Lock Procurement Signals Around New Eastern Mediterranean Gas FID

Home Subsea Singapore-flagged diving support vessel on duty in Arabian Gulf July 28, 2026, by Singapore’s offshore marine solutions company PACC Offshore Services Holdings (POSH) has secured a long-term diving services contract in the Arabian Gulf with an undisclosed client

Home Subsea Singapore-flagged diving support vessel on duty in Arabian Gulf July 28, 2026, by Singapore’s offshore marine solutions company PACC Offshore Services Holdings (POSH) has secured a long-term diving services contract in the Arabian Gulf with an undisclosed client. Source: PACC Offshore Services Holdings (POSH) via LinkedIn The company’s diving support vessel (DSV) POSH Mallard will be deployed for the work that includes comprehensive saturation and air diving services, equipped with a work-class remot

Source: PACC Offshore Services Holdings (POSH) via LinkedIn The company’s diving support vessel (DSV) POSH Mallard will be deployed for the work that includes comprehensive saturation and air diving services, equipped with a work-class remotely operated vehicle (WROV)

5%). This first condensate export from the project follows the start of LNG production at the Darwin LNG plant, which is now producing at 97% of planned rates

This first condensate export from the project follows the start of LNG production at the Darwin LNG plant, which is now producing at 97% of planned rates. To remind, JERA in June confirmed the arrival of its first LNG cargo at the Futtsu LNG terminal in Japan from Barossa

Home Fossil Energy First condensate cargo from Australian project en route to South Korea July 28, 2026, by Australian energy player Santos has marketed, sold and loaded the first condensate cargo from the Barossa gas project for delivery to SK Innovation E&S in South Korea

The field will be developed through four subsea wells and will partly rely on existing facilities in Egypt. Gas will be transported by subsea pipeline from Cyprus to Egypt, where it will be processed in Zohr facilities and then liquefied at the Damietta LNG terminal before being exported to international markets, primarily Europe

Home Fossil Energy Eni and TotalEnergies take FID for Cyprus’ first gas development July 28, 2026, by Eni and TotalEnergies have taken the final investment decision (FID) for the development of Cronos, the first gas development in Cyprus, with production start-up expected in 2028. Operated by Eni and located in deep offshore waters approximately 185 kilometers southwest of the coast of Cyprus, in offshore Block 6, Cronos was discovered in 2022 and appraised in 2024

4 Mtpa, Eni said it would increase its contracted LNG portfolio, supporting its ambition to exceed 20 Mtpa by 2030. With the host government agreement inked in February 2025, the main commercial and contractual agreements required for the development of the project have been signed, defining the terms for the use of the offshore facilities of the Zohr field, the transit of gas through Egypt, liquefaction at Damietta LNG, and the sale of the gas as LNG

Source: Liverpool Bay CCS Limited The Liverpool Bay CCS project will operate as the backbone of the HyNet Cluster to transport CO2 from capture plants across the North West of England and North Wales through new and repurposed infrastructure to permanent storage in Eni’s depleted natural gas reservoirs. The project will reuse more than 75 miles of existing pipelines, three offshore structures and an onshore treatment plant, alongside 21 miles of new pipeline connecting industrial facilities across the region to

Italy’s Saipem won a contract that entails the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) and assistance to the commissioning of a new CO2 electrical compression station, which will be integrated with the offshore and onshore segments of the overall development, while compatriot Rosetti Marino secured the full EPC scope for the delivery of four platforms to be used for CO2 storage in depleted reservoirs. Greek Corinth Pipeworks, part of Cenergy Holdings, will deliver steel pipes, and JDR Cable Systems wil

The project will reuse more than 75 miles of existing pipelines, three offshore structures and an onshore treatment plant, alongside 21 miles of new pipeline connecting industrial facilities across the region to the Liverpool Bay transport and storage network