"We are very proud to remain the only project that continues to bring localization efforts," says CIP on MHI Vestas' new contract with Mitsubishi Electric Europe to boost the value of locally produced content in Taiwan.
New credit ratings for the global oil and gas industry show that UK companies have seen the biggest setbacks. However, the entire business's credit situation bears more risk than three years ago, looking at the biggest companies.
As a follow-up to its target of installing 600 MW of solar and wind energy in the UK, the Norwegian utility acquires a previous customer, doubling its employee count.
Solar panels from Tesla-owned Solar City allegedly caused fires in several Walmart stores, leading the retail giant to sue Tesla.
In four months, tighter EU regulations will set strict boundaries for the amount of CO2 emitted by new cars. Vehicle manufacturers have the choice to either sell electric cars by the millions or pay major fines.
A new analysis commissioned by Nord Stream 2 AG concludes that natural gas will be difficult to replace in industry and the electricity sector for at least the next 20-30 years due to both supply security and price concerns.
During a press conference in Iceland, Nordic government leaders announce that the countries will stand together on climate issues.
Danish solar developer Arcon-Sunmark begins installation of Germany's hitherto second-largest solar district heating plant. The company expects to confirm additional projects shortly.
The first half of 2019 was a cold shower for most of the LNG market, says Flex LNG's chief executive in connection with the gas carrier's presentation of yet another deficit. However, he believes improvement might be just around the corner.
If the UK leaves the EU without a trade agreement, it would lead to months of chaos in British ports, according to leaked internal documents. The risk of delays causes more concern than import duties, says Ørsted CEO Henrik Poulsen.
In Connecticut's first tender exclusively targeting offshore wind, up to 2 GW are at stake.
Equinor has located a significant deposit in a Barents Sea field for which it has big hopes. Meanwhile, Aker BP's Norwegian Sea drillings came up dry.
John Fredriksen-controlled rig company Seadrill reports a triple-digit million-dollar deficit for the second quarter. The company also lost half a million USD on its bottom line in the first half of the year.
The state launches an institute to manage the development of a hub meant to make New Jersey a center for US offshore wind.
The Norwegian oil major expands its stake in the Caesar Tonga field in the Gulf of Mexico, buying out Shell, which initially planned to sell to another party. Equinor now holds almost half the field.
There could be 193 GW of installed offshore wind capacity in the world in 2030, a new report shows, adding that the figure might grow to 500 GW in 2050.
A large proportion of the world's offshore supply ships are still out of work, Maersk Supply Service estimates. 25 percent of the company's ships are presently laid up.
Italian developer ERG has purchased three wind farms in Germany.
The developer has sold two wind projects with a combined capacity of 60 MW to an investment company.
The delayed environmental impact report has undermined Vineyard Wind's business plan, Copenhagen Offshore Partners acknowledges, requesting help from authorities to improve the project's economic situation.
Ørsted's offshore wind farm and RWE's gas plant shut down at the same time and caused power outages in sections of the UK's grid, leaving around one million UK residents without power due to "rare and unusual circumstances".
Developer Castle Wind has signed a Memorandum of Understanding for around 1 GW of floating offshore wind with a local utility in California.
The Norwegian oil company has found a smaller oil deposit under license 815.
The German-Spanish wind turbine manufacturer's plan for expanding its existing factory in Brazil entails covering its full need for converters, which were previously made by other suppliers.
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After years of lobbying, several US oil companies, including Koch Industries Inc., Marathon Petroleum Corp. and Energy Transfer Partners LP, have thus far convinced nine states to criminalize protesting near energy infrastructure. Opponents say such measures underline the undemocratic role of corporate capital and violate free speech.
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