The open season is to gauge interest and work towards capacity reservation and allocation for ammonia storage and ammonia cracking at VTTI’s terminals in Rotterdam and Antwerp.
INEOS has announced the Final Investment Decision (FID) to safely and permanently store carbon dioxide from Danish emitters in a depleted oil field in the Danish North Sea.
The Carbon Capture and Storage Association (CCSA), the leading CCUS trade association in Europe, has released the report “Accelerating a Europe-wide CO2 storage market”.
Petrofec's consulting team in Woking, UK, is providing engineering support to Vantaa Energy, a Finnish urban energy company, on a project that seeks to capture and store carbon dioxide (CO2) from its waste-to-energy plants.
Working natural gas in storage in the Lower 48 states ended the natural gas injection season with 3922 billion cubic ft, according to estimates based on data from our Weekly Natural Gas Storage Report released on November 7.
Energy and marine consultancy ABL has completed its scope of work as marine warranty surveyor (MWS) to support the successful transport and re-installation of the floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) Toscana, off the coast of Livorno, Italy.
From the time it was built and until now, it has been the largest foreign direct investment for the energy sector in the country.
Inter Terminals will insulate two tanks and increase pump speeds, which will lead to several positive effects for both operations and the environment.
This acquisition marks a significant milestone in LBC's growth strategy, aimed at providing infrastructure to facilitate the safe and efficient storage and handling of bulk liquid products that contribute to the energy transition.
Odfjell has announced the approval of a new expansion project at Odfjell Terminals Korea (OTK). The project comprises a new tank pit of ten tanks and will significantly broaden services and product handling capacity at the leading Ulsan terminal.
A report by Centrica and FTI Consulting has confirmed the vital role that hydrogen can play in delivering a secure, decarbonised electricity system.
Stolthaven Westport held an event earlier this month to celebrate the official opening of its new Terminal 2 (T2), set to offer customers enhanced efficiency and additional storage capacity.
The FPSO process has been widely used in the oil and gas industries, but its application for ammonia is relatively new. The unit will use renewable energy to provide power for electrolysis of seawater to produce green hydrogen, which will be combined with nitrogen and synthesised to produce green ammonia, ready for offloading to ammonia carriers.
The project, which will be located at NREL's Flatirons Campus in Arvada, Colorado, US, uses GKN Hydrogen's storage technology to store hydrogen in a solid state (metal hydrides) compared to traditional gaseous storage tanks.
This vessel, based on Wagenborg’s EasyMax design, will be built by Shipyard Royal Niestern Sander and marks a significant step towards advancing carbon capture and storage (CCS) within the EU.