New strategy required due to end of offshore wind workers immigration concession
Tackling climate change is an important component of policy agendas across the UK and more broadly on a global scale.
Tackling climate change is an important component of policy agendas across the UK and more broadly on a global scale.
The construction of what will be Scotland’s largest offshore wind farm, SSE Renewables' Seagreen, has supported the delivery of a £1 billion economic boost to the Scottish economy in the last year, according to new independent analysis.
Equinor has pressed pause on the installation of the final few turbines for the Hywind Tampen project, a floating wind boss at the company has confirmed.
Shell (LON: SHEL) is harnessing talent from its offshore oil and gas division to progress two major Scottish floating wind farms.
Offshore wind workers have taken to the streets after receiving a “paltry pay offer” from one of the world’s largest green energy firms.
Equinor has appointed Molly Morris as its new president for US offshore wind, who will take on the role from the start of next year.
A senior energy transition figure at Shell (LON: SHEL) has shared his “dream” of an integrated network of electricity cables spanning the North Sea.
For decades oil rigs have been part of the furniture in and around the Cromarty Firth in the north of Scotland.
The construction of what will be Scotland’s largest offshore wind farm, SSE Renewables' Seagreen, has supported the delivery of a £1 billion economic boost to the Scottish economy in the last year, according to new independent analysis.
A boss at Kishorn Port is asking the offshore wind industry to give clarity around future floating turbine and foundation designs.
Major offshore wind developers, including bp (LON:BP), RWE Renewables, Equinor (OSLO:EQNR), Orsted (CPH:ORSTED), Shell (LON:SHEL), and TotalEnergies (LON:TTE), are excited by the huge offshore wind potential in energy-short Japan, delegates heard at the Japan Wind Energy 2022 conference in Tokyo.
Energy giant BP (LON: BP) is “absolutely following through” on its pledge to put Aberdeen at the heart of its offshore wind activities.
Japan has enormous potential to become a global leader in floating wind if the government can develop a coherent strategic plan for the sector, delegates at the Japan Wind Energy 2022 conference heard in Tokyo on Thursday. But rapid action is needed to attract investment in an increasingly competitive global offshore wind market.
Fresh research from trade body RenewableUK shines a light on the massive growth in floating offshore wind projects in recent months.
Westwood, the energy market research and consultancy firm, has found that the global offshore wind market has the potential to grow 2.5 times, with 135 GW of new capacity on offer to developers.
BP plans to triple its number of offshore wind-farm workers as it expands the business to reach its green goals.
Project directors have been appointed for two offshore wind farms secured as part of the ScotWind leasing round.
It is feared the ballooning cost of raw materials will “definitely be a stumbling block” to the deployment of green energy projects.
Energy services firm Proserv has acquired a minority stake in Glasgow based power system monitoring expert Synaptec.
A senior renewables figure at BP (LON: BP) has likened offshore wind to, arguably, the biggest rock band of all time.
Inverurie-based offshore robotics company, HonuWorx, is making progress on plans for a 'revolutionary' subsea ROV programme to support the growing offshore wind sector'.
ONE-Dyas and its partners have approved a £450 million gas field in the North Sea which will be powered by wind energy.
The GMB Union has posed questions to Labour on its UK energy policy, including the message for thousands of offshore workers in Aberdeen and north-east England who would be impacted.
French hydrogen company, Lhyfe, cracked a bottle of champagne over the "world's first" offshore hydrogen platform.
A shortage of skilled workers is already costing the UK dear as various industries try in vain to attract staff.