Van Oord Reaches Its 2025 Clean Energy Goals Joshua Falcón. · March 2, 2026 The company reports 89.2% renewable electricity use across its global facilities and meets SBTi decarbonization criteria.
TGS Expands 3D Seismic Coverage in Nigeria’s Deepwater Ruth Arteaga. · March 2, 2026 Laide 3D improves accuracy in complex geological zones of the Niger Delta with GeoStreamer technology and advanced velocity models.
India bets on domestic coal to reduce its reliance on foreign supply Ruth Arteaga. · March 2, 2026 The Indian government will require power plants to replace imported coal with a domestic blend during 2026.
The United Kingdom launches its first geothermal plant with lithium production Ruth Arteaga. · March 2, 2026 The UK’s first geothermal plant is already producing electricity and sustainable lithium from 5,000 meters underground.
Tenaris Validates Gas Efficiency in Vaca Muerta with DGB Technology Joshua Falcón. · March 2, 2026 The migration of fleets from North America has positioned Vaca Muerta in a high-energy demand environment.
ENGIE announces the acquisition of UK Power Networks for £10.5 billion Joshua Falcón. · March 2, 2026 Regulated assets provide exceptional financial visibility, immediately reducing the operational risk profile.
Seatrium Delivers Next-Generation WTIV Vessel for Empire Wind Offshore Wind Farm Joshua Falcón. · March 2, 2026 The specialized wind turbine installation vessel has been transferred to Maersk Offshore Wind after successfully completing sea trials in Singapore.
TotalEnergies Agrees to 20-Year LNG Supply from Alaska Ruth Arteaga. · March 2, 2026 TotalEnergies secures two-decade LNG supply from Alaska, targeting the Asian market with strategic Pacific access.
Croatia offers crude oil to Hungary and Slovakia via Adria Ruth Arteaga. · March 2, 2026 Croatia positions itself as a key energy backstop for Hungary and Slovakia amid the halt of the Russian Druzhba pipeline.
Sonangol Expands Its Critical Minerals Market Amidst Transition Joshua Falcón. · March 1, 2026 The Angolan government maintains the plan to sell a 30% stake in the oil company, but authorities believe market conditions.