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TotalEnergies and Wenea aim at building together a Leading Player in Electric Mobility ...

Synopsis:The US Department of Transportation allocates a $427 million grant to a pivotal port and power initiative in northern California. The funding is dedica

TDI-Brooks has expanded its fleet by incorporating the R/V NAUTILUS (formerly known as Nautical Geo), thereby increasing its vessel capacity. The NAUT...

Germany needs better auction and price policies when it comes to offshore wind tenders in order to provide certainty to developers.

The company plans to file Form 10 by mid-February 2024 and expects to complete the GE Vernova spin-off in April 2024.

The work will involve changing some components on the turbines, as well as more routine maintenance. “What we see from operational data is that there is a need for… heavy maintenance on the turbines,” he told Recharge. Equinor declined to specify exactly which components would need replacing, but industry insiders consulted by Recharge suggested that the issues must be significant to require intervention on such a scale.

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Put simply: the Biden administration is offering tax credits to foreign-government-owned energy companies and/or foreign developers (or their U.S. subsidiaries) who will put US commercial fishermen out of work, seed dysfunction in US coastal fishing communities, risk destroying the ocean’s productivity, and replace a sustainable domestic wild-caught high protein food source with subpar and sometimes unsafe foreign products.

Out of the 380 GW of pre-sanctioned offshore wind capacity that is forecast to reach FID between 2024 and 2030, nearly 40%…

“The ideological pursuit of Net Zero must not override the wellbeing of the British public, put its energy security at risk or make the public worse off.”