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In what environmental campaigners called a "monumental failure" for the UK's renewable energy goals, the country's latest auction for offshore...

UK officials blame inflation, but offshore wind sector leaders point to the government-set pricing.

New International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) CEO Iain Grainger explores the current challenges around contracting issues in offshore wind and the impact of inappropriate allocation of risk, as he reports from the IMCA-convened industry

Despite rising demand for clean energy and significant political enthusiasm, offshore wind projects are being cancelled or delayed across the North Sea coast.

Sweden’s renewed commitment to nuclear power highlights growing global interest in this clean source of energy to address the twin challenges of tackling climate change and meeting increased electricity demand, IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi said during this week’s official visit to the Nordic nation, where he also joined forces with a major radiotherapy company

Equinor is launching the world’s largest floating wind farm today, an installation that will supply electricity to oil and gas platforms in the area.

Amid rising costs, technological issues, and intensified competition from Big Oil, the wind energy industry seeks more government support to remain profitable.

BP plans to build what could be the first subsidy-free offshore wind project ever, as it considers two wind farms in the Irish Sea.

Champions of the renewables energy industry have poured cold water on hopes of a boom in windfarm developments off Scotland after an international…

The withdrawal was influenced by the British government’s decision to set the starting price for the next contract auction before a global rise in mar...