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17 Mar 26 |
UK: Defence experts urge UK to treat energy security as part of national security - and accelerate renewables to reduce exposure to global price shock A new report by Public First, produced in collaboration with the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) and commissioned by RenewableUK, warns that ongoing reliance on internationally-traded gas has left the UK over-exposed to global price shocks, fiscal risk and hostile state activity. |
17 Mar 26 |
Denmark: RWE reports first generation at Thor offshore wind farm One milestone follows another at the 1.1-gigawatt Thor offshore wind farm off Denmark’s west coast near Jutland: Yesterday, shortly after the installation of the first turbine, Thor delivered electricity into the Danish grid for the first time. Once fully operational in 2027, Thor will be able to power the equivalent of more than one million Danish homes. |
17 Mar 26 |
Norway: Equinor’s investigation report following the fatal accident at Mongstad is complete Equinor has completed its internal investigation into the workplace accident at Mongstad on 17 September 2025, in which a worker lost his life. The purpose has been to ensure learning and to identify measures that can strengthen safety in crane and lifting operations across the company. |
17 Mar 26 |
Greece: EnEarth awards FEED contract for Prinos Carbon Storage Project to Kent - A Key EU Decarbonisation Initiative in Greece EnEarth Greece, a wholly owned subsidiary of Energean, has announced the award of the Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) contract for the Prinos CO2 Project to Kent. This milestone marks a significant step towards delivering one of the flagship carbon storage projects in Europe. |
17 Mar 26 |
Germany: Nordex Group receives new orders for 137 MW for repowering projects on the island of Fehmarn in Germany The Nordex Group has received two new orders for repowering projects on the Baltic Sea island of Fehmarn in Germany. For the two wind farms Fehmarn-Mitte I and Fehmarn-Mitte II, Nordex will supply and install 24 wind turbines of the N163/5.X type. The total capacity of the orders from the company Fehmarn-Mitte GmbH amounts to 136.8 MW. |
16 Mar 26 |
Sweden: Green Power Sweden reports continued downward trend in permits for new wind power Only three wind power projects, totaling twelve wind turbines, received final permits in 2025, according to a new report from the industry organization Green Power Sweden. Sweden needs significantly more to ensure that the expansion is in line with the Swedish Energy Agency's scenarios. |
16 Mar 26 |
UK: Bilfinger offshore workers in strike ballot over jobs, pay, and conditions Unite workers employed by Bilfinger are being balloted over strike action on North Sea assets operated by Ithaca Energy in a dispute over jobs, pay, and conditions. |
16 Mar 26 |
UK: Stillstrom scales offshore vessel charging in the UK as commercial rollout gains momentum Stillstrom by Maersk is set to deploy its offshore vessel charging solutions commercially in the UK, establishing a dedicated Aberdeen entity after seven years of development and collaboration with North Sea shipowners, suppliers, and regulators. |
16 Mar 26 |
UK: RenewableUK welcomes decision to bring forward next clean power auction to secure new renewable energy capacity CRenewableUK welcomes the Government’s announcement that it intends to open the next auction for new clean energy projects, Contracts for Difference Allocation Round 8, in July 2026. |
16 Mar 26 |
UK: Government to go 'further and faster' in becoming energy secure The Energy Secretary has outlined a package of measures to go 'further and faster' in the pursuit of national energy security as a response to events in the Middle East. The Energy Secretary has set out an accelerated package of energy interventions to boost the UK’s energy security. |
16 Mar 26 |
UK: Energy Secretary urged to approve North Sea projects amid rising energy costs Industry leaders and trade unions are urging the Government to approve production at two major North Sea energy projects, warning that failure to do so could worsen Britain’s energy crisis and threaten manufacturing jobs. Calls have been directed at Ed Miliband, with business groups arguing that approval of the Rosebank oil field and the Jackdaw gas field would help ease soaring energy prices triggered by conflict in the Middle East. |
16 Mar 26 |
DNO brings forward Norway production through multi-asset Equinor swap DNO, the Norwegian oil and gas operator, has announced a non-cash swap of Norwegian Continental Shelf assets with Equinor Energy covering DNO’s stakes in four non-core discoveries in exchange for interests in the Kvitebjørn area in the Northern North Sea. |
15 Mar 26 |
UK: Unite: Government must back North Sea oil and gas including Rosebank and Jackdaw Unite, the UK’s leading union, which represents thousands of oil and gas workers, is calling on the government to stop blocking oil and gas production in the North Sea, and to give the immediate go-ahead to the development of Rosebank and Jackdaw. |
15 Mar 26 |
UK: Galetech Group announces £3 million investment to expand UK renewable energy operations Galetech Group has announced a commitment to invest £3 million (€3.5 million) in expanding its renewable energy services across the United Kingdom over the next five years. |
