United States – Tree Energy Solutions (TES) and TotalEnergies have joined forces to study and develop a significant production unit in the United States for e-natural gas (e-NG), a synthetic gas produced from renewable hydrogen and CO2.
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As of October of this year, Gasunie anticipates that the Zuidbroek nitrogen plant will be fully operational based on new information from the principal contractor, Air Products.
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The Netherlands – The potential for a further temporary increase in the Netherlands’ LNG import capacity is being looked into by Gasunie.
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The Netherlands – The final gas will start to flow from the Dutch gas fields around 2045, marking the end of the country’s 1959-starting gas exploitation. However, in order to shape the energy transition and lessen reliance on imported gas, North Sea output will expand in the upcoming years.
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The Netherlands – Dutch HSM Offshore Energy (HSM) has received a Contract Award for the first electrified ONE-Dyas N05-A gas production platform in the North Sea, which will be powered exclusively by offshore wind energy.
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Denmark – Ørsted and Equinor have inked an agreement under which Equinor would send Norwegian gas to Denmark via the Baltic Pipe.
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Europe – Russia’s continued restriction of natural gas flows to Europe has increased international prices to excruciatingly high levels, disrupted trade, and caused severe fuel shortages in some emerging and developing economies. This market tightness is predicted to last well into 2023, according to the IEA’s most recent Gas Market Report.
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The Netherlands – ONE-Dyas has taken a final investment decision for the development of the N05-A gas field in the North Sea with partners EBN and Hansa Hydrocarbons.
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Germany – In order to ensure a steady supply of LNG from Woodside’s global portfolio into Europe, particularly Germany, the company has signed a long-term sale and purchase deal with Uniper.
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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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