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Government announces it will raise maximum price for new offshore wind farms by 66 per cent, as Ministers attempt to avoid repeat of last summer's failed clean energy auction

Offshore wind power projects are to get bigger subsidies as ministers scramble to get the industry building again.

Copyright © BusinessAMBE 2023 Swedish furniture giant Ikea is stepping up its efforts on its own renewable energy. Its investment arm Ingka Investments is joining the Ventyr consortium, which is a candidate for a major Norwegian offshore wind project. Ikea aims to roughly double its investments in renewable energy to €6.5 billion by 2030. That ranges from its own wind turbines

Turbulent times in the offshore wind sector could change the way large-scale energy projects are built and funded in the future, according to the latest EY Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index (RECAI).

Dutch heave compensation specialist Seaqualize executed the world’s first offshore transfer lifts of wind turbine components from a heaving supply ves...

Siemens Gamesa said Portsmouth project would not meet “development milestones,” but sector participants seek new ways to keep land and water development moving forward.

Fincantieri Spa reported Wednesday that it closed the first nine months with revenues up to EUR5.38 billion from EUR5.32 billion in the same period last year. In line with forecasts, the overall...

The ad opens with lush footage of humpback whales in the open ocean, set over somber cello music. “Hunted to near extinction, they rebounded against all the odds,” a narrator says. “But new peril lurks beneath the waves: offshore wind.” The images shift to whale carcasses being dragged off the beach. “Save the whales,” the narrator chants. “Dump New Jersey Democrats.”This ad attacking New Jersey Democratic State Senator Vin Gopal, locked in...

BARNSTABLE — The scene at Barnstable High School on a recent Monday night felt like a homecoming rally — all anxious energy, cheers, and hugs. A crush of bodies flooded the hallway as revelers greeted friends and handed out fliers to people pouring into the auditorium. Except these weren’t high schoolers filling the corridor. This was a public meeting for Barnstable residents to discuss a developer’s plans to lay transmission cables from offshore ...

Siemens Gamesa said Portsmouth project would not meet “development milestones,” but sector participants seek new ways to keep land and water development moving forward.