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S Korea, Oman hold green hydrogen forum to discuss energy transition - Vimarsana News

S Korea, Oman hold green hydrogen forum to discuss energy transition

The South Korean Embassy and the H2KOREA (Hydrogen Convergence Alliance of Korea) co-hosted a forum on the sidelines of the Oman Green Hydrogen Summit, at the Oman Convention and Exhibition Centre (OCEC) on Monday.

US LNG Projects a Mixed Bag Despite Strong Backdrop - Vimarsana News

US LNG Projects a Mixed Bag Despite Strong Backdrop

The US was already becoming the world’s largest LNG exporter, but the global energy crisis has made US LNG supplies even more critical.

4 Current, Former Samsung Employees Charged With Semiconductor Tech Theft - Vimarsana News

4 Current, Former Samsung Employees Charged With Semiconductor Tech Theft

South Korean prosecutors on Oct. 27 indicted four current and former Samsung employees for stealing proprietary semiconductor technology ...

Samsung secures $1.85bn EPC contract from Saudi Aramco - Vimarsana News

Samsung secures $1.85bn EPC contract from Saudi Aramco

Saudi Aramco has awarded a $1.85bn EPC contract to Samsung Engineering for a gas reservoir storage project in Saudi Arabia.

Climate And Environmental Governance: How Malaysia can blaze a trail for the future of energy - Vimarsana News

Climate And Environmental Governance: How Malaysia can blaze a trail for the future of energy

Malaysia’s oil and gas reserves have been a source of resilience in recent months, amid heightened concerns over energy security due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. In the decades ahead, though, the country needs to wean itself off fossil fuels and prepare for a low-carbon future. The transition away from oil and gas poses an enormous transition risk for Malaysia, which relies heavily on the sector for its revenues. State-owned Petroliam Nasional Bhd (Petronas) this year is expected to pay a total dividend of RM50 billion (US$11.16 billion) to the government.