Floating terminals to import natural gas allowed Europe to overcome the worst of the energy crisis. Their next task could be to help the continent’s sluggish hydrogen markets take off.
ADNOC on Wednesday announced the signing of a 15-year Heads of Agreement (LNG agreement) with EnBW Energie Baden-Württemberg AG (EnBW), one of the largest energy companies in Germany, for the delivery of 0.6 million metric tonnes per annum (mmtpa) of liquefied natural gas (LNG).
With valuations of low-carbon energy down significantly from the highs of recent years, now may be a good time to invest in the sector.
The World’s Biggest Carbon Removal Plant Comes Online in Iceland
Carmakers Flag Difficult Year on Costs, Muted EV Demand
Oil Drops With US Stockpiles and Middle East Tensions in Focus
China’s Solar Panel Giants Say Prices Are Near the Bottom
Suspicious Frying Oil From China Is Hurting US Biofuels Business
Shell to sell interest in Singapore Energy and Chemicals Park to CAPGC
Saudi Aramco pays out $31 billion Q1 dividend despite dip in profits
Hydrogen economy set for rapid global growth
Public-private energy partnerships critical to hit global net zero targets, says former head of IEA
Oil market puts Mideast geopolitical risk in the rearview mirror
Vestas CEO Says $217 Billion Wind Industry Has Yet to Reach ‘Maturity’
Oil Rises With Mideast Tension to the Fore as Truce Talks Falter
China’s Green Electricity Certificates Crater on Renewables Jump
Ebara Elliott Energy offers a range of products for a sustainable energy economy
Essar outlines how its CBM contribution is bolstering for India’s energy landscape
Positioning petrochemicals market in the emerging circular economy
Navigating markets and creating significant regional opportunities with Spectrum
Back To Top