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Ireland plans interconnector expansion to EU and UK, aiming to become renewable energy exporter

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Ireland plans interconnector expansion to EU and UK, aims to become renewable energy exporter

The Irish government has approved a new policy statement on electricity interconnections which will see Ireland explore new interconnection opportunities with Spain, Belgium, and the Netherlands, as well as further connections to Great Britain and France. The National Policy Statement on Electricity

about 3 years ago

Illustration/Oneka Technologies' wave energy-drive desalination platform (Courtesy of Oneka Technologies)

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US Department of Energy backs 7 marine energy projects with nearly $10 million

The US Department of Energy (DOE) has invested nearly $10 million in seven innovative projects that will accelerate development and testing of marine energy technologies.

about 3 years ago

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North Adriatic Hydrogen Valley project set to kick off in September 2023

The North Adriatic Hydrogen Valley (NAHV) project, a transnational project by Slovenia, Croatia and the Italian Region of Friuli Venezia Giulia, has received the official green light for its implementation as of 1 September 2023. Last week, Holding Slovenske Elektrarne (HSE), the leading partner in

about 3 years ago

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China’s first methanol bunkering ship gets green light

CCS Wuhan Rules & Research Institute, a key institute directly under the China Classification Society, has granted an Approval in Principle (AiP) certificate to Zhejiang Seahead Ship Design and Research Institute Co. for China’s first methanol-fueled bunkering ship. The methanol-fueled bunkering shi

about 3 years ago

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Germany updates its national hydrogen strategy

Germany has decided to update the National Hydrogen Strategy with the increased level of ambition in climate protection and the new challenges in the energy market. The Federal Cabinet made the decision on 26 July preceded by a political agreement of all departments, including the five core departme

about 3 years ago

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SunGas to invest $2 bln in green methanol plant to power Maersk’s ships

SunGas Renewables, a Texas-based spin-out of GTI Energy, is forming a new subsidiary named Beaver Lake Renewable Energy (BLRE), which will construct a new green methanol production facility in Central Louisiana. The facility is expected to produce nearly 400,000 metric tons of green methanol per yea

about 3 years ago

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There is NO time for antagonism among marine fuel proponents

As the world witnesses the devastating impact of climate change through catastrophic events like wildfires engulfing the Greek island of Rhodes and northern Algeria, and the occurrence of giant supercells in Italy, the need for urgent and sustainable solutions within the energy industry, the maritim

about 3 years ago

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Are net-zero aspirations in jeopardy with oil & gas boom at full tilt?

The global oil and gas industry has embarked on a growth upcycle, raising concerns that this is putting net-zero 2050 commitments at risk.

about 3 years ago

The North Field off Qatar; Source: Qatargas

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With 18 oil & gas projects, worth $60.2 billion, in the works, Qatar set on upping the LNG ante

Qatar’s energy sector is positioned for further growth, solidifying the country’s position as the world’s top exporter of LNG.

about 3 years ago

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Hitachi Energy gets preferred supplier status for UK’s longest HVDC link

SSEN Transmission and the UK National Grid have selected Hitachi Energy as the preferred technology provider for two HVDC converter stations to interconnect the Scottish and English power grids. The news comes a few days after the Switzerland-based company was selected to deliver the HVDC converter

about 3 years ago

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United States invests $60M in accelerator program for blue economy startups and concepts

The US Department of Commerce and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) have launched the Ocean-Based Climate Resilience Accelerators program, designed to support blue economy startups and concepts.

about 3 years ago

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Nexans’ new third-generation cable layer will be able to lay four cables at once

Nexans is investing in a new third-generation cable-laying vessel in order to, as the company says, support a record project backlog and meet future needs of offshore wind and interconnector projects. According to Nexans, building upon the cutting-edge technology featured on the flagship vessel Nexa

about 3 years ago

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EU Council adopts FuelEU Maritime clearing the final adoption stage

The Council of the European Union has adopted the final rules on climate-neutral shipping as proposed in the FuelEU Maritime as a key part of the EU’s Fit for 55 package. The final hurdle was cleared on Tuesday putting virtually all pieces of the puzzle for regulating shipping’s climate impact into

about 3 years ago

Illustration; Source: Offshore Energies UK (OEUK)

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Court fight on UK govt’s hands over oil & gas licensing round

Greenpeace has decided to take the UK government to court over – what it deems to be – an “unlawful” oil and gas decision.

about 3 years ago