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Is Oil & Gas Back? Why Europe is Rethinking Its Subsurface Resources

EU wind and solar generated more than gas for the first time. Source: Annual electricity data, Ember Summary: Is oil and gas exploration returning to Europe's agenda? In the short term (2024–2026), we will see targeted project revival driven by energy security logic. However, in the medium term (toward 2030) and beyond, this trend will collide with the overriding force of the EU Green Deal, the exponential growth of renewables, and tightening financial constraints. The futur

The Next EPC Super-Cycle: Energy for AI

Saudi Arabia's New Energy Export Summary: The next EPC super-cycle is about AI: Saudi Arabia is betting on cheap power ($0.01/kWh), land, and state will to become a global AI hub and exporter of compute. The time for giga-projects is now. The driver of the next infrastructure wave won't be molecules or electrons—it will be algorithms . Saudi Arabia isn't just adopting AI; it's executing a sovereign strategy to pivot its entire economic export model from barrels of oil to t

Eni's Nguya FLNG: First LNG Cargo

Source:Nguya FLNG (2.4 MTPA): the new formula for fast-track LNG? The Nguya (“Energy”) FLNG is a cornerstone of the Congo LNG project in the Marine XII concession, offshore the Republic of the Congo. The massive unit, measuring 376 meters long and 60 meters wide, is moored at a depth of 35 meters. Designed with advanced technologies to minimize its carbon footprint, it sets a new industry benchmark for environmental performance. From contract award to sail-away, the FLNG was

Energy Transition: Where UK Demand Meets China Scale

The UK talks about 100+ GW of clean energy by the 2030s. China manufactures several times that capacity every single year. So where is the real EPC opportunity? Source:The Gigawatt Partnership. How UK ambition connects with China's industrial scale. UK–China trade: the baseline According to UK Government (ONS / DBT) data, total UK–China trade reached £102.7bn in 2024, nearly doubling over the past decade (UK Government – China Trade & Investment Factsheet) https://www

LNG-to-Power via FSRU: A Fast-Track Infrastructure Model for EPCs

Source: Ayman Bouderbela via LinkedIn Senegal has launched Africa’s first LNG-to-Power project offshore Dakar. The FSRU LNGT Africa supplies regasified LNG via ship-to-ship (STS) transfer to Karpowership’s floating power plants, with 335 MW of installed capacity , providing up to 25% of Senegal’s electricity demand . The FSRU (125,000 m³ LNG capacity, 272 m in length) was built by Seatrium (formerly Sembcorp Marine) and is owned by Karmol , a joint venture between

Vietnam: Tien Bac (Haiphong) FSRU Project

December 22, 2025 Vingroup – the tech-industrial flagship of Vietnam – is a defining force in the country’s modern economy. With a market capitalization of $12 billion and 50,000 employees , it operates across sectors including real estate, electric vehicles, smart infrastructure, and healthcare. Founded in 1993 in Ukraine (Mivina) by Mr. Pham Nhat Vuong , Vietnam’s first billionaire and a graduate of the Moscow Geological University, Vingroup has evolved into Vietnam’

The first LNG on jack ups started production

Source: Image courtesy of Maersk Discussion Points on New Fortress Energy’s Fast LNG (Jack-Up FLNG) Project (First LNG announced July 19, 2024, 9:25 AM EDT) Q1. Price Questions remain regarding the overall cost structure of New Fortress Energy’s Fast LNG project offshore Altamira, Mexico is the implied liquefaction cost approximately USD 1,400/ton ? If so, the so-called “conversion” of legacy jack-up rigs appears to nearly double the cost compared with a new-build barge FL