Professional career dedicated to add value to customers and projects

  • Offshore Engineer News
  • Kluwer Arbitration Blog
  • Energy sector
  • Recharge
Iberdrola Picks Up $4.9B to Finance 1.4GW UK Offshore Wind Farm

Iberdrola has signed green financing agreement with 24 banks for the East Anglia THREE offshore wind farm, being developed together with Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company (Masdar)… [...]

Perenco Brings Woodside’s Trinidad Oil and Gas Assets Into Its Fold

Perenco has completed the acquisition of the Greater Angostura producing oil and gas assets and associated production facilities from Woodside Energy in Trinidad and Tobago… [...]

Vallourec Brings CNOOC, Petrochina as New Clients in Iraq

French tubular solutions specialist Vallourec has secured two contracts to supply Oil Country Tubular Goods (OCTG) to support the drilling operations of CNOOC and PetroChina in Iraq… [...]

Germany’s SEFE Inks Three-Year LNG Supply Deal with ADNOC

SEFE Securing Energy for Europe and the United Arab Emirates’ ADNOC Gas have entered into a three-year supply agreement over 0.7 million tonnes of LNG, with deliveries to begin in [...]

Shell Secures Drilling Permit off South Africa's West Coast

Shell has been granted environmental authorisation to drill up to five deep-water wells off South Africa's west coast, the company said on Friday.The oil major applied… [...]

Kluwer Arbitration Blog Upgrade: 1 to 15 July 2025

Kluwer Arbitration Blog brings expert analysis and fresh perspectives that simplify complex arbitration issues for the arbitration community worldwide. Since its launch on ‌28 January 2009‌, Kluwer Arbitration Blog has [...]

A New Chapter in the EU’s Battle Against Intra-EU Arbitration: The Antin v. Spain Decision

In a recent decision, the European Commission (“EC”) concluded that any payment by Spain on the basis of the arbitration award rendered in 2018 and established under the auspices of [...]

“Commercial” Disputes Under Vietnamese Arbitration Law: Insights From a Recent Vietnamese Court Decision

A recent decision by the People’s Court of Ho Chi Minh City (“Court”)—Decision No. 35/2025/QD-PQTT, dated 26 February 2025 (“Decision 35”)—offers important insights into what constitutes a “commercial” dispute under [...]

Updating Tanzania’s Arbitration Law to Align with International Best Practice

The implementation of Tanzania’s Arbitration Act in 2020 (the Act) was an important step in positioning the country as a competitive investment hub. A Kluwer Arbitration Blog post written in [...]

Sandeels and Sovereignty: The First Ruling Under the UK-EU Trade Agreement

On 2 May 2025, a three-member tribunal constituted under the UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement (“TCA”) published its ruling in a dispute brought by the European Union (“EU”) against the [...]

Energy advisory body expects global consumption to increase by 700,000 barrels a day this year [...]

Energy major warns of second-quarter hit but flags higher production [...]

FTSE 100 company undergoing quarterly reviews by energy regulator in relation to investment in its high-voltage cables [...]

Unusual agreement follows growing concern in Washington over Chinese dominance of crucial weapons materials [...]

Sarah Breeden cites evidence that extreme weather events push up inflation in ways central banks find difficult to combat [...]

South Korea's bottom-fixed tender attracts six bidders

Oversubscribed tender attracted offers from international and domestic players, with results expected by end of month [...]

GE Vernova pays out millions over Vineyard blade break

OEM to pay $10.5m in compensation for collapse at Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners/Iberdrola's Vineyard Wind project [...]

Heavy-lift leader Heerema thrives on offshore wind opportunity

Heerema Marine Contractor, a giant in the world of offshore oil and gas T&I, sees offshore wind as an important part of its future [...]

Want Dickson's job at WindEurope? This is who you need to win over

Vestas CEO and top executives from heavyweight wind companies to play dominant role in picking a successor, but need to satisfy disgruntled German sector [...]

'Turbine makers must learn lesson of failed Airbus superjumbo,' warns key wind port chief

Demand for supersized Airbus jet dried up partly because few airports could accommodate it – wind turbine suppliers are running headfirst into a similar problem, warns port chief [...]