After securing the FEED contract, Aker Solutions, Siemens Energy and Doosan Babcock will work together on a proposed power station with CCS.
Swedish sustainable solutions provider Alfa Laval has signed an agreement to acquire Scanjet, a compatriot supplier of marine tank cleaning equipment.
Equinor has joined the Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping on its journey to accelerate the decarbonisation of shipping.
The Testing Expertise and Access for Marine Energy Research (TEAMER) program, supported by the US Department of Energy (DOE), has opened its seventh call for applications for marine energy developers.
Westwood reveals an uptick in offshore E&P investment and rig count with the demand for OSVs resulting in more idle fleets being reactivated.
French start-up HelioRec has partnered up with Estonian software company Rexplorer to accelerate the development of floating solar projects.
The UK Marine Energy Council has appointed three new members to its board following the recent growth of the organization which acts as the representative body for the UK marine renewable energy industry.
CorPower Ocean is set to officially launch its next-generation C4 wave energy converter alongside its new ‘CorPack Concept’ providing the building blocks for future wave energy farms.
Chevron has joined forces with KazMunayGas to collaborate on evaluating, investigating and pursuing lower carbon opportunities in Kazakhstan.
Perenco has inked a deal with New Age to buy its stake and take over the operatorship of a field offshore Cameroon.
French company EEL Energy has tested its commercial-scale 50kW tidal energy turbine in the Port of Brest.
Carnegie Clean Energy has achieved its internal commercial target of reducing CETO wave energy technology’s cost of energy to a level that puts it on the established industry trajectory and reduces timeframe to reach commercialization.
Ocean Energy Europe (OEE) has signed a joint letter supporting the objectives of the REPowerEU Plan to phase out Europe’s dependency on fossil fuels faster, calling also for ‘bolder action’ on the accelerated roll-out of renewable energy.
The latest meeting of the G7 ministers for climate, energy, and environment has resulted in further commitments from the world’s most developed countries to curb the rise in global temperatures to 1.5°C and assist the countries affected the most by climate change. One of the commitments that stands
