Shell Plc is exploring options for its global renewable power operations, including a potential stake sale to outside investors, people with knowledge of the matter said. The UK energy giant is working with advisers to study a range of possibilities that could also include separating the business into a more …
Read More »Shell Sees Lower Gas Profit for Second Quarter
Shell Plc’s earnings from natural gas trading will be significantly lower in the second quarter, due to seasonal shifts in the market. Oil and gas production will also be down compared with the first three months of the year due to field maintenance, while the company’s chemicals business is expected …
Read More »UAE Plans to Invest $54B in Renewables in Net Zero Push
The United Arab Emirates plans to invest as much as $54 billion on renewables over the next seven years as part of efforts to reach net zero emissions by 2050. The nation is targeting a threefold increase in the share of energy produced from renewable sources over the period and …
Read More »Key LNG Buyer Faces Possible Glut amid Warmer Winter
An unusually warm winter in the southern hemisphere is threatening to saddle Argentina with a glut of liquefied natural gas. Argentina is spending about $1.8 billion to import 44 LNG cargoes this year, with 20 already delivered and the remainder scheduled to arrive in the coming months. The mild weather …
Read More »Norway Plans Seabed Minerals Mining Citing Energy Transition
The Norwegian government announced Tuesday it intends to allow seabed extraction for minerals on the country’s continental shelf saying Norway needs minerals “to succeed in the green transition”. Made a day after the United Nations adopted a historic pact to protect the high seas, the announcement drew condemnation from environmental …
Read More »Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Eyes to Fuel Sea Transport with Ammonia
Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Co. Ltd. has entered a deal for technical studies on technologies that would enable ammonia to be used to power vessels. The agreement with Winterthur Gas & Diesel AG (WinGD) will test the gas commonly used for fertilizers on “large, low-speed two-stroke marine engines” currently being developed by …
Read More »Eni Eyes Refueling Partners as Market for Its Biodiesel
Eni SPA is campaigning for the use of its first renewables-based diesel among partner fuel transporters as part of its decarbonization strategy. The Italian state-controlled company says its HVOlution brand is produced using 100 percent renewable raw material based on European Union parameters. It has launched a promotional program targeting …
Read More »Adnoc Launches IPO for 15-Percent Stake in Logistics Unit
Abu Dhabi’s main energy company will sell a 15% stake in its logistics and shipping unit in an initial public offering, kicking off the second listing of one of its businesses this year. Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. will offer about 1.11 billion shares in Adnoc Logistics & Services, it …
Read More »USA Pipeline Agency Proposes Tougher Safeguard Rule
The USA pipeline safety agency has filed a draft regulation aimed at strengthening industry measures to curb methane emissions and prevent hazards to people and the environment from the country’s nearly three million miles of gas pipelines. The proposal by the Department of Transportation’s (DOT) Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety …
Read More »Italy’s New LNG Plant Receives Maiden Delivery
Italy’s newest and fourth regasification facility has received its first liquefied natural gas (LNG), paving the way for the startup of a project supplier Eni SPA said can serve about seven percent of domestic demand. The supply came from Egypt, among several countries in Africa where state-controlled Eni has strengthened …
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