Germany’s EnBW has announced its decision to withdraw from the offshore wind projects Morgan and Mona in the Irish Sea. This decision comes in the wake of difficulties in securing
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Experts at Cornwall Insight have warned that the UK government is on course to miss its target for decarbonising the power sector by as much as a decade. The goal,
Orsted, recognised as the world’s largest offshore wind farm developer, has initiated legal proceedings against the United States government following the suspension of a nearly completed five billion dollar project
Shell has dealt a setback to the UK Government’s net zero strategy by announcing its withdrawal from two significant offshore wind farm developments in the North Sea. The company has
Ed Miliband’s ambition to decarbonise Britain’s power grid by 2030 has been thrust into question this week, with the announcement of a £1.08 billion annual budget for new offshore wind
Petrofac is facing the gravest crisis in its two decade history after TenneT, the Dutch electricity grid operator, cancelled a €13 billion offshore wind contract. The termination of this major
BP and its Japanese partner Jera have announced a halt to the Beacon Wind offshore project off the coast of Massachusetts, effectively withdrawing from the US offshore wind sector for
Greenpeace is poised to take the Crown Estate, which finances the royal household, to court, alleging that it is inflating the price of wind power by capitalising on its exclusive
Hundreds of employees at Orsted in Britain are facing uncertainty, following the announcement by the Danish wind energy giant that it will slash a quarter of its workforce globally. The
Offshore wind farm developers in the UK could soon be obliged to strike pay agreements with trade unions to remain eligible for net zero subsidies, according to draft proposals now
An American investment titan is negotiating to acquire a substantial 50 per cent share of Hornsea 3, which is set to become the world’s largest offshore wind farm, off the
Britain’s largest wind farm operator, Ørsted, is taking legal action against the US government after President Donald Trump halted its near-complete offshore wind project off the New England coast. The
The leading operator of wind farms in UK waters has secured crucial support from the Norwegian state-controlled energy group Equinor, as the offshore wind sector faces unprecedented political and financial
Britain’s leading wind farm operator, Ørsted, has been thrown into turmoil after Donald Trump halted its principal US project. The Danish energy giant, responsible for supplying 7 per cent of
Shares in Ørsted, the world’s largest developer of offshore wind farms, endured a dramatic drop after the group announced a £7.4 billion capital raise. The funding move followed a wave
Energy powerhouse SSE has announced a dramatic £3bn reduction in its green energy spending plans, raising concerns over its ability to meet 2030 net zero targets. The company cited delays
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