Russia’s long-standing dominance as Europe’s primary gas supplier is undergoing a seismic shift. Facing sanctions and a waning European market, the Kremlin is pivoting eastwards to meet Asia’s burgeoning energy demand.
The new year has started with fresh uncertainty in the European gas industry as geopolitical, seasonal and sustainability pressures collide to form a perfect storm.
Ukraine’s largest private energy company DTEK has taken delivery of its first cargo of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the US, a move that highlights the nation’s efforts to diversify energy sources amidst geopolitical tensions...
Hydrogen’s role is being questioned right now. In the past year, multiple projects have been cancelled, a Hydrogen Council report has highlighted a significant $335bn investment gap that is jeopardising 2030 targets, and some policies...
The European Union (EU) has seen a sharp increase in the import of disposable canisters in 40-foot containers with an equivalent of 3.000 cubic metres (cbm) of helium in each container.
European carbon capture specialists Nuada and Carbfix have joined forces to develop integrated carbon capture and storage (CCS) solutions for industrial emitters.
Carbon emitters in Europe using offshore carbon dioxide (CO2) storage would benefit from 21% cost savings, according to a new report from The Carbon Capture and Storage Association (CCSA).
The bill to rebuild Ukraine’s thermal power plants (TPPs) will be an estimated €250m this year, according to a DTEK winter energy update.
Penspen has been awarded a hydrogen blending contract by Latvian natural gas operator Conexus Baltic Grid, boosting its portfolio of energy transition projects. The contract will see Penspen’s UK-based integrity team assess the feasibility of...
The 29th annual Conference of the Parties (COP29) has begun in Baku, Azerbaijan, running from November 13th to 24th. Delegates, climate advocates, and world leaders are convening to tackle the urgent issue of climate change.
