The partnership between Baker Hughes and EGPC aims to establish and drive a flare recovery initiative to support emissions recovery and reduction across Egypt’s upstream and downstream O&G operations
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IDIF to conduct ‘Underwater Ships Husbandry Port Authority Seminar’ in Dubai
The seminar by IDIF is scheduled to be held at the Jumeirah Creekside Hotel in Dubai on 12 September, which will be attended by industry experts and regulatory authorities
ACWA Power, EWEC announce the start of operations for the first phase of Al Taweelah IWP
ACWA Power is the lead developer and operator of the project and a 40% shareholder, with the remaining 60% is contributed by the Government of Abu Dhabi
IRENA, OPEC Fund sign partnership to advance renewable energy investment in developing countries
An MoU was signed in Vienna by IRENA’s Director-General Francesco La Camera and the Director-General of the OPEC Fund Dr Abdulhamid Alkhalifa
TAQA and ADNOC enter into binding agreements to purchase stakes in Masdar from Mubadala
The binding agreements will see TAQA acquire a 43% controlling stake in Masdar’s renewables business with Mubadala retaining a 33% interest, and ADNOC owning the remaining 24% interest
Archirodon wins new $173mn EPC contract from ADNOC Onshore
The project will boost the handling capacity of the Asab Central Degassing Station, which serves as the central processing hub for ADNOC Onshore’s South East and Haliba fields
QatarEnergy partners with Eni for $2.75bn North Field East LNG project
QatarEnergy and Eni will become partners in a new JV, in which QatarEnergy will hold a 75% interest while Eni will hold the remaining 25% interest
5 steps to capitalise on renewable fuels
Ferdinand Varga, managing director and senior partner at Boston Consulting Group outlines five ways industry players can get started with renewable fuels
Can natural gas strike a fair compromise as a “bridge” between fossil fuels and renewables?
The energy landscape is all about balance, which includes finding the balance between value and cost, safety and productivity, and on a wider level, supply and demand, which to an extent, natural gas can deliver
Barakah Nuclear Power Plant’s Unit 3 receives operating licence from FANR
The licence, with an estimated duration of 60 years, authorises Nawah to commission and operate Unit 3 of the Barakah Nuclear Power Plant