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TotalEnergies: A Comprehensive Energy Strategy in Brazil 🇧🇷 Our journey in Brazil began in 1975, and today it exemplifies our commitment to becoming a multi-energy company. We invest in both traditional oil & gas and renewable energies to meet society’s energy needs and support a sustainable future. Innovative Collaborations when it comes to #LNG: 🤝 Agreement with Compass to supply 3 million tons of LNG per year, enhancing #energy security and #flexibility in Brazil. 🚛 Potential to significantly reduce CO2 emissions by replacing diesel with LNG for Brazil’s two million trucks. At TotalEnergies, we leverage our global expertise in energy transition technologies, including #hydrogen, methanol, and #SAF, to drive growth and sustainability in Brazil. Discover how we are shaping a sustainable energy future in Brazil: https://lnkd.in/ec2Fg8p9 #Brazil #OilAndGas #LNG #Innovation

Subsea7 RE:POSITIONED: Decades of energy industry experience enables the team here at Emberson Marketing to help ambitious brands across the sector advance towards their goals, reenergised. So when Subsea7 needed to communicate a new, future-focused vision to position itself as a critical player in the offshore energy transition, we delivered. We crafted a compelling proposition – Make Possible – capturing Subsea7’s heritage as a pioneer in offshore energy solutions with a proven track record of over 1,000 global projects. As the industry evolves towards lower carbon oil and gas and renewable energy, Make Possible positions Subsea7 as the ideal partner to help deliver the offshore energy transition. It’s helping the company engage with existing and new customers, and attract talented engineers key to the journey. Read our case study to find out how we made it possible for Subsea7 to communicate with stakeholders more effectively with a future-focused position and narrative. https://bit.ly/3WnpZ6M #b2bmarketing #creativeagency #makepossible

PGNiG Upstream Norway AS (PUN), part of Poland’s Orlen Group, applauds Equinor's recent move to partially electrify a gas field in the Norwegian North Sea. This initiative aligns with PUN's commitment to reducing CO2 emissions on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS). With the Sleipner field's electrification, powered by renewable energy sources, PUN anticipates significant reductions in emissions associated with oil and gas production. As a partner in various electrified fields, including Sleipner, Ormen Lange, and Duva, PUN aims to exceed 3 bcm of gas production in 2024, with around 66% powered by zero-emission energy. https://lnkd.in/eFcZFeNV #PGNiGUpstreamNorway #OrlenGroup #CO2Emissions #Sustainability #RenewableEnergy #SleipnerField #Equinor #NorwegianNorthSea #EnergyTransition

Seems like a nice opportunity for the wind turbine which have balberings friction less maglev technology to generate and produce more energy with wind turbine being able to rotate even when there is low wind volumes.

🌟 PETRONAS and BlueFloat Energy confirmed for our ‘Opportunities in the Asia Pacific’ session at the Energy Exports Conference 2024 🌟 The Asia-Pacific energy landscape is undergoing a significant transformation, teeming with #opportunities for the #supplychain. This period indicates a surge in business opportunities, particularly in renewables, driven by #decarbonisation targets and #energy security concerns. Register for your FREE place at #EEC24, and hear first-hand from Petronas and BlueFloat Energy 📣 Petronas seek energy potential across the globe, optimising value through an integrated business model. Their portfolio includes #oilandgas, #renewable sources, and a ready range of advanced products and adaptive solutions. BlueFloat Energy’s remarkable growth, including multiple project announcements across the globe, have positioned them as a market leader and expert player in the #offshorewind industry. Register 👉 https://lnkd.in/emgtBpAA #Announcement #Speaker #BlueFloatEnergy #Petronas #Energy

Austria’s OMV, one of the few traditional energy companies to have set a clear time frame to end oil and gas production, has followed its peers by softening its stance on fossil fuels. In an update to its Strategy 2030 last month, the company changed the description of one of its four strategic pillars to de-emphasize a planned cut in oil and gas, kicked some transition targets into the next decade due to what one executive called a “reality check" and weakened a carbon-intensity goal. But the full picture is more nuanced, with OMV simultaneously opting to go bigger on renewable power and electric vehicle charging. Learn more >> https://bit.ly/4crO96O #OMV #corporatestrategy #emissionsreduction #decarbonization #carbonintensity #energytransition

Wait.. e-NG is a thing? TotalEnergies Green Gases and LNG , ENGIE , Mitsubishi Corporation , Osaka Gas Co., Ltd.  Sempra Infrastructure, TES, Tokyo Gas America Ltd., and Toho Gas Co Ltd, Let me get this straight.... There's a shortage of energy globally. You take some of this original renewable energy to create #hydrogen. Then use more of the remaining renewable energy to create #methane, using #CO2 previously caught with an energy consuming #CCUS process. This methane is then burnt to create energy, generating CO2 emissions which require more energy to capture this same carbon, again, #CCS . Wouldn't it be simpler and a better use of global energy resources to use the original renewable energy to help #decarbonise the energy value chain? Less energy waste surely? What is #sustainable about e-NG? Where is the #carbonfootprint reduction? #eNG #NaturalGas #EnergyTransition #TotalEnergies #eNGCoalition

The WHEEL technology has been selected in the call for proposals “Development of Alternatives Contributing to the Promotion of Highly Efficient Floating Offshore Wind Power Generation” issued and managed by the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) in Japan. With this call, the Japanese government promotes the floating offshore wind power generation as key to achieve 45 GW of domestic renewable energy by 2050. For this, the WHEEL technology has been selected as the most suitable solution to overcome all present challenges thanks to its many advantages: - Made of concrete, taking advantage of its economics, robustness, low maintenance, reduced carbon footprint and large supply chain. - Minimum harbor requirements for effective serial manufacturing with competitive costs. - Redution of material and use of a simple geometry for very cost-effective and proven construction techniques. - Large inertia a very high pitch/roll and heave natural periods. - Reduced exposed area in the water surface and convenient transparency for lower demand on the mooring lines. - Unique dynamic properties of the inverted pendulum configuration. #esteyco #wheel #japan #windenergy #floatingwind

Empire Energy Offshore congratulates ESTEYCO on the selection of the WHEEL technology by Japan’s New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO). This innovative solution demonstrates the incredible potential of concrete-based floating platforms to address the unique challenges of offshore wind in deeper waters. As the global offshore wind industry advances, especially in markets like Japan, Europe, and the U.S., floating technologies like WHEEL are critical in expanding renewable energy capacity. The design’s concrete base offers significant benefits such as durability, reduced maintenance, and minimized environmental impact, aligning with sustainability goals and long-term efficiency. At Empire Energy Offshore, we have firsthand experience supporting the development of floating offshore wind through our comprehensive services, which include port staging, turbine integration, and O&M solutions. Alongside the WHEEL technology and other innovative designs in the market, we are excited to be part of this new chapter in floating wind technology, working to ensure that projects are executed seamlessly, cost-effectively, and sustainably. The future of floating wind is bright, and we look forward to the role we’ll play in bringing these projects to life. #OffshoreWind #FloatingWind #RenewableEnergy #WHEEL #Japan #WindEnergy #SustainableFuture #EmpireEnergyOffshore #EnergyTransition