Geoquip Marine has completed a critical seabed study in Germany’s North Sea, drilling 28 boreholes to support two offshore wind projects that could unlock 8 GW of clean energy and accelerate the country’s energy transition. The findings will inform turbine placement and foundation designs, helping Germany meet its ambitious 2030 offshore wind targets.
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RWE has installed the first of 72 massive monopile foundations for the 1.1 GW Thor offshore wind farm in the Danish North Sea, each weighing up to 1,500 metric tons and standing 100 meters tall. The project, set to power over one million Danish households by 2027, also emphasizes sustainability with CO2-reduced steel and recyclable rotor blades.
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The UKs North Sea Transition Authority is inviting proposals for CO2 storage sites beneath the North Sea, with potential to lock away 78 gigatonnes in depleted reservoirs and saline aquifers. Companies must submit project details by July 31, 2025, as the UK shifts from fossil fuel extraction to carbon sequestration.
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Europes first purpose-built CO2 carrier, the Carbon Destroyer 1, has launched to transport captured emissions from industrial sites to permanent storage beneath the North Sea, marking a key step in the EUs carbon capture and storage efforts. The vessel, designed for harsh conditions, will shuttle liquefied CO2 between Denmarks Port of Esbjerg and offshore storage sites, supporting Europes climate goals.
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From storm-induced tech meltdowns to high-stakes merger talks, Serica Energy’s battle with the Triton FPSO in the North Sea is a gripping tale of ambition, frustration, and cutting-edge engineering. Can they turn the tide before time runs out? Dive into the drama now!
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