Offshore Renewables – Page 38
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NewsPort Esbjerg orders 7th Liebherr crane
Denmark’s largest port, Port Esbjerg, has ordered a second LHM 800 crane, which will bring the total number to seven Liebherr cranes in the port.
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NewsNew guidance issued for navigating wind turbines
As the number of wind farms increases around the UK coast, the government has launched guidelines to navigate around them safely.
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NewsPoland sails into offshore wind
Contracts are being drawn up for Poland’s first offshore wind farm to be installed in the Baltic Sea.
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NewsWEC enters final tests
Final tests are under way to deliver the world’s largest wave energy converter.
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NewsWindEurope condemns German auction law
Offshore wind association WindEurope says Germany’s new auction law could be ’ruinous’ for competition and eventually customers in the industry.
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NewsScotland offshore hub makes £50 million investment
Scotland’s largest offshore renewables hub is investing £50 million to support the Morven offshore wind project
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NewsWorld first: fully-electric fast ferry
What’s claimed to be the world’s first fully-electric fast ferry has been launched.
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NewsGreen hydrogen hub announced for Antwerp
Plug Power is building a green hydrogen hub at the Port of Antwerp-Bruges - but it’s not a realistic option for shipping, CEO Andy Marsh says.
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NewsMarine wind power consultancy launched
A new wind powered vessel consultancy has been set up to cater for growing demand
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NewsUK tidal power wins first contracts
The UK has announced revenue support for 40MW of tidal power
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News7GW of offshore wind contracts handed out
The UK’s Business department has awarded more renewable energy contracts than ever before in a single round of auctions.
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NewsCadeler to install 60 wind turbines
Sixty new offshore wind turbines at Moray West will be the first commercial scale installation for Siemens Gamesa 14MW WTGs
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NewsThe case for hydrogen in workboats
Among the sea of potential future fuels for shipping, hydrogen is thought by many to be the frontrunner – despite the challenges in the technology and regulations that will have to go with it.
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NewsBriggs Marine secures CTV contract
Seawork exhibitor Briggs Marine has secured a CTV contract with a Scottish windfarm
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NewsWave energy converter launched
Next-gen wave energy converter is launched as part of push to make wave energy competitive with wind and solar by 2030
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NewsFirst bids invited for CCS licences
Bids for carbon capture and storage have been invited in the UK’s first licencing round.
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NewsFerries and ports agree work plan
A common work programme has been agreed to promote onshore power supply for European ferries.
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News - VideosBuoys maximise wind potential
Advanced buoys will collect data to give better information to offshore energy investors.
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NewsContracts signed for wind farm generators
More contracts have been signed with engineers to help Germany reach its offshore wind energy targets.
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NewsIWSA pushes wind propulsion
The International Windship Association is pushing the role of wind propulsion as a decarbonisation tool.
