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Northern Endurance begins the long haul to CO₂ subsea storage (opens the original)
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Installation of the UK’s first CO₂ transport and storage infrastructure project has begun, with pipelay and subsea installation now being followed by rock protection work along the route. The Northern Endurance Partnership (NEP) is developing infrastructure to pipe captured CO₂ from industrial facilities in Teesside to permanent storage beneath the North Sea as part of the East Coast Cluster being developed by bp, Equinor and TotalEnergies. The initial system is designed to transport and permane
Chinese offshore wind group signs MOU with UK port (opens the original)
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Chinese offshore wind manufacturer and vessel operator Dajin Heavy Industry has signed a memorandum of understanding with Scottish port developer Haventus to explore a ‘strategic partnership’ at Ardersier Port. If it goes ahead, the move could potentially give the Chinese company a new logistics base in the North Sea. Under the agreement, announced by Haventus on 24 August, the companies will examine opportunities across the UK and European offshore wind market, combining Dajin’s manufacturing a
Kongsberg to supply world’s largest anchor-handling winch (opens the original)
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Kongsberg Maritime has secured a contract to supply integrated technology and equipment for a new multi-purpose deep-water installation and construction vessel to be owned and operated by Solstad Offshore and SBM Offshore. The vessel will be built in China and is designed for installation, subsea construction and other offshore operations, with capabilities including mooring installation. Kongsberg Maritime’s package includes anchor-handling winches, shark jaws and tow pins for chains up to 220
Norway’s offshore wind ambitions struggle to get off the ground (opens the original)
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Norway has had to give a one-year extension to its 1.5GW Southern North Sea II wind project in another sign of the country’s slow progress in developing offshore wind. The Energy Ministry has given developer Ventyr until 15 October 2027 to complete its project-specific impact assessment and submit its application after the developer requested the extension to investigate an alternative route for bringing electricity ashore and connecting it to the grid. Norway opened its first offshore-wind area
5MW charging infrastructure planned for Estonia ferry route (opens the original)
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High-power charging infrastructure is being planned to allow electric ferries to transport people and things across one of Estonia’s busiest ferry crossings. Norwegian company PSW Power & Automation AS has won a contract to deliver a Megawatt Charging System (MCS) for the Virtsu–Kuivastu route, which links the Estonian mainland with Muhu and provides access to Saaremaa. The system will have two charging points at each side of the crossing, with up to 5MW of charging power available on each side.
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