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ConocoPhillips and its partners have achieved the first oil production from the NOK13bn ($1.24bn) Eldfisk North project in the Norwegian North Sea.
Kinetik, a Permian-to-Gulf Coast midstream operator, has agreed to acquire Durango Permian, a Texas-based midstream company, in a cash and stock deal worth up to $840m.
Spanish utility Iberdrola has announced the installation of the first turbine of the 476 MW Baltic Eagle offshore wind farm in the German Baltic Sea.
By NS Energy Staff Writer 13 May 2024 Phase 2 of the project involves the development of an additional 26 wells, aimed at increasing
Singapore has set an ambitious target of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, prompting the exploration of low-carbon alternatives to reduce its dependence on fossil fuels and to diversify its energy mix. Singapore currently derives 86% of its energy consumption from petroleum and other liquids, with natural gas accounting for 13%. However, it must import two-thirds of its crude oil and imports natural gas through pipelines as well as liquefied natural gas. This large amount of energy imports not only cause Singapore to lose a significant amount of foreign currency reserves but also poses a risk to the country's energy security.
Hydroelectric equipment supplier Voith Hydro has partnered with STRUCINSPECT to tackle the challenge of keeping hydropower plants in top condition
Global pressure to reduce the use of traditional fossil fuels and cut emissions of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide is enormous. Consequently, the gas turbine industry is taking action. One of the key focus areas for reducing carbon dioxide emissions from gas turbines is to switch fuel from natural gas (typically CH4) to hydrogen.
DTE Energy's Dearborn Central Energy Plant (CEP) generates electricity and distributes chilled water, hot water and steam to buildings at the Ford Dearborn Research and Engineering Campus (REC). The CEP consists of a combined heat and power (CHP) plant and a chilled/hot water plant for combined power and steam generation. A wide array of technology is deployed to make it possible for the entire CHP plant to be largely manned by one person per shift to take care of maintenance and operations.
Equinor and Norwegian state-owned company Petoro have signed a value-neutral asset swap agreement in the Haltenbanken area of the Norwegian Sea to harmonise their equity interests.
By: Bv Swagath
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