Technip Energies says gas and hydrogen must work together

A Technip Energies executive said addressing energy affordability, supply security and emissions cuts requires integrating different energy pathways, including expanded natural gas projects.

By Middle East Affairs
September 5, 2026
A large offshore floating production facility with red and green structural components, heavy lifting equipment, and multiple processing towers sits in blue ocean waters with mountains and a coastal city visible in the background.
An offshore floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel, the OTA FPSO registered in Panama, equipped with gas processing infrastructure and heavy crane systems, anchored in shallow waters near a coastal industrial area. (Attaqa — الطاقة)
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A Technip Energies executive said the energy sector can address what he called the "triple challenge" of maintaining global demand while balancing competing priorities. Loïc Chabod, head of projects and services delivery at the French firm, said integrating different energy pathways can achieve "affordability at the right price, energy security and emissions reduction." He cited expanding natural gas projects as part of that strategy.

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