Author name: Gabriel Foster

Synera Renewable Energy Group (SRE) has taken a significant step in Taiwan’s offshore wind sector, awarding a 15-year service operations vessel (SOV) contract to Dong Fang Offshore (DFO). This marks the longest such deal in Taiwan’s offshore wind ind

France has secured European Commission approval for an €11 billion initiative to develop floating offshore wind farms, a move that could reshape Europe’s renewable energy landscape. Backed by the EU’s Clean Industrial Deal State Aid Framework (CISAF)

Infinity Power has taken a significant step in Africa’s renewable energy landscape, signing concession agreements with the Ivorian government for two solar PV projects under the World Bank’s Scaling Solar initiative. The Touba and Laboa plants, total

The United States Department of Energy (DOE) has taken a significant stride toward bolstering America’s energy independence by conditionally selecting Standard Nuclear as the first company to join its newly launched nuclear fuel line pilot program. T

Fugro has secured a significant geotechnical investigation contract for the 700MW Youde offshore wind farm in Taiwan, marking another step in the country’s ambitious renewable energy expansion. The project, part of Taiwan’s Round 3.2 offshore wind te

The UK’s carbon capture and storage (CCS) sector is experiencing a significant surge, with thousands of new jobs being created across Wales and North West England as the country intensifies its investment in clean energy and climate solutions. The Hy

NextEnergy Capital has secured a 73MW advanced agrivoltaic solar project in Campania, Italy, setting a new benchmark for the country’s agrivoltaic (AgriPV) sector. The acquisition, the largest of its kind in Italy, is a significant addition to the Ne

The BATRAW project, a collaborative European initiative, is tackling the pressing challenge of end-of-life electric vehicle (EV) batteries head-on. With 17 partners spanning research centers, SMEs, and industry stakeholders, BATRAW is developing adva

The Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled in favor of the legality of wind farm authorization procedures in Galicia, a decision that could significantly reshape the region’s energy landscape and reignite its wind energy sector. The ruling