Ørsted secures Virginia port acreage while preparing for CO2 neutrality
Ørsted has signed an agreement with the port of Virginia in the USA to lease a portion of the Portsmouth Marine Terminal.
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World falls short of energy targets
Despite significant progress in recent years, the world is falling short of meeting the global energy targets set in the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals […]
Oil and gas projects take shape
CapProCon is published once-a-week and contains in excess of 50 project awards and developments. Here’s a few oil and gas developments that we covered in […]
China’s decarbonisation goals
China’s aim to decarbonise its energy mix and tackle pollution requires importing a lot more gas. To achieve this, China requires substantial investment in LNG […]
European power generation projects take shape
A number of European power generation projects came to the attention of the CapProCon news desk this week, all of which are likely to be […]
Ominous future for the oil and gas industry
Major oil and gas producing economies will need to diversify and demonstrate a renewed commitment to reform, if they are to cope with the changing […]
Battery storage a ‘tipping point’ for renewables
New battery storage technologies represent a ‘tipping point” for the wind and solar power generation sector, according to Bill Gross, founder and chairman of Idealab, […]
Upstream delivery finally hits the mark
According to industry analyst Wood Mackenzie, upstream oil and gas companies are increasingly delivering major capital projects on time and on budget. The successful execution […]
Mexico eyes up major energy projects
A number of major Mexican oil, gas and energy projects have taken shape in the past week. Italian oil major Eni expects to invest USD1.8 […]
Recruitment required in oil and gas sector
Industry analyst Rystad Energy believes there is a massive need for recruitment in the offshore oil and gas sector. New projects are being sanctioned and […]