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Baker Hughes secures long-term maintenance at Tangguh LNG

90-month contract positions Baker Hughes as a key technical partner for Tangguh LNG's energy performance in Indonesia.

The development seeks to retrofit existing diesel locomotives with hydrogen-compatible power trains.

Both energy projects are located in the German North Sea Exclusive Economic Zone at sites N-9.3 and N-6.7.

The growth strategy includes partnerships with companies in the logistics, manufacturing and utilities sectors.

While a terrestrial turbine picks up currents at about 200 meters, this airship picks them up at 500 meters.

Formosa 4 will generate 495 MW with 14 MW Siemens Gamesa turbines, installed in water depths of up to 64 meters.

The energy can be stored in smart battery systems and released when demand requires it.

Australian court validates the environmental plan that enables the operational connection of the Scarborough offshore gas pipeline.

The Port Arthur LNG project will double its total LNG export capacity to 26 Mtpa with Phase 2.

It will be the first time that a nuclear reactor and a data center will be built together in the same facility.

Each project will manage 25 MW / 50 MWh, totaling 100 MW / 200 MWh of battery storage capacity.

The plant will produce 156.6 million m³ of green hydrogen per year.