Introduction

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The project lifecycle provides a clear structure for managing projects, ensuring that all aspects are properly planned and executed.
This helps in avoiding confusion, maximizing efficiency, and minimizing risks.

Knowing all these steps is crucial to anticipate when one should start to be involved in a project. The right timing will ensure having the attention of all parties involved. When it comes to innovation, solutions must be pushed at an earlier stage of the lifecycle than for standard solutions.

The sector of Energy (Oil & Gas, Petrochemicals, Renewables, Energy Transition…) is following clear lifecycle plans due to the complexity and financial risk of those projects.

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The independent Texas-based company Next Decade LLC (NextDecade) started the pre-filling process in view to obtain the Federal Energy Regulatory (FERC) approval for its liquefied natural gas (LNG) Rio Grande LNG export terminal project to be located at the Port of Brownsville on the Texas Gulf Coast, at the border between Mexico and USA.

Established in 2010, NextDecade mobilized experienced management to create one of the most dynamic company of the US LNG value chain.
Surfing on the shale gas glut, with a natural gas production continuing to grow, US generate series of newly established midstream companies to transport, store and export LNG.
Among the baby-boom of these LNG players, NextDecade intends to run its projects on fast-tract in order to improve return on investments for its stakeholders and financial partners…to continue reading click here:

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Where has the Hydrogen market gone?
Green Hydrogen genesis

The world emerged from the Covid pandemic at the end of 2020 with a will to change the energy landscape. Exit the good old oil & gas and welcome to the then called “fuel of the future” Green Hydrogen.

At the time, interest rates were at their lowest and massive amounts of public money were to be invested in order to boost the economy. Green Hydrogen was a gold opportunity and received loads of financing. On paper, Hydrogen was seen as a fuel but also as a mean to decarbonize through its combination with CO2. A 4-years period of green hydrogen hype started which led to the apparition of all kinds of projects tagged “Hydrogen”: cars, planes, industries, bicycle, electricity storage…to continue reading click here:

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BP Net Zero H2Teesside Blue Hydrogen

A pool of international and national oil companies (IOCs) and (NOCs) involving BP, Eni, Equinor, Occidental Petroleum (Oxy), Shell, Total and Lotte Chemical are mobilizing their competences and financial capacities to develop a large scale carbon capture usage and sequestration (CCUS) named BP Net Zero Teesside Blue Hydrogen at one of the largest industrial area on the northeast England.Discover more:

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The Netherlands’ independent green fuel company, SwitcH2, and the independent floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel engineer and operator, BW Offshore, are considering developing the SwitcH2 NH3 OFFSET FPSO Green Ammonia, a green ammonia floating production unit.

The Dutch government plans to reduce by 2030 its carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions by 45% compared to 1990 and should be carbon neutral by 2050.
After the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Europe decided to boost its energy dependency through its RePowerEU.
In 2022, the Netherlands have an installed wind power capacity above 8 gigawatts (GW), with 29.6% based offshore.

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Shell HI OML 144 Platforms

The international oil company (IOC) Shell and the Nigerian independent company Sunlink Petroleum Limited (Sunlink) are willing to proceed on fast-track to develop shallow water HI offshore project in Nigeria.

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2025 : the year of all the Energy Transitions

Since 2020, the world has begun its Energy Transition, but beyond decarbonization and the development of renewables, another faster transition is taking place. This other Energy Transition is the transition from a world where energy is globalized to a world where energy is politicized.

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How do Trump Tariffs impact energy projects?

Since 2022, we are witnessing the transition of energy from globalization to a world where the energy map has to match with the political map.
Trump tariffs are the latest nail in the coffin of the Global Energy era

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