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Meta's shareholders: We need transparency on content moderation - Vimarsana News

Meta's shareholders: We need transparency on content moderation

Ahead of the Meta AGM, Meta's shareholders are pushing the company for increased transparency on content moderation.

WindAction | Wind power giants find little shelter from sector troubles - Vimarsana News

WindAction | Wind power giants find little shelter from sector troubles

In addition, rising prices for raw materials and components as well as regulatory delays have caused writedowns and losses across the wind industry despite robust demand for renewable technology. Turbine makers have been particularly hit. "You see the terms and conditions of the projects being too difficult for investors and project developers to take. So we are in a standstill," said Danny van Doesburg, senior portfolio manager at Dutch APG Asset Management, which according to LSEG data owns stakes in Vestas, Orsted and Siemens Energy.

Orsted Slashes its Growth Plans After a Challenging Year - Vimarsana News

Orsted Slashes its Growth Plans After a Challenging Year

Danish energy company Orsted, the global leader in offshore wind, has radically rolled back its plans for expansion. The company has cut its 2030 deve...

Orsted Cuts Investment, Capacity Targets After Review - Vimarsana News

Orsted Cuts Investment, Capacity Targets After Review

Orsted, the world's biggest offshore wind farm developer, trimmed its investment and capacity targets on Wednesday and paused…

What ails offshore wind: Supply chains, ships and interest rates - Vimarsana News

What ails offshore wind: Supply chains, ships and interest rates

A few years ago, interest in offshore wind energy was so strong that developers proposed spending tens of billions of dollars to plunk hundreds of turbines the size of skyscrapers in the Atlantic Ocean from Maine to Virginia.