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A North Sea gas field that sat untouched for three decades because of its unusually high carbon dioxide content may finally be heading for development — just not in the way anyone originally imagined. Orcadian Energy has formally launched the Assessment Phase for its Earlham and Orwell gas fields, with a preferred concept that skips pipeline export entirely a...


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Aker Solutions pulled in NOK 13.1 billion ($1.36 billion) in revenue and a 9.2 percent EBITDA margin for Q2 2026 — and that was enough for the Norwegian energy services company to raise its full-year guidance. The new revenue target sits between NOK 50 and 55 billion ($5.18 billion and $5.70 billion), a bump that reflects real confidence in its project pipeli...


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There is a wide range of companies that have been greatly active in 2026, which is a display of how committed they are to the clean energy transition. The United States is eager to meet its clean energy objectives and eliminate carbon emissions throughout the nation. However, the country is also committed to diversifying energy sources across all states so th...


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In the first half of 2026, Adriatic LNG delivered 4.4 billion cubic meters of natural gas into Italy’s national grid — enough to cover 14% of the country’s total gas demand and more than 40% of all national LNG imports. The figures, released alongside the terminal’s latest operational results, confirm its position as Italy’s third-largest source of natural ga...


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When a heat wave or major storm hits, power grid operators face a problem that compounds itself: demand surges at the same moment that solar panels dim and wind turbines slow. The two sides of the supply-demand equation swing in opposite directions — precisely when getting the balance wrong matters most.

What makes this harder is that the forecasting m...


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