Wind Energy – Investment
Mubadala Investment Company announced a US$325 million investment in Ørsted’s Hornsea 3 OWF.
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Mubadala Investment Company announced a US$325 million investment in Ørsted’s Hornsea 3 OWF.
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TotalEnergies is intensifying its global energy exploration efforts, committing approximately US$1 billion each year as Namibia rises as one of the world’s most promising new oil and gas frontiers.
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Oregen Energy has signed a Letter of Intent to evaluate an equity investment in Petrovena Energy and grow its footprint in Namibia’s Orange Basin.
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National Oil Corporation has signed an agreement with Chevron to conduct a technical study for offshore oil exploration in Libya, in a move aimed at attracting more investment into the country’s energy sector.
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MOL has decided to jointly own two Commissioning Service Operation Vessels (CSOVs) with Schoeller Holdings, with delivery scheduled in 2027.
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Vena Group has signed an investment agreement with Taean County in South Korea worth USD 750 million over the next five years.
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Milaha, which is planning to modernise its fleet, particularly offshore vessels, has laid out plans to strengthen its presence in Kuwait and Iraq, deepen trade flows between Asia and the Middle East, explore new trade opportunities in East and North Africa, and selectively expand operations in Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
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Equinor, long regarded as one of the global standard-bearers for carbon capture and storage, is scaling back its near-term investment plans for CCS as project economics and customer demand fail to mature at the pace once expected.
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Chevron is unwilling to operate in Iraq on the terms of the Russian company Lukoil.
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Sintana Energy, based in Canada, unveils exciting plans for Walvis Basin Expansion off the Coast of Namibia.
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