The UK's rollout of wind and solar power over the last decade has made its electricity supply "more British", with significantly less reliance on imported gas, analysis has found.
The UK lacks a “coherent approach” to monetising trade and industry in the country’s oceans, according to Ryan Mowat, director and chair at the Marine Science and Technology Council at the Society of Maritime Industries UK.
The Brave Tern offshore wind installation vessel has departed Dundee after completing work on the Neart na Gaoithe (NnG) project in the outer Firth of Forth.
Scotland stands at the cusp of a generational opportunity – to become a global leader in green hydrogen. But that ambition is somewhat tethered to the success of ScotWind.
Oil and gas supermajors are kicking frantically below the water’s surface as they attempt to navigate the energy transition. In the second of a two-part series, we examine how BP and Shell have scaled back their low-carbon commitments.
Continued collaboration with the oil and gas sector is essential for renewables to scale to meet the UK’s clean power ambitions, according to Hitachi Energy country managing director for UK and Ireland Laura Fleming.
Ocean Installer is the latest business to join Cerulean Winds' alliance of supply chain firms aimed at delivering a trio of floating wind projects in Scotland.
The Scottish floating wind industry will deliver “higher quality jobs” than those created by the oil and gas sector in its early days, according to the chief executive of Cerulean Winds.
Norwegian energy giant Statkraft said its performance in 2024 was "among the best" in its history despite "substantially lower power prices" which hit profits.
Lord Nicol Stephen set out the challenges facing the UK's ability to deliver floating offshore wind capacity, warning the process facing developers was "at times infuriatingly hard and we need to speed up".
Plans for investment in offshore wind have been dealt a number of blows but this offers a "silver lining" to the industry, an analyst has highlighted at a conference in Aberdeen.
Ørsted has not ruled out redundancies after it said it will be “rightsizing” its organisation following the departure of former chief executive Mads Nipper.
Aberdeen-based Interocean has been awarded a contract to carry out marine vetting and assurance work on BP’s Morgan, Mona and Morven offshore wind farms.