‘Radical but durable’ paradigm needed for delivery of low-carbon energy infrastructure in race to net-zero – Long read

(OEM) Australia’s engineering company Worley has partnered with Princeton University’s Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment to measure the indicators of change in the journey to net-zero by 2050, outlining that countries need to move from years to weeks to develop and build their low-carbon energy infrastructure to meet the net-zero challenge. According to Dr Fatih... Continue Reading →

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A Siemens Energy Survey sees Latin America lacking in the energy transition but with a positive outlook

Latin America is the region with the lowest level of readiness for the energy transition on the planet. The finding is from a new study recently published by Siemens Energy. According to the survey, countries in the region have a considerable expansion of renewable energy, but technologies such as power-to-X (synthetic fuels and green derivatives)... Continue Reading →

February 28, 2023 0

Boskalis Secures Major Role in Development of Scottish Offshore Wind Farm

(OE) Dutch marine and offshore services firm Boskalis said Tuesday it had secured a multidisciplinary role in the development of the Moray West offshore wind farm in Scotland. On behalf of its client, Ocean Winds, Boskalis said it would carry out "a large number of the activities" contributing to the development of the offshore wind... Continue Reading →

February 28, 2023 0

BP earmarks $2 billion to build Spanish green hydrogen hub

(Reuters) - BP (BP.L) said on Tuesday it plans to invest up to 2 billion euro ($2.12 billion) by 2030 in its refinery in Spain to produce low-carbon hydrogen and biofuels. The British company aims to develop a large plant to produce 2 gigawatts (GW) of green hydrogen, which is produced by splitting water using renewable energy,... Continue Reading →

February 28, 2023 0

Spain maps out first boundaries for offshore wind parks

(Reuters) - Spain's government on Tuesday approved its first ever delimitations for where wind farms can be developed off the country's coast, a significant step towards developing the offshore sector. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's cabinet approved a decree that allows for the development of offshore wind parks on 5,000 square km of maritime territory in... Continue Reading →

February 28, 2023 0

Bank finance for cleaner energy grows, but still lags fossil fuels – report

(Reuters) - Banks gave 81 cents in financing support to low carbon energy supply for every dollar they provided to fossil fuels in 2021, a report showed on Tuesday, but they will need to ramp up their commitments much further for the world to hit its climate goals. Several climate scenarios suggest that to limit... Continue Reading →

February 28, 2023 0

BP Ends Publication of Statistical Review of World Energy after 70+ Years

(Reuters) BP has decided to end the publication of the Statistical Review of World Energy after more than 70 years and will pass the benchmark report into the hands of the Energy Institute, an industry body, they said on Tuesday. The Statistical Review has been a go-to resource for the wider energy sector since it... Continue Reading →

February 28, 2023 0

Odfjell Oceanwind Launches Floating Wind Foundation Design for 15MW Turbines

(OE) Norwegian floating offshore wind engineering firm Odfjell Oceanwind has launched a floating wind foundation design, the Deepsea Star, that will be able to take 15 MW and larger wind turbine generators (WTGs). The company has previously received basic design approval from DNV for its Deepsea Semi 12MW foundation. According to Odfjell Oceanwind, the new design,... Continue Reading →

February 28, 2023 0

EnBW and BP Looking to Build Low-emission Vessels for Offshore Wind Maintentance

BP and EnBW are collaborating with research and development experts at the UK-based Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult to investigate using zero- or low-emission support vessels at offshore wind farms. The two companies are jointly developing three offshore wind projects in two UK locations – ‘Morven’, a potential 2.9GW lease area off the east coast... Continue Reading →

February 27, 2023 0

Maine Issues Offshore Wind Roadmap

(OW) The Governor of Maine’s Energy Office has released the Maine Offshore Wind Roadmap, a stakeholder-driven comprehensive plan that is said to offer detailed strategies for Maine to realize economic, energy, and climate benefits from offshore wind, in conjunction with communities, fisheries, and wildlife of the Gulf of Maine. The Roadmap was developed over 18... Continue Reading →

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‘Radical but durable’ paradigm needed for delivery of low-carbon energy infrastructure in race to net-zero – Long read

A Siemens Energy Survey sees Latin America lacking in the energy transition but with a positive outlook

Boskalis Secures Major Role in Development of Scottish Offshore Wind Farm

BP earmarks $2 billion to build Spanish green hydrogen hub

Spain maps out first boundaries for offshore wind parks

Bank finance for cleaner energy grows, but still lags fossil fuels – report

BP Ends Publication of Statistical Review of World Energy after 70+ Years

Odfjell Oceanwind Launches Floating Wind Foundation Design for 15MW Turbines

EnBW and BP Looking to Build Low-emission Vessels for Offshore Wind Maintentance

Maine Issues Offshore Wind Roadmap

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