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Strong performances in its Energy Marketing and Trading (EMT) division and the global LNG market contributed to Centrica recording a £3.3bn profit in 2022.
The Netherlands is examining establishing new LNG terminals from 2024 onwards after it reported ‘virtually’ no Russian gas was now entering the country via pipelines.
International classification society RINA has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with multinational digital technologies company ABB.
Equinor has made an oil and gas discovery close to the Troll field in the North Sea, its seventh discovery in this area since autumn 2019, after posting net income of $28.7bn in 2022.
TotalEnergies recorded a 95% jump in net income with its Integrated Gas, Renewables and Power (IGRP) division in 2022 on the back of strong LNG sales and regasification capacity in Europe.
Linde recorded an adjusted operating profit of $7.9bn ($7,904m) in 2022, up 10% on 2021, and maintains it is on track for a ‘record year’ in 2023.
The UK Government has launched UK Industrial Fusion Solutions to oversee delivery of the country’s nuclear fusion programme and outlined plans to build a Spherical Tokamak for Energy Production (STEP) plant.
Gas and low carbon energy contributed more than half to bp’s $27.6bn (£23bn) profits in 2022 as the energy giant capitalised on soaring energy prices.
Air Products today reported a 6% growth in first quarter net income to $584m – and its cash contribution to NEOM will halve to $800m.
gasworld has in the last few minutes launched its latest event to the 2023 calendar, with a conference devoted to clean energies and decarbonisation to be held in New Jersey, US in June.
