
The US Department of Energy (DOE) has allocated $2.6 million for 13 marine energy and hydropower projects as part of its program that supports research and innovation in small businesses.

Wintershall Dea Norge has received a drilling permit from Norway’s authorities for a wildcat well located in the North Sea.

The All Energy Conference provided an opportunity to see where marine energy sits within the wider context of the energy sector as a whole, and there was plenty of food for thought in terms of what is needed to help the likes of wave and tidal go mainstream, writes Jay Sheppard, project manager for

UK will introduce a windfall tax on oil and gas operators as the government is working to alleviate the cost-of-living crisis in the country.

Norwegian safety regulator has opened an investigation into a gas leak incident on one of Equinor’s platforms in the North Sea off Norway.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), in partnership with the National Alliance for Water Innovation (NAWI), has launched a $5 million solicitation for small-scale desalination and water-reuse technologies.

High-level delegates from 100 countries have discussed International Renewable Energy Agency’s (IRENA’s) medium-term strategy and director-general’s re-election at 23rd council meeting.

The UK regulator has revealed a report, which highlights a positive outlook for the supply chain with around $6.3 bln of work in the works.

The EC has established a new task force to support and implement the REPowerEU goal of energy supply diversification.

Following German Chancellor’s Africa tour, the African Energy Chamber believes it to be a critical step towards achieving energy security.

Currently the largest subsidy-free floating solar project in Germany, the 3MWp power plant on the Silbersee III lake has been officially inaugurated and put into operation.

Equinor and Halten East partners have decided to invest about NOK 9 billion in the development of the area neighbouring the Åsgard field.

Tree Energy Solutions’ (TES) import terminal in Wilhelmshaven has been included in the list of priority projects supported by the German government’s LNG Acceleration law.

Rystad Energy forecasts that the EU’s energy plan and its budget may fall short of objectives, as a further ramp-up of investments is needed.