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For illustration purposes only. Source: WindFloat Atlantic © Principle Power / Ocean Winds. Taken from: WavEC

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Seabed survey unlocks insights for floating offshore projects in Portugal

A geophysical and geotechnical survey conducted offshore Viana do Castelo by Portugal’s WavEC Offshore Renewables has provided data on the seabed’s characteristics, supporting the development of floating offshore renewable energy projects. The study, carried out within the Technological Free Zone (Z

about 1 year ago

David Whitehouse CEO, Offshore Energies UK (OEUK)

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OEUK pushes for UK carbon capture funding amid budget concerns

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Britain’s trade body for the offshore energy industry Offshore Energies UK (OEUK) has urged the UK government to stay committed to supporting additional carbon capture, usage, and storage (CCUS) projects as concerns mount over potential funding cuts in the upcoming comprehensive spending review (CSR

about 1 year ago

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Offshore survey on schedule for UK’s first carbon storage permit

A geophysical offshore survey is scheduled to start next month at the first-ever carbon storage permit in the UK, being developed by a joint venture between BP, Equinor and TotalEnergies. The geophysical offshore survey for the Northern Endurance Project (NEP) is expected to begin on March 4, taking

about 1 year ago

UK’s first HVDC cable factory starts showing contours

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Scottish submarine cable factory starts taking shape

The first batch of structural steel for Sumitomo Electric’s submarine cable manufacturing facility at the Port of Nigg in Scotland, set to form the backbone of the factory and warehouse structure, has arrived at the site. Sumitomo started the construction of what is said to be the UK’s first HVDC ca

about 1 year ago

British-owned Pritchard-Gordon Group has expanded into the European offshore wind and marine energy sectors with the launch of PG Renewables

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New UXO contractor to support offshore wind and marine energy projects

British-owned Pritchard-Gordon Group has expanded into the European offshore wind and marine energy sectors with the launch of PG Renewables, a company focused on offshore and nearshore unexploded ordnance (UXO) clearance. According to the Pritchard-Gordon Group, PG Renewables aims to support offsho

about 1 year ago

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Norwegian firm to assess carbon storage potential in Australia’s offshore basin

Norway-based energy data and intelligence company TGS and Australian commercial-scale carbon capture and storage (CCS) project developer and operator deepC Store have joined forces on carbon storage assessment in the Browse Basin offshore Australia. The partners entered into an agreement to carry ou

about 1 year ago

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Ocean Installer extends charter of multi-purpose offshore construction vessel

Norway’s marine construction and operations player Ocean Installer, part of the Moreld Group, has extended its charter agreement with compatriot North Sea Shipping for an advanced multi-purpose offshore construction vessel. Ocean Installer announced it had executed an 18-month option, extending the

about 1 year ago

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First CO2 injection offshore UK starts paving the way for permanent storage

Perenco UK and Carbon Catalyst Limited have kicked off the UK’s first-ever CO2 injection test, carried out at a carbon capture and storage (CCS) license in the North Sea that encompasses what is seen as the UK’s largest depleted gas field. As part of Project Poseidon, the test includes CO2 being inj

about 1 year ago

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Gneiss: More UK production, fewer LNG imports key to meeting demand and keeping emissions at bay post-2030

Gneiss Energy, a UK-based strategic and corporate finance advisory firm operating within the energy and natural resources sectors, has published a report on the potential negative effects the UK’s gas policy discouraging investments in local gas production could have on the environment and supply.

about 1 year ago

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ROV solutions for vessel duo mark ‘largest’ deal in Norwegian firm’s history

A big new order for comprehensive remotely operated underwater vehicles (ROV) solutions has landed on the Norway-based Kystdesign’s table.

about 1 year ago

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New taskforce enters subsea scene to enhance cable performance for offshore wind

Global Underwater Hub (GUH) has launched a new initiative to tackle subsea cable reliability, a critical factor in offshore wind development, as the UK pushes to meet its clean energy targets. The industry body, representing the UK’s £9.2 billion (around $11,3 billion) underwater sector, has publish

about 1 year ago

Medway Hub CCS project; Source: Synergia Energy

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UK firm on the lookout for new partner in North Sea CCS project

As Harbour Energy plans to head for the exit, the AIM-listed Synergia Energy is going on the hunt for another partner that will join its carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in the UK sector of the North Sea.

about 1 year ago

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Van Oord’s 10-year-old cable layer sports Damen’s emission reduction technology

Van Oord’s ten-year-old cable laying vessel (CLV) Nexus has been equipped with advanced selective catalytic reduction (SCR) systems said to reduce 80% of nitrogen (NOx) emissions. Damen Shipyards Group, who built the cable layer ten years ago, installed five SCR units on the Nexus, one for each engi

about 1 year ago

TGS to kick off two 4D streamer projects off Norway in June

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TGS to perform six 4D streamer contracts this summer offshore Norway

Norway-based energy data and intelligence company TGS has secured two 4D streamer contracts in Norway, one to be performed in the North Sea and one in the Norwegian Sea. The 4D projects will be acquired back-to-back and are set to commence in June, having a total duration of approximately 80 days. K

about 1 year ago