A recent report by Rystad Energy illuminates the tremendous potential of electrifying oil and gas facilities to slash global emissions. The study takes a hard look at the transition from traditional diesel-powered equipment to more sustainable, lower-carbon power sources within the oil and gas
BP's recent decision to offload its onshore wind energy business in the USA marks a significant shift in its strategic focus. Under the leadership of new CEO Murray Auchincloss, BP is pivoting back to oil and gas, revealing broader challenges and trends within the renewable energy sector.
As the world increasingly leans towards sustainable practices, the roles of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) and Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) are becoming more vital and evident in the global energy landscape. Traditional fossil fuels like petrol and diesel are gradually being phased out, making way for
Decarbonizing the UK's North Sea oil and gas sector is not merely a lofty goal but an urgent necessity to align with national and global environmental targets. The region faces both notable achievements and significant challenges as it endeavors to transition to a more sustainable future.
The Galveston LNG Bunker Port (GLBP) is poised to become the U.S. Gulf Coast's first dedicated LNG bunkering facility by 2027. This groundbreaking project represents a significant milestone in the journey towards cleaner maritime fuel solutions. A collaborative endeavor between Seapath and
Phillips 66, a prominent US oil refiner, recently finalized a deal with Voyager Midstream for the divestment of its natural gas gathering and processing assets. This transaction, supported by Pearl Energy Investments, is a pivotal move in Phillips 66’s broader strategy to streamline its operations a
