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Wind

18/5/2022 News

Duke Energy and TotalEnergies win US offshore wind energy auction

The US Department of the Interior (DoI) has announced the results from its wind energy auction in the Carolina Long Bay area, the second major offshore wind lease sale this year and a significant milestone towards achieving the Biden administration’s goal of deploying 30 GW of offshore wind energy capacity by 2030.

Sustainable aviation fuels (SAF)

TotalEnergies’ Normandy platform comprises a refinery, a petrochemicals facility and a polymer production site

9/3/2022 News

TotalEnergies begins SAF production in Normandy

TotalEnergies’ has commenced production of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) at its Normandy platform, one of the company’s six integrated platforms worldwide, comprising a refinery, a petrochemicals facility and a polymer production site.

Renewables

17/8/2022 News

Ørsted extends 100% renewable electricity target to all suppliers and invites readers to go on a ‘space safari’

Ørsted is extending its 100% renewable electricity target beyond its ‘strategic’ suppliers to all its suppliers by 2025, as it works toward meeting its science-based net zero by 2040 target. The company claims to be the first energy business in the world to make such a call on its supply chain.

Skills, education and training

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18/2/2026 Comment / Anthony Dale

Shining a Spotlight on Energy People: Anthony Dale AMEI, Manager, the Carbon Trust

The net zero consultant looks back at the start of his career and explains how he benefitted from energy management training from the Energy Institute.

Energy markets

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22/2/2023 News

Huge divergence persists in long-term energy outlooks

Leading scenarios for energy demand in 2050 continue to diverge massively amid uncertainty over climate policies and how the global energy industry will cut greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, according to a new report published by the International Energy Forum (IEF).

Skills, education and training

18/2/2026 Comment / Anthony Dale

Shining a Spotlight on Energy People: Anthony Dale AMEI, Manager, the Carbon Trust

The net zero consultant looks back at the start of his career and explains how he benefitted from energy management training from the Energy Institute.

Solar thermal

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11/5/2026 Comment / Christophe Williams

We’re not generating too much solar; we’re relying on the grid too much

It’s not every day in Britain you hear people concerned about too much sunshine. But recent reports reveal mounting concern that solar this summer could overwhelm the grid. The issue is not that we are generating too much renewable energy. It is that we are trying to force a fundamentally new energy model through infrastructure that was never designed to support it, writes Christophe Williams FEI, CEO and founder of Naked Energy.

Electricity

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15/3/2023 News

Decarbonised power system by 2035 ‘not possible’ at current pace of delivery

The UK government is ‘asleep at the wheel’ on its path towards a decarbonised power system and although recent commitments to new nuclear and renewables are welcome, these alone are insufficient, according to a new report from the Climate Change Committee (CCC).

Shipping

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30/7/2025 Comment / Stefano DM Sommadossi

The case for ports to adopt ‘cold ironing’ to cut emissions

Busy ports can be noisy, dirty places. But, as Stefano DM Sommadossi, CEO of clean energy company NatPower Marine, writes, connecting shipping to onshore power and battery systems can deliver considerable environmental and cost advantages.

Data centres

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2/9/2025 Comment / Jon Healy

How data centres can become allies in the net zero heat transition

Data centres are hungry for energy and produce large volumes of ‘waste’ heat. Energy efficiency key is to make use of that heat locally, writes Jon Healy, Managing Director (EMEA), of data centre services provider Salute.

New Energy World™

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Duke Energy and TotalEnergies win US offshore wind energy auction

TotalEnergies begins SAF production in Normandy

Ørsted extends 100% renewable electricity target to all suppliers and invites readers to go on a ‘space safari’

Shining a Spotlight on Energy People: Anthony Dale AMEI, Manager, the Carbon Trust

Huge divergence persists in long-term energy outlooks

Shining a Spotlight on Energy People: Anthony Dale AMEI, Manager, the Carbon Trust

We’re not generating too much solar; we’re relying on the grid too much

Decarbonised power system by 2035 ‘not possible’ at current pace of delivery

The case for ports to adopt ‘cold ironing’ to cut emissions

How data centres can become allies in the net zero heat transition