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  • Offshore wind third most popular for corporate power purchase agreements in Europe

    8 July 2020
    Business & Finance

    Offshore wind is the third most opted for energy source for corporate power purchase agreements (CPPAs), according to a survey of the European CPPA market carried out by law firm Fieldfisher. Some 54 per cent of survey respondents said they would consider signing a power purchase agreement (PPA) for offshore wind energy. This ranks offshore […]

  • Shell and Thyssenkrupp join in on Port of Rotterdam hydrogen facility

    14 January 2022
    Business Developments & Projects, Infrastructure, Ports & Logistics, Project & Tenders

    Shell and Thyssenkrupp have signed a supply contract for the large-scale green hydrogen production project ‘Hydrogen Holland I’ in the port of Rotterdam.

  • Marine Energy Session: United we stand for European offshore renewable energy targets

    26 October 2021
    Authorities & Government, Collaboration, Innovation, Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy, Technology, Transition, Vision

    The governments and the supply chain, the technology developers and the investors, need to work together if marine energy is to find the faster way forward, and if the European targets for offshore energy are to be reached in time, was the message that echoed during the Marine Energy Session held as part of OEEC 2021.

  • Grimaldi christens 3rd hybrid RoRo newbuild

    3 March 2021
    Environment, Infrastructure, Transition, Vessels

    Italian shipping company Grimaldi has christened Eco Livorno, the third hybrid roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) unit of Grimaldi Green 5th Generation (GG5G) vessel class.

  • BP Clinches Four Australian Deepwater Exploration Blocks

    17 January 2011
    Business & Finance

    BP today announced that it has been awarded four deepwater offshore blocks in the Ceduna Sub Basin within the Great Australian Bight, off the coast of South Australia. BP said that it will explore Exploration Permit for Petroleum (EPP) areas EPP 37, EPP 38, EPP 39 and EPP 40 covering an area of 24,000 km2 […]

  • Malaysia: OMNI Group Receives New Additions in its Fleet

    28 November 2011
    Business & Finance

    OMNI Group of companies that owns & operates a fleet of 10 vessels announces that it has received two additional offshore support vessels in OMNI’s fleet, Omni Marissa & Omni Stella OMNI MARISSA Omni Marissa is the 11th offshore support vessel of OMNI’s fleet. She is 60m with deck space of 390m2, a DP-1 with 72mt […]

  • IRENA: Renewables employ 8.1 million people

    26 May 2016
    Business & Finance

    New report from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) shows that more than 8.1 million people worldwide are now employed by the renewable energy industry.

  • EU Will Exceed Renewable Energy Goal of 20 Percent by 2020

    5 January 2011
    Business & Finance

    The EU 27 will exceed its target of meeting 20 % of its gross final energy consumption from renewable sources by 2020. Today the European Wind Energy Association published its analysis of the 27 National Renewable Energy Action Plans, submitted by the EU Member States to the European Commission. “Taken together the Action Plans show […]

  • South Korea to launch huge offshore wind project

    20 September 2010
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance

    Following the completion of the first-stage construction of 20 test wind turbines in 2013, instead of 2012, the government will build an “experimental wind farm complex” with 200 five-megawatt wind turbines.

  • PIRA weekly gas report published

    21 August 2014

    NYC-based PIRA Energy Group report shows that nuclear restarts in Japan are being pushed back. In the U.S., low storage build points to strengthening electric generation. In Europe, Ukraine fears mask broadly weak European fundamentals. In Japan, nuclear restarts have again been pushed out, this time to 2015, revealing that nuclear capacity will really be taking its […]

  • Wind Power Exhibition Kicks Off in South Korea

    6 December 2012

    ‘Wind Power Korea 2012’ is held from 5th to 7th December by Gyeongsangnam-do, a hub of east south area of Korea. 94 companies participate in the exhibition running at CECO (Changwon Exhibition Convention Center) located in Gyeongsangnam-do, a city taking 80% of Korean Wind Power System and 50% of component industry in Wind Power industry. Gyeongsangnam-do is […]

  • Belgium: Renewables, Gas Companies Create Partnership for Europe’s Energy Future

    31 October 2012

    “The Energy Partnership – The European Coalition for Renewable Energy and Gas” has been launched today, bringing together energy companies in a major initiative with the support of European Commissioner for Energy Günther Oettinger. The Energy Partnership is a unique alliance of companies from the energy sector which aims at creating the conditions for a […]

  • China Speeds up With Tidal Energy Development

    26 October 2011

    “Tidal power generation has the same working theory as hydropower. You have to build dams aside lochs or river mouths where the tide emerges and place hydroelectric generating sets in the dams so that they can generate power due to the difference of tides level. From the angle of energy, hydroelectric generating sets translate tide […]

  • Finland: The Switch Selects David Ho as New Board of Directors Member

    3 June 2013
    Business & Finance

    The Switch, a leading supplier of megawatt-class permanent magnet generator and full-power converter packages for wind power and other renewable energy applications, announces the addition of David Ho to the Board of Directors. The addition of Ho helps The Switch demonstrate its deep commitment to its customer base in China. Ho possesses an impressive professional […]

  • People March to Support Cape Wind, Raise Their Voice against Coal Plant (USA)

    3 September 2013
    Environment

    Just across the water from the Brayton Point coal and gas plant, eighty citizens from across New England converged for a rally to kick off the 66 mile “Energy Exodus” march to the future site of Cape Wind, the nation’s first offshore wind farm, on August 28. At the rally, speakers called for Governor Deval […]

  • E.ON’s Renewables EBITDA Up 20 Pct

    14 May 2014
    Business & Finance

    The E.ON Group’s businesses performed as anticipated in the first quarter of 2014. Owing to a continued difficult business and regulatory environment and in the wake of divestments, E.ON’s EBITDA declined by 12 percent year on year to €3.2 billion, its underlying net income by 13 percent to €1.2 billion. By contrast, operating cash flow […]

  • TenneT Granted EUR 350 Million EIB Loan for NordLink

    4 April 2017
    Business & Finance, Storage

    The European Investment Bank (EIB) will provide a EUR 350 million loan to TenneT to finance the 1.4GW NordLink high voltage direct current (HVDC) subsea interconnector between Norway and Germany.

  • BP Awarded Four Australian Deepwater Exploration Blocks

    17 January 2011

    BP today announced that it has been awarded four deepwater offshore blocks in the Ceduna Sub Basin within the Great Australian Bight, off the coast of South Australia. BP said that it will explore Exploration Permit for Petroleum (EPP) areas EPP 37, EPP 38, EPP 39 and EPP 40 covering an area of 24,000 km2 […]

  • World’s First Offshore Wind Battery Now Installed

    27 June 2018
    Technology

    Equinor and Masdar have installed the Batwind battery system at the Hywind Scotland floating wind farm, which represents the first ever battery for offshore wind. 

  • One of World’s Most Eco-Friendly Vessels Havila Charisma Named

    18 December 2012

    “This is the most environmentally friendly vessel that Havila has ever ordered. It is perhaps one of the most environmentally friendly vessels in the world,” says CEO Njål Sævik of Havila Shipping. «Havila Charisma» was named in a ceremony on Bryggen in Bergen, Norway last weekend. The vessel is of a Havyard 833 L design […]

  • USA: 75.8 Pct of North Carolinians Support Offshore Wind Energy

    6 March 2013
    Ports & Logistics, Research & Development

    North Carolinians overwhelmingly support the increased use of clean energy sources like solar or wind energy, according to poll results released on February 28 by the NC Sustainable Energy Association. A recent statewide public opinion survey conducted by Fallon Research found that 75.7% of Republicans, 89% of Democrats, and 81.6% of Independents (82.6% overall) said […]

  • ‘Disorderly’ energy transition looms with rising coal demand and high gas prices, says WoodMac

    15 July 2022
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Carbon Capture Usage & Storage, Environment, Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy, Project & Tenders, Transition

    WoodMac: As plans for renewables stall, Asia’s decarbonisation ambition does not match reality amid rising coal demand and high gas prices.

  • Decarbonization: Oil & gas industry’s biggest challenge

    2 May 2025
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Carbon Capture Usage & Storage, Environment, Exploration & Production, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Transition

    There is no denying that the oil and gas industry faces multiple challenges, however, Global Data has selected the pressure to decarbonize and diversify products as the largest, driven by climate concerns and increasing carbon taxes imposed by governments, which is perceived to threaten oil and gas companies’ profits.

  • USA: First HOSMAX 300 OSV Launched at Eastern Shipbuilding

    3 April 2013

    Eastern Shipbuilding Group, Inc. announced the christening and launching of the M/V RED DAWN for Hornbeck Offshore Services, Inc. The event was held on February 15, 2013 at Eastern’s Allanton facility with hundreds of Eastern employees and guests. Attending from Hornbeck was President & CEO Todd Hornbeck and Executive Vice President & COO Carl Annessa […]

  • 2008 Annual Report on Port State Control

    22 June 2009

    The average detention percentage appears to have stabilized over the past four years at around 5%. A serious matter: in 1 out of every 20 inspections a ship is not allowed to proceed to sea. More worrying is an increasing trend in the number of deficiencies between 2005 and 2008 of 34%. This implies that […]