Equinor urges north-east firms to be bolder when competing for contracts
North-east firms should “definitely” be bolder when going for offshore wind supply contracts, a project boss said yesterday.
North-east firms should “definitely” be bolder when going for offshore wind supply contracts, a project boss said yesterday.
Floating wind is unlikely to see a boom for at least a decade, said an offshore wind industry boffin yesterday.
Scotland is outperforming the rest of the UK in reducing greenhouse gas emissions - but success in areas such as energy and waste is masking a lack of action in other sectors, a report has said.
The Gullfaks and Snorre fields offshore Norway could soon be powered by floating offshore wind.
Major developments in the fishing, agricultural and renewables sectors are being hailed as examples of what the north-east can do – and why more businesses should invest in the region.
Norwegian energy giant Equinor has installed the first batteries for offshore wind in Peterhead.
A former head of engineering at BP has joined marine and engineering consulting firm LOC Renewables as a director.
Equinor is meeting members of Western Isles council today as it aims to roll out its Hywind technology.
Wood has installed new technology to measure the effects of turbulence on the world’s first floating wind farm, off the coast of Peterhead.
Bosses at Saipem said yesterday that the Italian energy construction firm had more offshore renewable power projects in its sights in the UK North Sea.
With the Hywind project off the coast of Peterhead outstripping all expectation during its first testing phase, Statoil’s senior vice president of wind and low carbon solutions, Stephen Bull, is confident about the technology’s growth in Scotland.
North-east firm Ace Winches’ drive to grow its international business has gained further momentum with key appointments in Norway and Egypt.
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Aberdeenshire has a new energy industry and it’s green. From being the dream of a few individuals probably written off as slightly barmy, offshore wind has become a major part of the energy transition, for the UK as a whole, but also for north-east Scotland. Just take a look off the beach at Balmedie where the piles for the Aberdeen Bay Offshore Wind Farm are being installed as I write. Work is also continuing apace in the Moray Firth where the last 12 months have seen installation of all the offshore piles and a third of the jackets for the 84-turbine, £2.6billion Beatrice Offshore Windfarm. The first electricity could be generated as early as July and the operator, SSE, expects the farm to generate up to 588MW of power – enough for about 450,000 homes – once it is fully operational, which is expected in 2019.
A green energy trade body has warned Scottish floating wind farm projects are at risk unless the UK Government makes a “simple, minor change”.
Norwegian energy giant Statoil said today that its Hywind project off Peterhead had outstripped expectations in its first three months of production.
Data released today by wind energy policy group, Wind Europe, has recorded a 25% increase in offshore wind in 2017, with the UK a significant contributor to the growth.
The company behind the world’s first floating windfarm, off Peterhead, has revealed it is looking at further sites around the Scottish coastline.
Norwegian energy giant, Statoil, has tabled a bid for the offshore wind tender Hollandse Kust Zuid area I&II in the Dutch section of the North Sea.
Norwegian oil major Statoil today reported a jump in third quarter profits and said it expected to increase production by 6% this year.
Hywind Scotland, the first floating wind farm in the world, has started to deliver electricity to the Scottish grid today. Watch the video to learn more about this world first.
The world's first floating wind farm is being opened today in waters off the coast of Scotland.
A pioneering new North Sea renewables project will soon be supplying power to Scotland.
Online data released by the organisation shows the Crown Estate’s full list of offshore infrastructure projects and undersea cabling for the first time.
The first turbine for Statoil's Hywind project was pulled into the Buchan Deep off Peterhead yesterday.