Australian offshore engineering company Worley has secured two energy transition contracts, spanning Europe’s offshore hydrogen ambitions and US LNG expansion.

The engineering firm will support AquaDuctus, the GW-scale offshore hydrogen pipeline anchoring the AquaVentus initiative in Germany’s North Sea.

Recognised as an IPCEI, the project enables open-access transport of green hydrogen from offshore wind farms to mainland Europe, linking Germany with the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, the UK, and Norway.

Worley’s scope covers the full lifecycle—project development, planning, and execution—including engineering, permitting, EPC supervision, and cost monitoring.

StreamTec Solutions will assist Worley for specialised North Sea permitting and construction. As Europe’s first large-diameter offshore hydrogen pipeline, AquaDuctus will connect offshore wind parks and future interconnectors, scaling the continent’s hydrogen economy.

In the US, Worley’s subsidiary, Worley Field Services, inked an EPC contract with Venture Global for CP2 LNG Phase 2 in Louisiana.

Upon completion, CP2’s 28 million tonnes per annum capacity could push Venture Global past Cheniere as America’s top LNG exporter.