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ADNOC Gas, Baker Hughes launch Levidian technology to turn methane into hydrogen, graphene

January 17, 2025

(World Oil) – ADNOC Gas in partnership with Baker Hughes has successfully installed British climate technology firm Levidian’s patented LOOP technology at the Habshan Gas Processing Plant. This marks the first-ever deployment of the technology at an operational gas processing site. Carbon will be captured from methane, the main constituent of natural gas, and transformed into graphene, a material set

Aquajet launches new system to enhance hydrodemolition robots for onshore, offshore applications

January 13, 2025

(World Oil) – Aquajet has introduced a new support system designed to enhance the capabilities and flexibility of Hydrodemolition robots in challenging environments. The system centers around the upgraded Aqua Spine 3.0, an extendable rail system that attaches easily to any surface, providing a stable platform for the Power Head to move along during operation. The Ergo Climbers have also

Equinor secures $3-billion financing for U.S. offshore wind project

January 2, 2025

( Oil Price) – Equinor has secured a project financing package of over $3 billion for its U.S. offshore wind project Empire Wind 1, Norway’s energy major said on Thursday. Empire Wind 1 is planned to power 500,000 New York homes and is expected to reach its commercial operation date in 2027. With a contracted capacity of 810 megawatts (MW), Empire Wind 1

China proposes further export curbs on battery, critical minerals tech

January 2, 2025

(Investing) – BEIJING – China’s commerce ministry has proposed export restrictions on some technology used to make battery components and process critical minerals lithium and gallium, a document issued on Thursday showed. If implemented, they would be the latest in a series of export restrictions and bans targeting critical minerals and the technology used to process them, areas in which

Renewables growth won’t go away under Trump

December 20, 2024

(Oil Price) – The rise of data centers and their quest for renewable energy to power AI technology will boost the growth of renewables even under President Donald Trump, the Americas head of Japan’s biggest bank, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, told Reuters. “The new administration will be more constructive on fossil fuels, but that doesn’t mean renewables go away,” Kevin Cronin,

Biden administration races to approve green funding ahead of Trump presidency

December 19, 2024

(Oil Price) – Following the recent election of Donald Trump as the next president of the U.S., the Biden administration is racing to approve huge quantities of green funding to ensure the U.S. gets the best chance possible at a green transition. The Biden government’s far-reaching climate policy, the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), is under threat as President-elect Trump has repeatedly

Acadia and Microsoft plan $9 billion worth of U.S. renewable energy projects

December 11, 2024

(Oil Price) – U.S. clean energy investor Acadia Infrastructure Capital is launching a coalition with tech giant Microsoft as an anchor investor as part of plans to develop $9 billion worth of clean energy projects in the United States, Acadia’s Vice President Brian O’Callaghan told Reuters. Acadia is leading the Climate and Communities Investment Coalition (CCIC) to which other companies apart from

Nabors, e2Companies to collaborate on oilfield integrated power solutions

December 10, 2024

(World Oil) – e2Companies has announced a strategic collaboration with Nabors that will expand business opportunities for integrated power solutions in the oilfield and broader energy markets. By combining Nabors’ global expertise and relationships in oil and gas with e2Companies’ Virtual Utility®, the companies aim to develop and market tailored solutions for the unique demands of the oilfield and assess

Has nuclear energy finally overcome the Chernobyl disaster?

December 9, 2024

(Oil Price) – Three major nuclear events throughout the history of nuclear power production have tainted the image of the clean energy source, according to recent reports and years of public opinion polls. The events at Chornobyl, Fukushima, and Three Mile Island swayed public opinion against nuclear power in many areas of the world for several decades, encouraging governments worldwide

BP merges offshore wind business in $5.8 billion joint venture with JERA

December 9, 2024

(Oil Price) – BP has decided to merge all its offshore wind business into a new joint venture with Japan’s energy firm JERA, to which the companies will provide up to $5.8 billion for investments by 2030, the UK-based supermajor said on Monday as it shifts its focus back on oil and gas. BP has been seeking for months to offload spending

Exclusive-Biden administration will not finalize clean fuel tax credit guidance

December 3, 2024

(Investing) – Biden administration officials will not finalize highly anticipated guidelines on new clean fuel production tax credits aimed at the airline and biofuel industries before they leave in January, three sources told Reuters, casting doubt on the future of a key piece of the U.S. president’s climate agenda. The tax credit, the engine behind President Joe Biden’s ambitious plan to

Candy giant targets its cattle herd to maage methane emissions- oil and gas 360

Candy giant targets its cattle herd to manage methane emissions

November 21, 2024

(Oil & Gas 360) – Global food producer Mars has announced a nearly $50 million initiative focused on its cows and candy to halve greenhouse gas emissions by the end of the decade and become Net Zero by 2050. Mars’ “Moo-ving Dairy Forward” sustainable dairy plan seeks to find links in Mars’ supply chain that will allow it to cut methane

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