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The Dangote Refinery processed 700,000 barrels per day in a test, exceeding its nameplate capacity of 650,000 bpd and consolidating its position as Africa's…

New Energies

The Port of Gothenburg Begins Construction of a Liquefied Biogas Plant

Mario Toyo · June 5, 2026

Construction of the new liquefied biogas plant at the Port of Gothenburg will boost the supply of clean energy for maritime transport by 2027.

Electricity Generation

Subsea cable brings Ireland closer to Europe’s power grid

Antonio Zavarce · June 5, 2026

The subsea cable linking Ireland and France has completed a key onshore phase and is advancing toward a strategic power connection for Europe.

Wind Energy

Glamox to illuminate TenneT’s first 2 GW substation

Ruth Arteaga · June 5, 2026

The first land station of TenneT's 2 GW program will feature 1,500 LED luminaires supplied by Glamox.

New Energies

NorSAF and KBR drive SAF plant in Latvia

José López · June 5, 2026

KBR reported that the plant would produce 100,000 tons annually and that production is scheduled to start in 2030.

Oil and Gas

Costa Azul LNG begins start-up with detected flaring

José López · June 5, 2026

The U.S. Department of Energy confirmed that it granted additional time to begin LNG exports from the Energía Costa Azul Mid-Scale project in Baja…

Maritime

Fleetzero, Thoma-Sea, and Glosten announce development of long-endurance autonomous vessels

Joshua Falcón · June 4, 2026

The companies are integrating advanced battery systems and low-profile designs for commercial and strategic defense missions.

Oil and Gas

Ecopetrol Faces USO Strike at Barrancabermeja Refinery

Joshua Falcón · June 4, 2026

The Ecopetrol strike called by USO halted operations in Barrancabermeja on June 2, 2026, directly impacting the refining and transport of Colombian hydrocarbons.