The hydrogen economy: built of broken?
The hydrogen economy is starting to look more like a lead balloon, than an economy soaring to new heights, writes Gordon Cope, Contributing Editor.
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Europe and Asia's response to 60% Middle East crude export collapse reshapes global energy trade
North American crude replaces Middle East flows as Europe faces structural diesel deficit while exporting gasoline surplus eastward.
BEL Valves secures first CCUS contract
BEL Valves announces multi-million contract to supply Indonesiaâs first carbon capture project.
H2NorthEast signs MoU with Northern Gas Networks for hydrogen in North East England
Teesside hydrogen project, H2NorthEast, submits bid into East Coast Cluster selection process and establishes strategic partnership with Northern Gas Networks.
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STATS Group acquires pipeline intelligence firm Pipelines 2 Data (P2D)
STATS Group strengthens global services capability with acquisition of pipeline intelligence firm P2D.
Gulf states to revisit pipelines to bypass Hormuz; Mayer Brown commentary
Following news reports on Gulf states revisiting pipeline projects to bypass the Strait of Hormuz, Richard Nelson, Global Energy Partner at law firm Mayer Brown addresses the issue.
Worley Consulting and Bloomfire to deliver AI-powered infrastructure for industries facing critical challenges
Worley Consulting and Bloomfire partner to bring Enterprise Intelligence to energy, chemicals, and resources sectors.
A fifth circuit showdown over pipeline expansion: Gas Transmission NW, LLC vs FERC
Amy Mitchell, an attorney at Spencer Fane, writes about a landmark Fifth Circuit case examining FERCâs regulatory approach to pipeline expansion, focusing on cost allocation, environmental review, and agency discretion.
Middle East disruption could cut global oil demand 20% and gas 10% by 2050 as energy security drives shift to independence
Wood Mackenzie report that prolonged disruption to Middle East energy supplies could accelerate a structural shift in global energy systems, halving oil and gas import dependence by 2050 and reducing oil demand by 20% and gas demand by 10% relative to the base case.
Montel: EU gas prices slide 20% amid ceasefire in Iran war
The European bellwether front-month gas contract on the Dutch TTF hub initially dropped to EUR 42.50/MWh on Ice Endex this morning, its lowest since 2 March, before recovering slightly to EUR 43.46/MWh, at the time of writing.
