Focus on Transmission
Green leader urges MPs to ‘move beyond’ comments on pylon proposals
Adrian Ramsay uses first Parliamentary speech to reinforce commitment to wide-ranging climate action after opposing pylon construction in his constituency.
GE Vernova says manufacturing problem behind wind turbine blade breaking off Nantucket Island
GE Vernova will reinspect 150 turbine blades after a manufacturing issue at a Canadian factory caused a blade to break and wash ashore...
Future of undersea power cable linking Greece, Cyprus, Israel to be decided next month: minister
The future of the Greece-Cyprus-Israel electricity cable hinges on a ruling about Cypriot consumer costs, expected next month, promising cheaper, renewable energy.
Veren Inc., formerly Crescent Point Energy, sees profit rise in second quarter
Veren Inc., post-buying spree, shifts focus to reducing its $3.0 billion debt, targeting a further drop to $2.2 billion by year-end.
Wind power can be a major source of tax revenue, but officials struggle to get communities on board
Wind farms have boosted local economies in rural Illinois, funding schools and emergency services, but face growing opposition and complex local tax structures.
Canadian wildfire reaches Jasper, firefighters battle to protect Trans Mountain pipeline
Wildfire forces 25,000 to evacuate from Jasper; firefighters protecting critical infrastructure, including the Trans Mountain Pipeline.
GB Energy to work with Crown Estate to develop offshore wind farms, says Labour
The Crown Estate owns the vast majority of Britain’s seabed, stretching up to 12 nautical miles from the mainland.
US working with Kyiv on future power generation plans
The U.S. and Ukraine are collaborating on a post-war energy grid roadmap, focusing on safe nuclear power and renewables to rebuild and secure...
Vietnam allows big companies to buy clean energy to hit climate targets
Factory owners such as Samsung look forward to using Vietnam DPPAs to circumvent country's strained grid and harness green energy instead.
US oilfield firms slash prices as mega-mergers shrink customer base
A wave of mega-mergers among oil producers is forcing the US service companies to slash their prices, merge, or risk bankruptcy
