Jamey Bergman

1 week ago | rivieramm.com | Jamey Bergman

First gas is flowing through the pipeline system at the Wilhelmshaven-2 terminal in Germany, following the successful commissioning of a second floating storage regasification Unit (FSRU), Excelsior. "We had first gas on 23 May, following an official act," a Deutsche Energy Terminal (DET) spokesperson told Riviera. "Commissioning phase has been running smoothly ever since.

1 week ago | rivieramm.com | Jamey Bergman

Deutsche ReGas and Germany’s Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy said they have reached a mutual agreement to resolve a dispute over a sub-charter agreement for the Floating Storage and Regasification Unit (FSRU) Energos Power. The agreement has a retroactive effect from February 2025. "This agreement corresponds to the express will of both contracting parties. All open issues arising from the contractual relationship regarding the FSRU Energos Power have been conclusively settled.

1 week ago | rivieramm.com | Jamey Bergman

Two carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects in the UK are set to see billions in funding following a government spending review. The funding is expected to allow both projects to progress towards final investment decision (FID) status, according to those involved. "Funding will be invested this parliament to get spades in the ground and accelerate Britain’s global leadership in the technology of the future," the UK government said.

1 week ago | rivieramm.com | Jamey Bergman

Helle Østergaard Kristiansen, the world’s first female CEO in the energy trading sector at Equinor subsidiary Danske Commodities, says she is ’stepping up’ into the role of Senior Vice President for Gas & Power at Equinor. "I’ve made one of the biggest decisions of my career. I’m stepping down as CEO of Danske Commodities and stepping up as Senior Vice President for Gas & Power at Equinor, one of the world’s largest energy companies and the parent company of DC.

1 week ago | rivieramm.com | Jamey Bergman

Norway’s Ministry of Climate and the Environment-backed funding arm Enova has selected Eitzen Group division Eitzen Avanti as one of the companies receiving support for what Enova calls "a groundbreaking project" to build electric box ships. The projects aims to build two battery-powered ships to transport containers between Norway, Sweden and Germany. According to Enova, the vessels will have battery packs of over 100 MWh and will be able to transport 850 containers.