(By Oil & Gas 360) – For decades, hydrogen has been viewed primarily as a manufactured fuel. Whether produced from natural gas, coal, or renewable electricity, the conversation has focused on finding cleaner, more economical ways to produce it. Entire industries have emerged around green, blue, and gray hydrogen, each defined by how the fuel is produced and the
(Oil & Gas 360) – The oil and gas industry is moving from intention to action. With a focus on sustainability and operational advancements, this sector is investing in groundbreaking technologies to meet new demands. Find out how the Oil and Gas Decarbonisation Congress (DECARBON) 2026 is driving this transformation and reshaping the global energy landscape. The oil and gas sector
(Oil Price) – For decades, green hydrogen has been touted as the “next big thing” in clean energy technology, with particularly promising potential applications in hard-to-abate sectors like transport, steelmaking, and shipping. However, the long-predicted green hydrogen renaissance has never come to fruition due to several factors, including the prohibitively high cost of production and the energy losses and inefficiencies associated
(Oil Price) – The white hydrogen boom could be within sight based on recent finds in France, the United States, and other parts of the world. However, developers are still not sure of the costs involved with exploiting white hydrogen resources, as well as the technical challenges to accessing reserves, making the outlook uncertain. Unlike other low-carbon forms of hydrogen, such
(Oil Price) – Investments in fusion technology have jumped by $2.6 billion in the year to July, the most since 2022, the Fusion Industry Association said in a new report on Tuesday, noting that the growth in funding for fusion energy companies “is the most striking indicator of the industry’s accelerating trajectory.” The association’s report showed that total funding for fusion efforts has exceeded $9.7
(Oil Price) – The conversation about low-carbon hydrogen continued last week at the annual World Utilities Congress, hosted by the multinational energy and water company TAQA in Abu Dhabi. While the hoped-for future trade between Europe and the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) remained in focus, a shift in emphasis appeared. While national goals look increasingly dubious, progress is occurring
(Oil & Gas 360) – Unlock the future of downstream transformation at the PRC Europe 2025 and engage with leaders through case studies and networking. The Congress is scheduled on 19-21 May in Milan, Italy to drive decarbonisation, sustainable fuels and implement energy transition strategies. One of the main topics in the agenda is feedstock transformation and refinery adaptation.
( Oil & Gas 360) – The Petrochemical and Refining Congress: Europe 2025 unites industry leaders in Milan on 19-20 May to address technological advancements: circular economy principles, low-carbon hydrogen ecosystem, energy transition and innovations in sustainable fuels. Supported by Regional Partners Technip Energies, Sonatrach Raffineria Italiana S.r.l., Wood and Saras S.p.A., the event facilitates strategic discussions on reshaping the downstream
(Oil & Gas 360) – $28 million project financing, inclusive of the completed sale of the Investment Tax Credit associated with the project, returns cash back to Energy Vault’s balance sheet for the first resiliency center deployed in California (Calistoga) for PG&E to reduce wildfire risk and manage Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) events This strategic financing is the first
(Oil Price) – Germany’s biggest utility RWE will supply green hydrogen to France’s oil and gas supermajor TotalEnergies in a 15-year deal from 2030, in one of the largest such agreements globally. RWE to supply around 30,000 metric tons of green hydrogen annually to TotalEnergies from 2030 to 2044, the German utility giant said on Wednesday. The green hydrogen from RWE will be
(Oil Price) – TotalEnergies and Air Liquide plan to invest a combined more than $1.046 billion (1 billion euros) in two electrolyzer projects to produce green hydrogen in the Netherlands, as part of the French supermajor’s efforts to slash emissions from its refineries in northwest Europe. TotalEnergies on Tuesday said it had signed agreements with French industrial gases firm Air Liquide to
(World Oil) – ADNOC will transfer stakes in some U.S. assets to its new international investment firm, XRG PJSC, part of a push to create a $80 billion global venture. Abu Dhabi National Oil Co.’s holdings in a hydrogen venture with Exxon Mobil Corp. and NextDecade Corp.’s LNG export project will move to XRG, according to CEO Sultan Al Jaber.
