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Energy, offshore and industrial projects worldwide: when rounds are scheduled, what is being built and by whom, and where. Every date and every fact links to its source. Free to read, no sign-up.

WhenTender calendarTender, licensing and allocation rounds worldwide, as officially scheduledNext dated12 Oct 2026window closes · France offshore wind tender AO10 (eleven projects, fixed and floating)27 Oct 2026window opens · Netherlands SDE++ 2026 application round (incl. CCS categories)Open the calendar WhatProjects to watchLarge projects being built 2026–2029 worldwide, each checked by handAmong themKaskida FPURio Grande LNGSee the projects WhereThe North Sea, liveWind farms, grid, platforms and yards on one map, each with its sourceOn the mapHollandse Kust (Zuid) wind farmHollandse Kust (Noord) wind farmOpen the map

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  1. New projectSource checked 18 September 2026

    Aramis: second CO2 transport and storage system for Rotterdam

    TotalEnergies, Shell, EBN and Gasunie develop Aramis as a shared CO2 hub on the Maasvlakte with an offshore pipeline to depleted North Sea gas fields, injecting CO2 3-4 km below the seabed. It complements Porthos.

    Source: TotalEnergies

    EBN

  2. DelayApril 2026

    Porthos start-up moves to the second half of 2027

    After a schedule review Porthos no longer expects to start at the end of 2026. The project names no single cause: the parts of this first-of-a-kind system depend on each other and material deliveries take longer. Pipelines are laid and the injection wells are converted.

    Source: Porthos

    EBN

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Built from what is in the radar now. A real digest only carries what is new since the last one — and is skipped when there is nothing.

YRproject  Radar  ·  Week of 12 October 2026
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Following: EBN
Delays & schedule changes
April 2026
After a schedule review Porthos no longer expects to start at the end of 2026. The project names no single cause: the parts of this first-of-a-kind system depend on each other and material deliveries take longer. Pipelines are laid and the injection wells are converted.
Source: Porthos
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Source checked 18 September 2026
TotalEnergies, Shell, EBN and Gasunie develop Aramis as a shared CO2 hub on the Maasvlakte with an offshore pipeline to depleted North Sea gas fields, injecting CO2 3-4 km below the seabed. It complements Porthos.
Source: TotalEnergies
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Company, yard, area and sector matches are facts from the source. Discipline matches are not: they come from our mapping of role families to project phases — for example estimating before a tender, commissioning near start-up. It is not a vacancy count.

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