North-east electric vehicle (EV) charging firm Trojan Energy is to move its headquarters and production facility to the Energy Transition Zone within Altens Industrial Estate.
A UK developer has sparked debate on capturing economic value from the countryโs offshore wind boom, particularly on โblack tradesโ and manufacturing.
Yesterday Climate Camp Scotland pitched tents in Aberdeen's St Fitticks Park ahead of a weekend of protests. However, what do the activists have planned for the rest of Aberdeen Climate Camp?
Hydrasun has unveiled a major drive on hydrogen technology, with a clutch of initiatives including the launch of a new skills academy, a recruitment push, and a new acquisition on the way.
Sir Ian Wood has said it is unlikely that the UK supply chain will take more than 20% of the major fabrication work in the early wave of ScotWind contracts.
Subsea controls specialist J+S Subsea has reported an โexcellent startโ to the year, as new contracts worth more than ยฃ1 million prompt a recruitment drive.
A further 150 free places on an offshore safety and technical training programme have been made available to people in the north-east after the first was โoverwhelmedโ by over a thousand applicants.
A major new base to support offshore wind development puts Aberdeen at the forefront of the push from oil and gas to a renewable energy future, Nicola Sturgeon said.
Iโm a little bemused. Inevitably the ScotWind lease awards were going to trigger all sorts of claims about how the Scottish offshore wind supply chain will gain from this huge project, but nobody seems prepared to explain exactly how this will happen given that we donโt actually have a supply chain of any note particularly when it comes to the high value hardware.
Building an additional 10GW of offshore wind capacity by 2030 is an important piece of the jigsaw puzzle that makes up Scotlandโs plans to try to reach Net Zero. ScotWind will be ground-breaking both in terms of size and opportunity.
Bosses at Forth Ports have claimed a โgame-changingโ ยฃ40million investment in the Port of Leith will not equate to competition with the rest of Scotland for offshore wind work.
A new steering committee backed by Sir Ian Woodโs Energy Transition Zone (ETZ) has set out a vision of how 20% of the UKโs hydrogen capacity could be met by North-east Scotland by 2032.
When developer ERM decided Aberdeen would be the home for Dolphyn, its world-first floating green hydrogen project, it said โit will put Aberdeen on the mapโ.
Sir Ian Wood, chair of economic development body Opportunity North East (ONE), comments on the Energy Transition Fund announcement from the Scottish Government.