Oceaneering International Inc.’s Offshore Projects Group segment has entered into an agreement for use of the multi-purpose supply vessel Harvey Deep Sea for subsea IRM in the GoA.
A group of environmental petitioners had asked for a review of the Southgate project to extend the Mountain Valley Pipeline.
As an all-of-the-above power procurement strategy emerges, Big Tech—including Google, Amazon and Constellation—is grappling with emissions amid policy uncertainty as it backs nascent, emerging and proven clean energy technologies.
Apollo Global Management has made an investment in global infrastructure technology and services company T.D. Williamson, which will remain majority owned by SCF Partners.
Oceaneering International Inc.’s Offshore Projects Group segment has entered into an agreement for use of the multi-purpose supply vessel Harvey Deep Sea for subsea IRM in the GoA.
A group of environmental petitioners had asked for a review of the Southgate project to extend the Mountain Valley Pipeline.
As an all-of-the-above power procurement strategy emerges, Big Tech—including Google, Amazon and Constellation—is grappling with emissions amid policy uncertainty as it backs nascent, emerging and proven clean energy technologies.
Apollo Global Management has made an investment in global infrastructure technology and services company T.D. Williamson, which will remain majority owned by SCF Partners.
The project’s termination follows several moves made by the Trump administration that “dismantle the domestic offshore wind industry,” environmental group BlueGreen Alliance said.
Phillips 66 grew its midstream segment so much that activist investor Elliott Management pushed to splinter the company—but the refining giant sees gold in moving NGLs.
The U.S. trade office had proposed a schedule of rising rates if U.S. companies did not use tankers that don’t currently exist—but backed off after industry backlash.
ADNOC awarded John Wood Group Plc a $2.8 billion contract to provide engineering, procurement and construction management (EPCm) for the company’s Habshan facility in the United Arab Emirates.
Once operational, the Jeju Bio Energy Biogas Plant will convert about 54,000 tons of waste annually into 2 megawatts of renewable energy.
Expand Energy has joined EQT Corp. in the triple investment grade credit-rating club, making it another Marcellus counterparty risk-worthy partner for gas supply to power AI data centers.