US to hold offshore wind tender in December
The US will host an upcoming tender for three offshore wind areas. Danish players CIP and Ørsted have pre-qualified.
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The US will host an upcoming tender for three offshore wind areas. Danish players CIP and Ørsted have pre-qualified.
Norwegian Aker BP achieved a revenue of one billion dollars in the third quarter and a combined result of USD 123 million after taxes, shows the interim report for the quarter. Rising oil and gas prices boosted the result.
With the establishment of a giant blade factory as bait, Siemens Gamesa expects, according to an Egyptian media, that a long protracted GW contract can be signed this year. In the meantime, however, it has secured its largest contract in the country so far.
The Swedish government has approved prosecution of the CEO and chairman of Sweden's biggest oil company for crimes against humanity in Sudan.
With BOEM intending to evaluate the South Fork project, Danish utility Ørsted is one step closer to its first operational project in the US, slated for 2022. Meanwhile, the gates have been flung wide open for floating offshore wind in the country.
Energy trader Einar Aas was not to blame for the sudden fluctuations on the energy exchange in the days leading up to and following his major collapse, concludes Nasdaq Oslo in its most recent surveillance report. The report also rules out any signs of insider trading and rule infringements.
ExxonMobil bridges its billion dollar investment in LNG production around the world with a new import terminal in China, Reuters reports. The american company will also initially end up sidestepping tariffs, the media bureau writes.
For the second time within a few days, Norwegian firm Equinor has divested of its ownership share on the Norwegian shelf. This time, the sale price is USD 220 million and the buyer is a Polish oil and gas company.
The Spanish-German wind turbine manufacturer has entered an agreement with the French port of Le Havre concerning the construction of two factories which will constitute the company's European industrial platform.
A Norwegian oil company with a market value of less than EUR 134 million has purchased the second-largest stake in the Danish Underground Consortium.
Danish energy company Ørsted, a major offshore wind developer in the UK, says adequate sector investment and growth in the country will require more government-backed deals.
Adena Friedman, Nasdaq's CEO, is facing tough questions about the exchange's role in a huge loss on its Nordic energy market.
State-run Polish gas company Pgnig has submitted a complaint to the European Court of Justice regarding the agreement between the European Commission and Gazprom.
Swedish Eolus Vind has ordered 31 wind turbines for a 130.2 MW project in central Sweden.
"We have come far, but not far enough. But with a little more time it should be possible to find a solution," says Sweden's Stefan Löfven.
Retaining senior management has been one among many problems for Tesla this year, and the executive responsible for manufacturing reportedly left the company a few months ago.
Vitol is being fined for having purchased gas at artificially low prices on the French wholesale market. Danish Utility Regulator Director General Carsten Smidt says the case is big and important, but the company denies blame.
The turbine blade manufacturer has received its largest contract to date with China's biggest wind turbine producer and will supply blades for installations in China as well as internationally.
EDF Renewables has tapped MHI Vestas as preferred supplier of three offshore wind turbines for a US project expected to become operational in 2020.
Even though Siemens Gamesa is taking many appropriate measures, yet another executive reshuffle is a distraction for the turbine manufacturer, says bank analyst.
Interest on a new loan to Swiss-based Gunvor Group is dependent on how the commodity trader meets a series of environmental targets such as reducing CO2 emissions, waste management and improving transparency.
Indonesian steelworkers hired to help reestablish the important gas-producing Tyra field in the North Sea are well under way building drilling rigs.
BHP Billiton Ltd. is boosting sales of the top-quality nickel that is needed for electric vehicle batteries, another sign the world's biggest miner is targeting more opportunities in the booming sector
Electric, airborne taxis will improve safety and reduce pollution. They can take off without using a runway.
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