Environment News – Page 12
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NewsUK announces new offshore wind auction date
The UK government will open its seventh auction round for Contracts for Difference to invite companies to bid for low-carbon projects – with a key difference this time.
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NewsA strengthened fleet for offshore wind
Strategic Marine has delivered two new StratCat 27 crew transfer vessels (CTVs) to Louis Dreyfus Armateurs
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NewsNext-gen transfer offshore boat unveiled
Esvagt, OSK Design and Hvide Sande Shipyard have unveiled an advanced STB for offshore wind
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NewsTwo trade bodies join forces in Dutch offshore wind
Two Dutch organisations have joined forces to strengthen the offshore wind industry in the Netherlands.
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NewsItaly’s largest floating wind farm wins early approval
What will be Italy’s largest floating wind farm has won a positive Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) decree from the Ministry of the Environment and Energy Security.
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NewsBest of British: Vessel design & build perfection
Two of Seawork’s regulars are showcasing their joint collaboration again with vessels on the pontoons at Mayflower Park.
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NewsCadeler buys new jack-up ‘Wind Keeper’
Marine contractor Cadeler has bought a new Wind Turbine Installation Vessel (WTIV) to meet growing demand for operations and maintenance, it says.
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NewsConfidence in floating wind slumps: Report
New research reveals that developers’ confidence is waning across the floating offshore wind supply chain.
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NewsCan Europe meet its 2030 shore power goals?
With just over five years until the EU’s 2030 shore power mandate, only 58% of European ports are equipped with Onshore Power Supply (OPS). Dave Lee, executive director of e1 Marine, asks the question: can Europe scale infrastructure with the speed and versatility required?
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NewsDutch wind farms shelved as government rethinks subsidies
Tenders for two Dutch offshore wind farms have been postponed and criteria adjusted for a third to ‘improve the business case for offshore wind’, according to a notice by the government.
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NewsTrump U-turns on Equinor Empire wind farm
US president Donald Trump has lifted a stop-work order on the Empire Wind project by Equinor, the energy giant has said, adding it would restart construction, without saying when.
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NewsStrategic offshore wind CTV delivery for Taiwan
Strategic Marine has delivered the first of two 27m crew transfer vessels (CTVs) to Taiwan
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NewsGlobal shipyards unite for sustainability
The Global Green Shipyard Alliance (GGSA) unites major shipyards from Europe, the Middle East and Asia
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News - VideosEnergy island hits stumbling blocks as first caissons installed
Belgium’s first energy island is heading for up to three years of delays, developers say, as the first concrete caissons make their way to the North Sea.
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NewsAgreement signed for UK’s largest wave energy array
CorPower Ocean will return to the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) to develop the UK’s largest wave energy array
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NewsJV set up to expand offshore wind business
Denmark-based ESVAGT has signed a joint-venture partnership with South Korean KMC Line specifically to expand the offshore wind market in South Korea.
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NewsSeatrium wins approval for floating semi-submersible
The American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) has given Approval in Principle to Seatrium Marine & Deepwater Technology for a Floating Wind Semi-Submersible (FWSS) design.
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NewsUK holds fire on carbon taxes for small vessels
While the pledge to hold off on implementing green penalties might be a relief to some, as far as the workboat sector goes it just adds to the uncertainty of the sector and makes it impossible to plan.
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News18 US states sue Trump over offshore wind
Eighteen US states are taking US president Donald Trump’s administration to court for attempting to place an indefinite halt on offshore wind developments.
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NewsEsbjerg’s milestone in the EU’s CO2 capture strategy
The new CO₂ terminal in Esbjerg will help unlock the development of CCS in both Denmark and Europe
