Tag: EnergyTransition

Samsung Heavy Industries is partnering with Amogy and Vinssen to develop and commercialise a modular ammonia-to-power pack for ships, converting ammonia to hydrogen onboard to generate electricity without CO₂ emissions.

The China Baowu Iron and Steel Group subsidiary Baowu Clean Energy has launched the Baowu Qingneng (Yangjiang) Green Hydrogen Industrial Park, using 1.5 GW of offshore wind directly connected to electrolysers to target ~80 kt/year of green hydrogen, alongside a green ammonia line and planned hydrogen pipeline infrastructure

Singapore’s first FSRU advances LNG infrastructure and low-carbon energy transition.

First offshore wind order in Korea reinforces regional renewable energy deployment.

Technip Energies has been awarded detailed engineering for PTTEP’s Arthit CCS facilities in the Gulf of Thailand, covering new CO₂ processing and injection units with brownfield modifications—critical infrastructure requiring high-grade stainless steel for CO₂ handling and corrosion resistance.

Major progress at China’s Xudabao nuclear plant as Unit 4 completes installation of its stainless-steel-lined passive water tank—marking four years of modular construction achieved.

Malaysia accelerates its clean-energy ambitions with a major green hydrogen project in Terengganu, led by Bin Zayed International and Nova RE Suria.

PETRONAS, Enilive and Euglena have broken ground on a new biorefinery within the Pengerang Integrated Complex in Johor, designed to process up to 650,000 tonnes of renewable feedstock a year into SAF, HVO and bio-naphtha. Targeted to start up in the second half of 2028, the complex will require extensive stainless steel process equipment, storage tanks and piping systems for biofuels and feedstock handling.

Eni and PETRONAS will form a new joint company managing 19 upstream assets in Indonesia and Malaysia, investing USD 15 billion over five years to develop new oil and gas projects.

Mitsui & Co. has joined Thailand’s first Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) project at the Arthit gas field operated by PTTEP, aiming to start operations in 2028. The project will store up to one million tonnes of CO₂ annually, supporting Thailand’s decarbonisation goals and Mitsui’s net-zero vision.