The money raised through carbon pricing could be allocated towards many purposes. The decarbonization of the shipping industry itself is priority number one, according to a new report released by the World Bank.
The Danish Energy Agency has published an analysis of the potential for reducing CO2 emissions from domestic oil and gas extraction by electrifying the platforms in the North Sea.
The multi-use wind and wave offshore platform prototype, dubbed Aurora, has been decommissioned after one year of sea trials as part of the EU-backed Blue Growth Farm project.
The International Energy Agency’s (IEA) 31 members agreed to a new release of oil from emergency reserves in response to the market turmoil.
The Australian Government has allocated a $75 million funding grant for the delivery of the Marinus Link that will connect Tasmania to mainland Australia, together with the North West Transmission Developments in Tasmania, collectively known as Project Marinus. The grant will support the completion
Both government and commercial efforts are needed to speed up the transition to clean energy, since, as Shell says, the transition is not just about reducing CO2 emissions, but it is rather a political balancing act that needs government-led policies.
U.S. President Joe Biden announced plans for what is said to be the largest release from the strategic petroleum reserves in American history.
Environmental activists have blocked ten oil terminals across the UK, demanding a stop to new oil & gas projects and investments in the UK.
Petrofac has been awarded a Floating Production, Storage and Offtake (FPSO) decommissioning deal by the Australian government.
SIMEC Atlantis Energy has secured a non-convertible loan of €2.95 million from Scottish Enterprise for the redeployment of MeyGen turbines.
After concluding the drilling of two wells, Aker BP will be working on evaluating the remaining oil potential within a North Sea field.
Partners in the Cambo project, Shell and Siccar Point Energy, have received a licence extension for the controversial field development.
The UK energy regulator Ofgem has granted provisional approval for the subsea electricity transmission high voltage direct current (HVDC) links that will connect Scotland and England. In a document published on Wednesday, 30 March, Ofgem said it considers “there is a clear consumer benefit in the Ea
Ithaca Energy has secured consent for the development of a subsea tie-back to its FPF-1 facility in the UK North Sea.
