The UK’s Offshore Wind Industry Council (OWIC) and the University of East Anglia (UEA) want to improve the gender balance in offshore wind through a two-step framework. Currently, women only make up 18% of employees across the sector.
Swiss firm H2 Energy, set to establish a 1GW hydrogen facility in Denmark, sees the transformation of heavy transport as a low-hanging fruit and calls for political courage to secure offtakers.
The utility hopes to win the Danish carbon capture and storage tender with a plan to capture 400,000 tonnes of CO2 by 2025 from the company’s biomass-fired combined heat and power stations.
Glencore admits to bribery and market manipulation and enters settlements for USD 1.5bn, concluding long-time probes into the company which revealed intent to pursue profit at any cost.
Frontline is not taking the ”moral high ground” in regards to Russia but complies with the existing sanctions. Large amounts of Russian oil are still passing through the market, said chief executive Tuesday.
US oil giant ExxonMobil is accused of crimes against the climate and having lied about them.
Study shows that the transmission grid in Norway and the Nordic region will face difficulties achieving blance towards 2030.
Although Chinese wind turbine manufacturers have gained a dominant position in the global market, they should not be involved in the tenfold increase of green energy capacity in the North Sea, according to several players.
The map of Norway’s power situation has received a splash of yellow in the southern region due to low water levels and uncertainty over future import options.
Chancellor of the Exchequer seeks to introduce a new tax, which could affect owners of wind farms.
Economic warfare against Russia has prompted Europe to raise its ambitions and purge itself of fossil fuel energy, and this agenda suits the Ørsted CEO perfectly.
Two US factories will be closed over the summer, and several workers will be laid off. A patent case with GE is to blame, along with low demand.
The German utility is concerned that elements of the new EU plans will end up curtailing the roll-out of hydrogen and that Repower EU could potentially run counter to the entire purpose of emissions trading.
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, one of the world’s biggest green asset managers, presents its vision for yet another Danish energy island in the North Sea where wind power will be converted into green hydrogen.
A new study from the University of Aarhus has studied how expansive Europe’s ambitions need to be to meet the Paris Agreement targets. Even with the large-scale RePowerEU proposal, Europe has a long way to go.
By producing hydrogen directly from turbines, the utility wants to reduce energy loss and save money. The company has just received state subsidies to develop the first turbine of this kind in the UK, providing a much more efficient solution than other alternatives, says CEO Anna Borg.
The Norwegian Petroleum and Energy Ministry has set aside NOK 4m to gain a better understanding of the Norwegian power system.
The Swedish energy giant doesn’t want to rule out involvement in upcoming energy islands, but prefers focusing on floating wind for now, says CEO Anna Borg in an interview with EnergyWatch.
Like many other European companies, Finnish utility Gasum has refused to pay for Russian gas in rubles, now facing a suspension of gas supplies.
Mads Nipper lauds new deal and recommends keeping an eye on the price when coming auctions are drawn up.
British electricity consumers have launched a class-action lawsuit against three European cable producers, including NKT. The consumer allege that the companies have been inflating prices for a number of years.
In the first quarter, European Energy has signed a deal concerning construction of a new PtX facility in the city of Aalborg as the most recent move in the third prong of activities, which primarily consist of solar and wind energy. But the company’s CEO warns of political short-sightedness.
Four EU countries’ plan to markedly expand offshore wind capacity in the North Sea will need major investments, assess wind carriers and investors. Trade association Danish Shipping calls for ”green regulatory highway,” which is supported by Cadeler’s CEO.
Accelerating the green transition, cutting down on energy consumption and buying energy elsewhere will free the EU of Russian energy.
A green momentum is underway in Europe and most of the world, and NKT eyes no problems in regards to filling up the order book. The question is rather how big the order book can actually be because orders also need to be delivered.
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