ENR Energy

June 30, 2022

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Shutdown Extended of Fire-Damaged Texas LNG Export Site

Freeport LNG, a major global exporter, will partially open in September after June 8 pipeline explosion but not fully until year end, drawing global market concern on supply in wake of Russian cutbacks. Federal probes are underway as to the incident cause. Read More

GE Faces Offshore Wind Turbine Cost Hit in Court Patent Decision

Verdict in federal suit by competitor Siemens Gamesa comes amid an accelerating U.S. market for offshore wind construction and a new DOE-led federal and state effort to expand its national supply chain, but new industry uproar over maritime crew restrictions contained in a pending House bill Read More

Feds Close on $504M Loan for $1B+ Utah Hydrogen Storage Hub

U.S. Dept. of Energy officials say they are preparing to issue loan guarantees for more clean energy projects.

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Demand Pickup Drives Restart of Canada East Coast Oil Projects

SNC-Lavalin, Dragados, Pennecon will relaunch work on $1.8-billion West White Rose offshore drilling platform, while energy giants Equinor and BP won province approval for Bay du Nord floating project, estimated at more than $9-billion. Read More

Paradigm Shift in Tall Building Wind Design Cuts Material, Cost and Carbon

It’s not often easy to be first. But that hasn’t stopped an intrepid adventurer from going against the prevailing winds of structural practice to debut a dynamic shift in skyscraper engineering that at minimum promises improved tall-building resilience and sustainability—at a reduced cost.

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