US Fiddles While Egypt Plays To Green Hydrogen Fans In Europe
ACWA Power is flexing its wind power muscle in Egypt, where policymakers are eyeballing Europe’s thirst for green hydrogen.
Offshore Wind Energy
How Many Bad Assumptions Can One Offshore Hydrogen Report Make?
Who would have thought that a report bought and paid for by pipeline builders and operators, staffed with people with a strong bias toward molecules for energy would have found exactly what the buyers wanted?
Investing in America Tour — Highlights from New York & Vermont
Secretary Haaland Highlights Clean Energy, Collaborative Conservation During Investing in America Tour Stops in New York and Vermont
New Jersey’s Zombie Offshore Wind Industry Finally Sees Light Of Day
New Jersey’s crowded, cluttered coast is the perfect spot for offshore wind turbines, depending on who’s talking.
Offshore Hydrogen Would Be 10x Cost Of Already Expensive LNG, Yet Europe Is Serious About…
Even a firm as committed to hydrogen for energy as DNV is, using oil and gas analysts who won’t have a job if hydrogen doesn’t become a dominant energy carrier, can’t make it make sense in their reports as hard as they try.
Offshore Wind Industry Readies Self For Seaweed Revolution
The offshore wind industry is opening up new opportunities for solar panels, wave energy harvesters, and green hydrogen to piggyback on the operation. Seaweed farming is also beginning to make an appearance in amongst the wind turbines. Considering the rising interest in using seaweed for everything from food and fuel … [continued]
BlueFloat Energy Launches in the Philippines, Promising 7.6 GW In 4 Locations
BlueFloat Energy announced its entry to the Philippines on June 2nd, with four Wind Energy Service Contracts (WESCs) in Central, North, South Luzon, and another in Southern Mindoro. Combined, the four sites will deliver a total of 7.6 GW to feed the power-hungry archipelago. “We are thrilled to bring BlueFloat … [continued]
How Fiber-Optic Sensing & New Materials Could Reduce Cost Of Floating Offshore Wind
A key concern in the conversation over floating offshore wind’s potential to disrupt the clean energy space is how the technologies would impact marine life. Researchers developed fiber-optic sensing capable of monitoring surrounding acoustic signals, such as whale calls. This allows scientists to monitor how FOSW operations might impact large marine mammals. (Credit: Jenny Nuss/Berkeley Lab)
BlueFloat Energy Propels Offshore Wind Projects Forward In Taiwan
BlueFloat Energy, a prominent player in the field of floating offshore wind, made an exciting announcement in May 2022 about its entry into the Taiwanese market. Taiwan leads in the Asia-Pacific region in terms of planning and implementation of offshore wind — starting as early as 12 years ago — … [continued]
BOEM Completes Environmental Review of Offshore Wind Leasing in the Gulf of Mexico
Environmental analysis finds no significant impacts As part of the Biden-Harris administration’s goal of permitting 30 gigawatts of offshore wind energy capacity by 2030, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) today issued a final environmental assessment (EA) on potential impacts from offshore wind leasing on the U.S. Outer Continental … [continued]
