Woodfibre Management has advanced its $5.1 billion LNG export project in British Columbia with the arrival of the first seven modules, marking a key step toward building the world’s first net-zero LNG facility by 2027. The project aims to supply Asian markets with lower-carbon fuel while leveraging hydroelectric power and carbon offsets to meet environmental goals.
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Carnegie Clean Energys CETO wave energy converter secured 137K under the EuropeWave Phase 3 contract, advancing toward real-world deployment at the BiMEP test site in Basque Country. The project aims to validate CETOs submerged buoy technology, positioning wave energy as a competitive renewable source.
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Empire Offshore Wind has resumed construction after resolving a regulatory pause, aiming to meet its 2027 deadline and power half a million homes with renewable energy. The $60 billion project, now over 30% complete, also promises to boost regional supply chains across five states.
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Four Argyll and Bute businesses have secured a spot in Scotlands offshore wind revolution through the Fit for Offshore Renewables program, gaining tailored mentoring to compete in the booming clean energy sector. The initiative, backed by ScottishPower Renewables MachairWind project, bridges local expertise with global opportunities in offshore wind.
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AFRY will oversee the Philippines’ largest onshore wind farm, the 344.5 MW Quezon North project, as lenders technical advisor, ensuring technical confidence for financial backers. Once operational, the wind farm is expected to generate 1100 GWh of renewable electricity annually, offsetting over 800,000 tons of CO2 emissions each year.
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