Wales is making a major push into tidal energy with the 20 MW HydroWing array at the Morlais site, one of Europe’s largest tidal projects, aiming to position the country as a leader in underwater renewables. The project, backed by significant investment and set for deployment in 2026, highlights tidal energy’s potential to compete with wind and solar while offering predictable power generation.
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Southeast Asia’s renewable energy transition gains momentum as Singapore, Malaysia, and Vietnam sign a landmark agreement to explore cross-border electricity trading, focusing on Vietnam’s offshore wind power through a proposed subsea cable network. The partnership aims to assess the feasibility of supplying Vietnamese wind energy to Singapore via Malaysia’s grid, potentially reshaping ASEAN’s energy future.
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In a major step for marine energy, Inyanga Marine Energy Group has tapped Hutchinson Engineering to fabricate critical components for its HydroWing tidal devices as part of a 20 MW array at Waless Morlais site. The project could cement tidal powers role in the global energy mix and prove Waless claim as a renewables leader.
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Statkraft sells its Colombian solar and wind portfolio, including the 130 MW Portn del Sol plant, to Ecopetrol, marking a strategic shift for both companies as Colombia’s energy landscape transforms. The deal highlights Ecopetrol’s push into renewables while Statkraft refocuses on core markets in Europe and Brazil.
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Fugro has begun a crucial offshore geotechnical survey in the Irish Sea for BP and EnBW’s Morgan and Mona wind projects, a key step in unlocking 3 GW of clean energy. The survey, conducted by the vessel Fugro Synergy, will gather essential data to support the development of these wind farms.
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