The Netherlands – Neste, a Finnish company, has announced plans to expand the production of renewable products at its refinery in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, by investing €1.9 billion ($2.01 billion).
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France – MEPs from the two responsible committees objected to nuclear and gas being included in the list of environmentally sustainable economic activities.
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The Netherlands – The Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate has given ONE-Dyas permission to develop a gas field whose platform will be powered entirely by electricity generated by the Riffgat offshore wind farm in the German North Sea.
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The Netherlands – GasTerra, a Dutch gas trader, has refused to acknowledge Gazprom’s one-sided payment requirements.
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Norway – SINTEF and NTNU researchers are collaborating to develop technologies and concepts that will make the oil and gas industry more energy efficient and reduce emissions from offshore production.
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The Netherlands – Gasunie has agreed to lease a floating LNG installation (FSRU) from New Fortress Energy, an American energy infrastructure company.
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United Kingdom – In exchange for a new round of oil and gas leasing, UK Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Kwasi Kwarteng has written to North Sea oil and gas companies, urging them to reinvest profits in clean energy.
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Germany – Germany plans to invest up to €3 billion in floating LNG terminals over the next decade, according to the Finance Ministry.
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United Kingdom – The North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) has issued a letter of “no objection” to Ping Petroleum for the development concept of the Avalon discovery in the Central North Sea.
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Norway – Equinor and its partners, as well as the Norwegian government, are taking new steps to meet Europe’s growing demand for gas supply.
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