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Sector: Oil - Upstream
Project Status: Operational
Region: Africa
Sector: Oil - Upstream
Project Type: Decommissioning
Project Status: Announced
Region: Europe
Sector: Oil - Upstream
Project Type: Brownfield
Project Status: Operational
Region: Europe
Originally Posted: 12/09/2023
Sector: Power - Onshore wind
Project Type: Greenfield
Project Status: Under development
Region: Europe
Sector: Power - Offshore wind
Project Type: Greenfield
Project Status: Planning/Pre-development
Region: Europe
Sector: Power - Battery storage
Project Type: Greenfield
Project Status: Under construction
Region: Europe
Sector: Power - Battery storage
Project Type: Brownfield
Project Status: Announced
Region: Europe
Sector: Hydrogen
Project Type: Greenfield
Project Status: Under development
Region: Middle East
Sector: Power - Onshore wind
Project Type: Greenfield
Project Status: Under development
Region: Europe
Sector: Hydrogen - Upstream
Project Type: Greenfield
Project Status: Cancelled
Region: Australasia
Originally Posted: 30/06/2022
Sector: Gas - Midstream
Project Type: Expansion
Project Status: Under construction
Region: North America
Originally Posted: 29/07/2022
Sector: Gas - Upstream
Project Type: Greenfield
Project Status: FID
Region: Africa
Originally Posted: 27/07/2022
Despite unfavourable conditions in the USA, Rystad Energy research states that 16 GW of new offshore wind capacity will come online by the end of 2025 due to projects already under way, with two thirds of them being developed in China.
The U.S. Department of Energy said it would return more than USD13 billion in what it described as “unobligated funds” that has been allocated by the previous administration towards green energy projects.
Oil companies are bracing for leaner times. The threat of a supply glut and general unease about the sector appears to have forced a reaction from exploration and production companies, which have slowed drilling activity and are attempting to realise greater efficiencies through consolidation and cost cuts.