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Illustration (Courtesy of IRENA)
Regulation & Policy

IRENA: Greater international collaboration needed to get the world on net-zero track

International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) has released a new report, setting out urgent priorities to rapidly make more clean technologies the most affordable options in key sectors.

about 4 years ago
European countries eye stronger energy security with Black Sea interconnector
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European countries eye stronger energy security with Black Sea interconnector

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A feasibility study has been initiated for a new electricity subsea interconnector project that will link the South Caucasus region to the synchronous grid of Continental Europe, with the purpose of strengthening energy security in Europe.

about 4 years ago
CGM CGM Champs Elysees
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Study: Shipowners opting for LNG risk $850 bln loss in stranded assets by 2030

The world’s rapidly growing fleet of ships that can burn liquefied natural gas (LNG) is at risk of financial losses of $850bn by 2030, according to a new study by UCL Energy Institute researchers. Namely, 65% of the newbuilding deliveries by 2025 is capable of running on LNG as a marine fuel, up fro

about 4 years ago
UK oil & gas on track to meet interim emission targets but ‘bold measures’ needed for 2030 goal, says regulator
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UK oil & gas on track to meet interim emission targets but ‘bold measures’ needed for 2030 goal, says regulator

The NSTA says that the UK oil & gas industry is making progress on emission reduction targets but more will be required to reach 2030 goals.

about 4 years ago
Rotterdam Port view
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Top 3 issues on maritime leaders’ agenda

Decarbonization of shipping and new environmental regulations in the next decade combined with geopolitical issues and workforce and skill shortages have emerged as the top three issues dominating maritime leaders’ agendas. These are the findings of the fifth annual Global Maritime Issues Monitor jo

about 4 years ago
Illustration/Sabella's tidal turbine (Courtesy of Ocean Energy Europe)
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Renewables associations call for removal of Innovation Fund’s ‘administrative barrier’

Ocean Energy Europe, along with 10 other renewable energy industry bodies, has sent a joint letter to European Commission, arguing that the Innovation Fund’s third call must recognize the full decarbonization potential of renewables.

about 4 years ago
Germany
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Germany to transform Rostock, Lubmin into energy ports of the future

Germany’s government revealed plans to upgrade ports of Rostock and Lubmin in Mecklenburg–Western Pomerania state into energy ports, supporting the country’s energy security strategy.

about 4 years ago
Marine industry in dire need of regulations that invite capital into production of green fuels
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Marine industry in dire need of regulations that invite capital into production of green fuels

The marine industry is moving too slowly in relation to decarbonisation, held back by a lack of regulations that would incentivise a quicker pick-up of synthetic fuels, MAN Energy Solutions’ Chief Sales Officer Wayne Jones has warned. Jones believes that without further action, global shipping might

about 4 years ago
Two contrasting scenarios depict challenges on the road to decarbonisation amid energy crisis
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Two contrasting scenarios depict challenges to net-zero by 2050 amid energy crisis

A new report outlines challenges for the long-term energy transition outlook as the global energy crisis unfolds.

about 4 years ago
Liquid Wind and Ørsted get green light to build 1st large-scale electrofuel facility
Regulation & Policy

Liquid Wind and Ørsted get green light to build 1st large-scale electrofuel facility

FlagshipONE, the Swedish green fuels project jointly owned by power-to-fuel developer Liquid Wind and offshore wind developer Ørsted, has obtained the environmental permit for building the first large-scale green electrofuel facility for the marine industry. The Land and Environment Court in Umeå gr

about 4 years ago
Illustration (Courtesy of European Commission/Photo by Mauro Bottaro)
Regulation & Policy

European Parliament backs increased renewable energy target

Members of the European Parliament have adopted a new target for renewable energy, which raises the share of renewables in the EU’s final energy consumption to 45% by 2030, under the revision of the Renewable Energy Directive (RED).

about 4 years ago
Tom Cross - Parkmead - North Sea
Regulation & Policy

Approval secured for high-impact exploration well in North Sea

Parkmead Group has secured approval to drill its high-impact well on the Skerryvore prospects in the UK Central North Sea.

about 4 years ago
Baltic Pipe receives operating permit
Regulation & Policy

Baltic Pipe receives operating permit

The Baltic Pipe project has received the operating permit, completing the process of obtaining all necessary decisions. The offshore gas pipeline is scheduled for partial commissioning this October and full commissioning on 1 January 2023, at a full annual capacity of up to 10 BCM. The opening cerem

about 4 years ago
EU
Regulation & Policy

EU launches €5 billion call to make transport energy efficient

The European Commission (EC) has launched a call for proposals under the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) for Transport programme which makes available over €5 billion for European transport infrastructure projects.

about 4 years ago