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Illustration/DEEC-Tec-based wave energy system (Courtesy of US DOE)

Regulation & Policy

US DOE picks first round winners for novel wave energy technologies prize

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has unveiled the winners of the first round of the Innovating Distributed Embedded Energy Prize (InDEEP), that will share $285,000 in cash prizes to further advance their novel wave energy concepts.

about 3 years ago

Regulation & Policy

Updated converter station plan for UK-France interconnector gets OK

The FAB interconnector that will link Great Britain and France has received updated planning permission for its converter station in the UK. The FAB Project will link the national electricity grids of Great Britain and France with the aim of increasing energy security, equalising electricity prices

about 3 years ago

Marine Energy Wales and Renewable UK Cymru sign MoU (Courtesy of Marine Energy Wales)

Regulation & Policy

Welsh renewables organizations strengthen ties

Marine Energy Wales and Renewable UK Cymru have signed a memorandum of understanding, outlining their commitment to work together to accelerate the clean transition in Wales.

about 3 years ago

Depsea Yantai rig; Source: Odfjell Drilling

Regulation & Policy

Vår Energi gearing up to spud two North Sea wells

Vår Energi has secured a drilling permit to spud two wildcat wells in the North Sea, using one of Odfjell Drilling-managed rigs.

about 3 years ago

Regulation & Policy

ZDS: German seaports are well-positioned to be carbon management hubs

German seaports believe they are well-positioned to be used as hubs for carbon management as part of the energy transition and a CO2 circular economy. However, they demand ‘a clear commitment’ from the federal government.

about 3 years ago

Haugaland Næringspark in Gismarvik in Norway (Courtesy of Sunlit Sea)

Regulation & Policy

Norwegian companies join forces for floating solar and EV charging

Sunlit Sea, in collaboration with Endra and Ev Powercharge, has been granted support to test a floating solar installation that will feature fast electric vehicle charging in Norway.

about 3 years ago

Regulation & Policy

As UK pledges more oil & gas licensing opportunities, calls emerge to supercharge renewables instead

Britain’s government is putting the wheels into motion to embrace more hydrocarbons with open arms by opening new licensing opportunities to ensure energy security while hoping to unlock more green investments in the process.

about 3 years ago

Regulation & Policy

P&O Maritime Logistics: We are assessing a diverse array of fuels

In today’s rapidly evolving landscape, it is no longer a question of whether to decarbonize, but rather how to do it effectively and strategically. The imperative to reduce carbon emissions and embrace sustainability has become an indisputable reality for businesses across industries. The focus has

about 3 years ago

Regulation & Policy

Construction milestone at NeuConnect as UK and Germany set up energy and climate partnership

The first phase of UK construction has been completed for the first-ever energy link between the UK and Germany, keeping the project on track. The construction milestone comes as NeuConnect Chair Julia Prescot joined the signing of a new UK-Germany Joint Declaration of Cooperation on Energy and Clim

about 3 years ago

Regulation & Policy

In focus: Major renewable energy, clean fuel updates from the Nordic region

Major energy transition-related updates came from Nordic countries this week. An energy island for large-scale green hydrogen and offshore wind production has been proposed in Åland (Finland). Denmark has just selected winners of its first Power-to-X tender. The first containership to be powered by

about 3 years ago

Regulation & Policy

Construction begins on Ireland-France interconnector

Construction works have commenced on the Celtic Interconnector that will link Ireland and France. The project is being developed by the Irish transmission system operator (TSO) EirGrid and its French counterpart Réseau de Transport d’Electricité (RTE). EirGrid reported today, November 3, that constr

about 3 years ago

Regulation & Policy

Value Maritime inks first CCS review and approval for 4 new boxships

Dutch maritime technology company Value Maritime has signed its first CO2 capture and storage (CCS) review and approval for four newbuild container vessels with the US-based classification society the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS).

about 3 years ago

Regulation & Policy

Tanger Med and Port Said included in EU ETS directive

The European Commission has included Tanger Med and Port Said, two pivotal transshipment hubs, in the European Union’s (EU) revamped carbon pricing regime for ships. This latest update, however, brings a marked change in the way emissions are assessed, and it extends its reach beyond EU borders, her

about 3 years ago

Regulation & Policy

Study: EU must triple or quadruple installed shore power by 2030

The European Union needs to triple or quadruple its installed shore power by 2030 to meet the current ambitions of the FuelEU Maritime regulation and the Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation (AFIR), a new study estimates.

about 3 years ago