The immersive experience unfolded aboard the Saipem 7000, the world's third-largest crane ship, engaged in constructing a large wind farm in the North Sea, particularly the Neart Na Gaoithe (NnG) wind farm off the east coast of Scotland.

The awarded projects involve the procurement, fabrication, coating, and testing of subsea structures for various developments located in the Gulf of Mexico.

This surge in demand has created a potential threat to the metal supply for crucial sectors which rely on nickel for various equipment applications in demanding environments.

REN, the nation's energy manager, confirmed this exceptional feat on Monday, highlighting the significant progress made in Portugal's sustainable energy endeavors.

Set to enter both the US and European markets in 2024, this vessel is designed to address the growing need for larger crew transfer vessels in the offshore wind industry while prioritizing stability, cost-effectiveness, and operability.

Founded in 2018, Continuum has created the Optioneer platform, which employs artificial intelligence to help power, utility, and renewables companies assess routing options for various energy types.

A new analysis by Climate Action Tracker reveals that, although the UK is getting close, no country is making sufficient progress towards transitioning from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources.

According to an analysis conducted by Imperial College London for Drax Electric Insights, the UK's wind farms have reached 28.9 gigawatts (GW) of capacity, overtaking combined cycle gas power stations, which have 28.7 GW of capacity.

This coexistence is considered feasible and valuable for both oil and gas and renewables in Norwegian waters, despite the challenges involved.

The technology, called SmartTouch, will be integrated into remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) equipped with stress wave-based smart touch sensors, video cameras, and scanning sonars.