The 2.9 GW Hornsea 3 project has installed both offshore HVDC converter stations and advanced its export cable works, while investors prepare to compete for ownership and operation of its transmission infrastructure.
The 704 MW project has installed all 65 turbines and begun delivering electricity to New England, while the US government asks a federal court to return its 2023 construction and operations approval for review.
CBED has taken delivery of the vessel, which will be renamed Wind Dedication and chartered back to Seaway7 for existing projects until early 2028, with a full repaint planned at its next drydock.
Equinor plans to route Grimsnes volumes through Stjerne to Oseberg Sør, with two or three wells under consideration and subsea equipment procurement planned before project sanction.
The new IWS Fleet vessels will use the UT 5519 DEx design, with accommodation for up to 120 people per ship. Nantong Rainbow Offshore & Engineering Equipment will build them, with first delivery due in 2029.
ISC will retain its name and leadership as Aventa plans investment in Ireland and a Dublin presence. Managing Director Áine Kinsella will also head the group’s Operations business.
The transaction covers PL 169E, PL 956 and PL 956B and is expected to add 4.3 million boe net of combined 2P reserves and 2C resources, with the 2C volumes expected on stream in 2029.
NSTA is overseeing seven electrification projects after grid and technical constraints reduced the potential project count. The regulator says further action is needed to meet the 2040 emissions target.
Hydrogen is among South Korea’s 10 priority green industries. The K-GX strategy also targets 100GW of renewable capacity by 2030 and extends transport electrification to ports and ships.
