San Giovanni in Persiceto (Bologna), 11 March 2026 – SAFE S.p.A., an Italian company with over 50 years of experience in the design and manufacture of solutions for gas compression and handling, confirms its commitment to supporting the energy transition through technologies dedicated to biomethane and hydrogen. Founded in 1975, SAFE operates internationally with a portfolio of solutions covering the entire value chain: from production to compression, all the way to storage and distribution. In March 2026, SAFE will be featured at two key events in Europe, bringing to the exhibitions both the latest additions to its offering and application cases already operating in the field.
Dialight presents hazardous-location LED lighting systems for oil and gas facilities at Energy Exchange Australia 2026 in Perth, highlighting reliability and energy efficiency.
This strengthened U.S. footprint will allow Teledyne GMI to deliver enhanced responsiveness and technical expertise to customers requiring high‑performance gas detection technologies.
Kongsberg Maritime, Seadrill, and Hanwha Drilling have formed a strategic alliance to pioneer remote dynamic positioning technology, enhancing safety and efficiency across global offshore operations.
The collaboration focuses on centrifugal compressor maintenance and local packaging, reinforcing Kawasaki Heavy Industries’ commitment to meeting global energy demands and supporting Saudi Arabia’s hydrogen transition.
The scope of work comprises engineering, procurement, construction and installation of approximately 20 kilometres of flexibles, 120 kilometres of umbilicals, a rigid production riser and associated subsea equipment in water depths of 2,200 metres.
The certified valve series support gas flow control and isolation in hydrogen production, distribution, and processing systems across industrial energy infrastructure.
Danfoss Power Solutions introduces the Aeroquip FC619C corrugated suction hose for hydraulic suction and return lines in mobile and industrial equipment.
The commercial find containing up to 89 million barrels will be fast-tracked using existing North Sea infrastructure to bolster European energy security and production levels.