Ocean Winds celebrates first power from Moray East offshore wind farm
Developers behind a North Sea wind farm are celebrating a major milestone after it exported green electricity to the grid for the first time.
Plans in pipeline for ‘huge’ green fuel plant at Port of Nigg
In the Scottish Highlands, discussions are currently ongoing that could transform the region into the world’s next energy and maritime hotspot.
Big Oil could look to divest carbon intense assets following Shell ruling, says analyst
Supermajors could look to divest their carbon heavy assets in order to meet climate change targets, a Verisk Maplecroft analyst has said.
Total completes TotalEnergies rebrand
Total has officially changed its name to TotalEnergies as part of efforts to reflect its net zero ambitions.
New UK Energy Supply Chain taskforce launched
A new UK Energy Supply Chain (UKESC) taskforce has been established to help companies to transition to a green economy.
Banking giant announces intention to acquire waste management firm
One of the world’s largest banks has signalled its intention to acquire a Dundee waste management firm.
Renewables rising stars recognised at Young Professionals Green Energy Awards
The up and coming stars of the renewables industry were recognised for their achievements last night at the virtual Young Professionals Green Energy Awards.
First turbine for huge North Sea wind farm successfully installed
Danish renewables giant Ørsted has successfully installed the first turbine for a major North Sea offshore wind farm.
Balmoral Group’s Jim Milne takes inspiration in new report from Scottish Engineering
One of the north-east’s best-known businessmen, Jim Milne, has said he is confident the worst is now behind the Scottish engineering and manufacturing industry.
Transmission charging ‘not necessarily’ impacting emissions reductions
The disincentive of grid charging to renewables developments north of the border might not as damaging as has been feared.
Upgrades to ports vital to make Scottish wind manufacturing competitive, says expert
A government committee has been told it needs to work industry in order to nurture Scotland's wind manufacturing backbone.
Wood bags early design contract for ‘milestone’ floating offshore wind project
Aberdeen-headquartered Wood has bagged a pre-front-end engineering design (FEED) contract for a proposed floating offshore wind farm.
10 Point Pod talks putting green public transport on the right track
Behavioural changes amongst the public have a key part to play in reaching net zero by 2050.
Waves and seaweed challenge France’s plans for floating wind
Floating wind energy projects could open up vast areas of the world’s oceans to produce carbon-free power.
Remote rescue service for offshore wind farms wins government funding
UK offshore wind workers could soon be kept safe using a remotely operated search and rescue service.
Equinor, RWE and Hydro team up for offshore wind in North Sea
Equinor has signed a collaboration agreement with two renewables companies to develop offshore wind in the North Sea.
All G20 countries on course for a ‘disorderly energy transition’, research body warns
None of the world’s major economies are currently on course to deliver on their climate change targets, a new study has found.
Manufacturer CPH2 to supply 1MW electrolyser to UK firm for first time
Clean Power Hydrogen (CPH2) has hit a “significant milestone” after bagging an order to supply a 1 megawatt electrolyser.
Business minister to address official launch of Aberdeen University’s Centre for Energy Transition
Aberdeen University will mark the official launch of its Centre for Energy Transition (CET) with an online event on Monday (May 31).
James Fisher Renewables drafted in to help identify unexploded ordnance off France
James Fisher Renewables has been drafted in to help deal with unexploded ordnance off the coast of France.
Updated: Majority of offshore workers to be delivering low carbon energy by 2030, report finds
More than half of offshore workers could be involved in low carbon energy activities by the end of the decade, according to new research.
Cromarty Firth built tidal turbine passes Japanese pre-use inspection tests
A Scottish built tidal turbine located in Japan has hit another milestone after it passed pre-use inspection tests.
Pale Blue Dot and Petrofac receive £250k to boost direct air capture project
A low carbon technology project, which is being developed by a leading north-east clean energy firm, has been awarded a grant worth almost a quarter of a million pounds.
Three60 Energy bags multi-million pound funding package
Bosses at Three60 Energy are looking to target asset operators “across the globe” after a positive and prosperous last few months.
North Sea operator reprimanded after workers ‘probably’ exposed to asbestos
A watchdog has pulled up a North Sea operator after its workers “probably” exposed to asbestos on two separate occasions.