Siemens Gamesa negotiates Senvion asset purchase
The German-Spanish wind OEM is in exclusive talks with Senvion to buy selected parts of Senvion's European onshore wind activities.
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The German-Spanish wind OEM is in exclusive talks with Senvion to buy selected parts of Senvion's European onshore wind activities.
Interest group the Confederation of Danish Industry suggests two further offshore wind farms in the country's waters and takes a leading voice in advocating artificial energy islands in the North Sea.
A new report from Norwegian consultancy Menon Economics shows that Norway can create thousands of new jobs by investing in floating wind, but this would require the country to spend NOK 36 billion (EUR 3.6 billion) on two new floating wind farms.
Only one tenth of Total's roughly 200 personnel subject to dismissal in Western Denmark were fired, while 106 are leaving voluntarily, and 64 are being moved to other positions within the company.
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Denmark's government wants to channel more funding into research seeking to improve the climate footprint of agriculture and transportation.
Five days after the power interconnector between the Netherlands and Denmark was opened, an unknown error caused a nearly 16-hour disruption in the cable.
Seadrill Chief Executive Anton Dibowitz is not happy with the prices oil companies currently offer rig companies. It will take time before the prices correct themselves again, says Equinor's CFO to ShippingWatch.
Oil posted its biggest ever intraday jump to more than USD 71 a barrel after a strike on a Saudi Arabian oil facility removed about 5 percent of global supplies, an attack the US has blamed on Iran.
The Scottish utility has made a deal with OVO Group to sell its retail distribution business.
Northern Denmark's Aalborg will host Siemens Gamesa's new wind turbine blade test stand, which upon completion will be the largest of its kind in the world.
Despite predictions of better times, stock prices have dropped dramatically in the rig industry during 2019. According to Seadrill's chief executive, Anton Dibowitz, it is up to the industry to prove that it can deliver, he says in an interview with EnergyWatch's sister media ShippingWatch.
BP Plc’s CEO plans to sell some oil projects and curb the development of others to align its business with the Paris accord, the latest sign climate concerns are starting to impact the investment decisions of the world’s largest fossil fuel producers.
Danish pension fund PFA's CO2 emissions from portfolio assets were excessive, and now the company follows the example of other domestic institutional investors by divesting equities in several coal companies.
BW Energy can afford to wait for the market to improve before listing itself on the Oslo Stock Exchange, CEO tells E24. The company has previously said that it aims for a listing before the end of the year.
At least a handful of French nuclear reactors are impacted by faulty welding, the country's Nuclear Safety Authority asserts. The problem might potentially involve 20 reactors. The generators pose no danger, producer assures.
In a new report, Wood Mackenzie Power & Renewables forecasts that 14.6 GW of new wind capacity will be installed in the US next year.
Growth in demand for liquefied natural gas is booming to the degree that massive sums are necessary to meet future needs, analyst firm McKinsey estimates in a new report.
The world's largest utility, French EDF, has purchased a pipeline of 300 MW from Altus AG, which will handle development of the projects until construction starts.
The huge Equinor-led project is unmatched, according to the IEA. Its business potential continues to exceed expectations.
Procon Wind will conduct the electrical work on a number of transition pieces at Ørsted's British wind farm Hornsea 2.
Statkraft already has a solid presence on the Chilean hydropower market. Now the utility expands with wind after acquiring three wind farms for a total of USD 180 million.
Oil consumption will peak in 2022, according to a new analysis by classification firm DNV GL. After that, it will slowly but surely be a downward journey for oil, which in a short span of years will be overtaken by gas.
It has proven particularly difficult to clean up the oil spill caused by hurricane Dorian at one of Equinor's platforms by the Bahamas. The company asserts that it is doing whatever it can. But something in the ocean has caught the eye of the oil major.
Norwegian Statkraft and Agder Energi's charging station operator, Grønn Kontakt, now opens its first station in Sweden. The company is counting on explosive EV growth to spill over across the border.
The Swedish furniture group's parent company was the recipient of Vestas' heavily loss-inducing wind farms in Romania, IKEA confirms to EnergyWatch.
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