European Energy foresees a strong 2021 for renewable energy
2020 brought solid growth to the renewables sector, and European Energy foresees the same for 2021, with plans to expand solar and wind energy capacity.
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2020 brought solid growth to the renewables sector, and European Energy foresees the same for 2021, with plans to expand solar and wind energy capacity.
The two companies have signed an agreement to form a 50/50 joint venture to develop 12 solar and energy storage projects.
The companies have signed a letter of intent for the delivery of Huisman’s 2600 Mt Leg Encircling Crane.
The company is set to explore offshore solar power opportunities by building a floating solar pilot plant off the island of Frøya, Norway.
The companies have signed a memorandum of understanding to work together on advancing a wind-hybrid energy project in North Wales which aims to produce 3 GWe of zero-carbon energy and over 3 million kg/y of green hydrogen.
The clean-tech company has endeavoured to make the oil and gas industry greener, through experimenting with using floating wind and wave energy to power oil and gas facilities.
The two companies have established a joint venture for the purpose of submitting a proposal to the Thor offshore wind farm tender. The wind farm in question is located in the Danish North Sea.
The two companies have joined forces to come up with a green hydrogen production solution, with plans to integrate an electrolyser into a wind turbine.
Nova Innovation has appointed Chris Phillips as Chair, Sir Michael Fallon as Deputy Chair, and Brian Aird as Finance Director.
The company has launched a hydrogen platform that will aid progression of the emerging green hydrogen economy.
MENCK will provide Seaway 7 with a hydraulic piledriving hammer solution for Vattenfall’s offshore wind project, located in the Netherlands.
The newly forged partnership will work to identify marine energy project opportunities in Japan.