Authored by James Rickards via Daily Reckoning, On Friday Joe Biden signed an executive order directing every federal agency to work toward “environmental justice for all.” The executive order even establishes a new Office of […]
SINGAPORE, April 21 (Reuters) – Volumes of liquefied natural gas (LNG) stored at sea have increased on an annual basis this month, driven by more vessels in Asia amid high inventories and slow spot demand in Japan, China […]
SEOUL, May 3 (Korea Bizwire) — South Korean shipyard Samsung Heavy Industries Co. has successfully developed a new floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) facility model with shorter delivery times. The company announced on Tuesday it obtained a […]
(Bloomberg) – Norway’s biggest oil and gas companies are reviving exploration plans in Arctic waters, as the government agitates for fresh discoveries in the Barents Sea to secure the country’s future as a key energy […]
The Covid-19 pandemic, global supply chain crisis and war in Ukraine have all played havoc with global commodity markets. For commodity traders, it has been big business: across the sector – which includes hedge funds, banks […]
The fact that the offshore wind industry is screaming for more subsidies undermines their wilder claims about offshore wind power being ‘free’ and getting cheaper all the time. The true cost of wind power is […]
A cargo ship arrived in Emden, Germany with a massive hole in its hull after reportedly striking a wind farm. According to the German water police, the damaged vessel arrived from Szczecin, Poland to Emden […]
Buoyed by high prices and rising energy demand, offshore operators and international oil companies are advancing plans for field development projects, and 2023 looks to be a busy year for offshore construction projects. With that […]
A Dutch court has suspended a proposed gas drilling and extraction project in the North Sea due to the uncertain impact of nitrogen compound emissions. The offshore gas project was designed to run entirely on […]
This article was originally published by Civil Eats. Tom Hafer remembers the first time the fish stopped biting. It was a little over 20 years ago when fiber optic cables were being installed in […]
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