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...energy transition and, more recently, Covid-19. Here, Mark Todd, wholesale business manager for Phillips 66 Limited, speaks in depth with content editor Stephanie Samuel about the brand position and values...
...efforts to decarbonise the economy of the north west of England. PHILLIPS 66 Working in partnership with offshore wind company Ørsted, hydrogen producers ITM Power and with funding from BEIS,...
...and provides services to the offshore wind industry, has purchased Driffield firm J Foley Electrical Ltd for an undisclosed sum in a deal that will see the company renamed as...
...of the UK’s offshore natural gas output. A repair and oil spill response team was mobilised in early December after a very small amount of oil seepage was reported. Measures to contain...
...over 50 years, delivering a wide range of integrated solutions and specialist services across areas including logistics, fuels and marine services to the offshore sector. Working hard to become a...
Enhancing collaborative culture within the offshore oil and gas industry is not only key to maximising the potential of its existing world class supply chain but could also unlock future...
...Chester. From 2025, HyNet North West will begin to convert natural gas into low carbon hydrogen at Stanlow Refinery, with carbon dioxide safely captured and stored offshore in the Liverpool...
...for this low carbon activity and has received strong interest from international companies, industry and government. It will be home to leading-edge innovation and manufacturing for offshore wind, hydrogen and...
...and Falcarragh. Offering a competitive price and an excellent service, the company is proud to count the offshore islanders of Donegal amongst its customers. “Operating in rural Ireland and conscious...
Suffolk-based Amarinth, a world-leading, net-zero designer and manufacturer of low lifecycle cost centrifugal pumps and associated equipment, primarily for the offshore and onshore oil & gas industries; nuclear and renewable...
...UK’s offshore oil and gas industry said the combination of carbon capture and hydrogen technologies are essential to ensuring the UK drives down its emissions, whilst providing the power needed...
...offshore energy hub. Given our excellent deep water facilities and prime location, we believe others will follow to join the significant cluster of organisations within the sector already established around...
...the Port of Blyth, infrastructure work including bund walls and access roads, is now underway. “The Port of Blyth is a growing offshore energy hub with excellent deep water facilities...
...SpA, offshore in Liverpool Bay. The hydrogen production hub will provide low carbon energy to replace fossil fuels in industry across the HyNet region, as well as heating homes, and...
...and in the future. It sets out ambitious and challenging expectations of the UK offshore oil and gas industry, and we are committed to continue working collaboratively with governments and...
...the region, as well as playing a role in international markets. “It’s perfectly located not far from our existing and future offshore windfarms in the East Anglia region and demonstrates...
...of 1m tonnes per year of CO2 from our hydrogen plant will be sent directly offshore through existing gas pipelines to be permanently stored in rock formations deep below the...
...their research had found Wales has the opportunity to be a net exporter of hydrogen. Because of its significant energy infrastructure potential, such as offshore wind projects in the Celtic...
