Danish group Cadeler has signed two contracts for the transport and installation of offshore wind turbine foundations and units worth a combined €500mn, subject to a final investment decision by the client.
Jabil and Inno will co-develop a 15,000 sqm plant in Rayong, Thailand, to manufacture metal enclosures for battery energy storage systems, aiming to enhance vertical integration and secure supply chains.
Glenfarne has selected Baker Hughes to supply critical equipment for the Alaska LNG project, including a strategic investment, reinforcing the progress of one of the largest gas infrastructure initiatives in the United States.
The shutdown of Karlshamn-2 removes 335 MW of heavy fuel oil capacity from southern Sweden, exposing the limits of a strategic reserve model approved but inoperative, and increasing pressure on winter supply security.
Chinese group Jinhong Gas finalises a new industrial investment in Spain, marking its first European establishment and strengthening its global strategy in the industrial gas sector.
The Danish wind turbine manufacturer doubled its net profit in the third quarter despite complex market conditions, supported by increased onshore deliveries and order growth.
Taiwanese company HD Renewable Energy is expanding internationally with major solar and battery storage projects in Australia and Japan, targeting more than 6 gigawatts of installed capacity by 2028.
Danish firm Aegir Insights extends its Aegir Quant™ platform to onshore wind, solar, storage and hybrid assets, strengthening its investment intelligence offering for developers and investors.
Danish offshore wind giant Ørsted reported a net loss of 1.7 billion kroner in the third quarter, despite a $9.4 billion recapitalisation aimed at strengthening its balance sheet and stabilising operations.
The HySynergy I plant produces eight tons of hydrogen per day from renewable energy and marks a new milestone in the deployment of low-carbon hydrogen in Europe, with medium-term expansion projects.
Schneider Electric Canada aims to bring its Danish e-methanol plant model to the Canadian market, leveraging advanced automation to support new partnerships with heavy industry sectors.
Poland’s gas market remains highly concentrated around Orlen, which controls imports, production, and distribution, while Warsaw targets internal and regional expansion backed by new infrastructure capacity and demand from heat and power.
SLB OneSubsea has signed two EPC contracts with PTTEP to equip multiple deepwater gas and oil fields offshore Malaysia, extending a two-decade collaboration between the companies.
The Thai group targets energy distributors and developers in the Philippines, as the national grid plans PHP900bn ($15.8bn) in investments for new transformer capacity.
Thailand’s pending approval of transmission fees is holding back progress on an energy project linking Laos to Singapore via Malaysia, amid political uncertainty.
Daiei Sangyo partners with Truewin Technology and Formosa Japan to develop 100 energy storage sites totalling 800MWh and expand into power-linked data centre operations.
The carbon removal technology sector is expanding rapidly, backed by venture capital and industrial projects, yet high costs remain a significant barrier to scaling.
An Italian appeal court has approved the extradition to Germany of a former Ukrainian commander suspected of coordinating the 2022 sabotage of the Nord Stream gas pipeline, a decision now challenged in cassation.
Faced with market uncertainty in Europe, Siemens Gamesa pauses a planned industrial investment in Esbjerg, highlighting structural difficulties in the offshore wind sector.
The Jeonnam 1 wind farm, with a capacity of 96 MW, marks a first for South Korea in privately-led offshore projects. By 2025, it will supply green electricity to 60,000 households, showcasing an innovative energy partnership model.
Ghana is initiating a strategic 20 MW project to strengthen its energy grid. This development, led by Renergy Solar, aligns with the country's ambitious energy transition agenda.
A Maersk vessel was struck by a drone attack claimed by Houthi rebels near Socotra, reigniting concerns over maritime security in the Red Sea amidst escalating regional tensions.
Novo Holdings and European Energy are modernizing 17 wind farms in Germany to triple their capacity to 1,100 GWh per year, supporting the energy transition and meeting growing demand.
Germany’s energy policy, marked by the nuclear phase-out, has driven electricity prices up in Sweden, affecting households and businesses. Stockholm accuses Berlin of neglecting regional impacts and suspends a key interconnection project.
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) acquires a majority stake in a 495 MW wind project in Canada, with economic impact and a strategy focused on green hydrogen for Europe.
Ørsted announces an agreement with Cathay Life Insurance to sell 50% of the Greater Changhua 4 Offshore Wind Farm under construction in Taiwan, marking a key step in their strategic energy partnership.
Vestas will supply 72 turbines for the Inch Cape offshore wind project in Scotland, a firm 1.1 GW contract signed with Inch Cape Offshore Limited, a joint venture between ESB and Red Rock Renewables.
The Danish offshore wind giant Ørsted is navigating a period of turmoil marked by the cancellation of major projects, but remains confident in its strategy to overcome challenges and restore credibility.
Sturdee Energy and Frans Indongo finalize a USD 28 million financing for two 10 MW solar projects in Namibia. The energy produced will reduce carbon emissions and address the growing demand for electricity.
Israel’s first wave energy power plant, now connected to the national grid, marks a milestone in renewable energy innovation in the Middle East and demonstrates the country's commitment to sustainable energy solutions.
Despite its 6 GW potential, Denmark’s largest offshore wind project received no offers during the auction. This setback highlights the economic challenges facing the European wind energy sector.
China, the global leader in the solar industry, is redefining the rules of international trade. Between overcapacity and growing protectionism, supply chains are undergoing unprecedented reconfiguration.
In November, Norwegian pipeline gas deliveries to Northwest Europe rose by 2% compared to October, reaching 9.8 billion cubic meters, while remaining slightly below last year’s levels.
Biogas and biomethane production in the EU reached 22 billion cubic meters in 2023, representing 7% of total natural gas consumption. This growth, driven by massive investments, could revolutionize Europe's energy sector.
Ace Green Recycling merges with Athena Technology Acquisition Corp. II to accelerate its development, with plans for expansion in Texas and specialized technology in energy storage for lead and lithium-ion batteries.
The U.S. imposes anti-dumping duties of up to 271% on solar panels from Southeast Asia. A move aimed at protecting the domestic industry while disrupting global trade flows.
The United States is set to break a record in solar installations in 2024, with 32 GW expected. Massive panel imports and tariff uncertainties are fueling this historic boom in the renewable energy sector.
The European Commission welcomes a new team of commissioners tasked with shaping energy policy. However, the absence of strong nuclear advocates in key positions raises questions about the future of this energy source in the Union.
GUS Technology and Toshiba Corporation have reached an agreement to develop lithium-ion batteries using niobium titanium oxide (NTO), with a market launch targeted for 2025.
