A lawsuit against Shell’s board of directors has been thrown out of court, preventing ClientEarth from pursuing derivative action.
In a bid to have a country-wide efficient hydrogen infrastructure network by 2032, Germany’s federal cabinet has passed a draft law that provides regulations for financing the core network. At the same time, transmission system operators (TSOs) have submitted the draft application for the hydrogen c
Portugal’s first zero-emission, electric ferry has been delivered by Grupo ETE following a christening ceremony at Navaltagus Shipyard in Seixal.
Equinor has secured a drilling permit from the country’s authorities for an exploration well in the North Sea off Norway.
UK-based company HydroWing has unveiled plans for its 10MW tidal energy project in Wales, supported by the UK government’s renewables auction scheme, which will future next-generation Tocardo tidal turbines wit significant increases in yield.
A Jacobs-led consortium of industry and academic organizations has been awarded funding from the UK government to help develop a new type of tidal turbine designed to improve the viability and potential of the country’s tidal range power projects.
The EU has taken steps to tackle methane emissions from the energy sector, with the European Parliament, Commission, and Council reaching a provisional agreement on the first EU-wide legislation to cut the methane footprint in Europe and its global supply chains.
South Korean Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy (MOTIE) has announced that the proposal for an amendment to the ‘Hydrogen Economy Promotion and Hydrogen Safety Management Act’ has passed the 47th Cabinet meeting’s deliberation and resolution process, enabling the government to move forward with
Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas is embarking on a search for new partners, after expanding its interest in a block offshore Guyana, thanks to the green light for the acquisition of Tullow Oil’s entire interest in Tullow Guyana (TGBV).
Neptune Energy has secured a drilling permit from the Norwegian authorities for an exploration well in the North Sea off Norway.
The European Union should support entire chains such as in the port industry and logistics instead of individual projects in order to drive carbon neutrality.
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has launched the Powering the Blue Economy: Power at Sea Prize, which will award up to $1.7 million to competitors to advance technologies that use marine energy to power ocean-based activities.
COP28 is seen as a beacon of hope to devise a transformational roadmap in a bid to get the global energy transition undertaking on track.
The EU’s decision-makers are preparing to weigh in on whether to include a performance standard for methane emissions from imports.
