Natural gas, especially LNG, is touted as the linchpin of the energy future not just in Australia but also across the globe.
New report from the Center for International Environmental Law (CIEL) outlines that offshore CCS is not a solution to fossil fuel pollution.
Just shortly after the announcement that it was investigating the feasibility of a hybrid interconnector between Belgium and Norway, news came in that the Norwegian transmission system operator (TSO) Statnett is exploring options for interconnectors with Denmark and Germany. Danish TSO Energinet rep
Belgian and Norwegian transmission system operators (TSOs) Elia and Statnett are investigating the economic and technical feasibility of a hybrid interconnector that would link the two countries. The subsea cable would link the high-voltage grids of the countries while also being connected to Norweg
An environmentally sailing ship intended for the Marshall Islands has been launched in South Korea.
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.
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.
With an “all of the above” task in its hands, the offshore energy industry has found itself working on innovative and more efficient solutions and nature-inclusive projects, while at the same time trying to build as many new clean energy projects as possible to meet the targets.
Finnish technology group Wärtsilä has introduced the marine sector’s first commercially available 4-stroke engine-based solution for ammonia fuel.
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.
Germany and the Netherlands have signed joint declarations of intent to strengthen their cooperation in the field of hydrogen infrastructure and import and establish a cross-border hydrogen ecosystem. The declarations of intent were signed in Duisburg as part of the Dutch King Willem-Alexander’s wor
Dutch dredging and heavy lift company Boskalis has commissioned a large-scale shore power facility at its premises in the Waalhaven in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
