Insights

In this energy projects global outlook we analyze the Oil&Gas, Petrochemical and Energy Transition sectors investments on 1st Half 2023.

In this insightful Webinar 7 Carbon Capture and Storage, our experts from 2B1st dive deep into the projects outlook of the Carbon Capture and Storage market.

CPC Corporation Taiwan (CPC) is planning to proceed with the third phase of Taichung LNG import terminal at the Port of Taichung in Taiwan.

Adnoc and AD Power developed Lightning project, a subsea high-voltage direct current (HVDC) transmission grid to supply power from shore to the various offshore facilities in Abu Dhabi in the UAE.

Ineos is planning Project ONE, an expansion project over different existing sites in Europe for the production of ethylene and propylene.

In this insightful Webinar 7 Carbon Capture and Storage, our experts from 2B1st dive deep into the projects outlook of the Carbon Capture and Storage market.

Decarbonation refers to carbon dioxide emissions reduction. It covers all the techniques and methodologies to eliminate carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions in the atmosphere resulting from direct and indirect human activities.

After extending the refinery, the Saudi Aramco South Korean subsidiary S-Oil Corporation (S-Oil) is considering to build the phase II of its second petrochemical complex on its existing site of Ulsan in Shaheen Province, South Korea.

The national oil companies (NOCs), Eni from Italy and Sonangol from Angola, together with the local joint venture Sonangol – Sinopec called SSI Fifteen limited (SSI Fifteen) intend to develop their recent discovery Agogo in the Block 15/06 offshore Angola on fast-track as a stand alone project as a floating, production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel.

The international oil company (IOC), Chevron Phillips, and the national oil company (NOC), Qatar Energy (QE), signed a heads of agreement (HoA) to build and operate an estimated $8 billion-worth petrochemicals project on the US Gulf of Mexico coast, under the name Golden Triangle Polymers.