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BP Mulls Sale of Minority Stake in Offshore Wind Business

BP is considering selling a minority stake in its offshore wind business, according to four sources with knowledge of the matter, the latest effort by CEO Murray… [...]

Offshore: Feedering for the Win(d)

With clean energy projects maturing in U.S. waters, the nation’s offshore wind industry is poised to grow substantially, requiring a robust industrial base. A feedering… [...]

ABS Takes Charge of Digital Twin Project for Petrobras’ FPSOs

American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) has secured a contract to provide and test a digital twin solution for real-time condition monitoring for a Petrobras floating production… [...]

Zelim Showcases Its MOB Detection Solution in Canada

Scottish maritime safety and survival innovator Zelim, has started cooperating with CASARA, Canada’s Civil Air Search and Rescue Association, following the successful… [...]

UK Introduces Sanctions on Russian Oil and LNG vessels

Britain has imposed sanctions on 18 further Russian oil tankers and four liquefied natural gas vessels, the largest batch of sanctions to date against the country's so-called 'shadow fleet… [...]

Australian Arbitration Week Recap: Filling in the Gaps: Inferences, Presumptions, and Burdens of Proof in International Arbitration

Australian Arbitration Week continued in full force on the morning of 16 October 2024, with ACICA45’s panel discussion named, “Filling in the Gaps: Inferences, Presumptions, and Burdens of Proof,” hosted [...]

Australian Arbitration Week Recap: Hot Cakes & Hot Takes—Trends and Developments in Asia’s Energy Sector

On 15 October 2024, Norton Rose Fulbright hosted a breakfast panel discussion on the topic of “Hot Cakes and Hot Takes: Trends and Developments in Asia’s Energy Sector” in Brisbane [...]

COVID-19: Fundamental Change of Circumstances or Force Majeure? Insights from Portugal

In a landmark decision, the Portuguese Supreme Administrative Court has overturned an arbitral award which dealt with the different available remedies in case of a fundamental change in circumstances (in [...]

Interviews with Our Editors: Opening Australian Arbitration Week 2024 with Judith Levine, President of ACICA

Judith Levine is the President of the Australian Centre for International Commercial Arbitration (“ACICA”). Judith has been a long-serving member of ACICA and was one of its Vice-Presidents before her [...]

KluwerArbitration ITA Arbitration Report, Volume No. XXII, Issue No. 8 (August 2024)

The Institute of Transnational Arbitration (ITA), in collaboration with the ITA Board of Reporters, is happy to inform you that the latest ITA Arbitration Report was published: a free email subscription service available [...]

The AI race has sparked a frenzy among developers to build the power-thirsty facilities [...]

Insiders say Northvolt, Europe’s best-funded start-up, has been beset by problems from the start [...]

Local outcry over pylon expansion scheme as ministers vow to protect infrastructure from ‘obstructionists’ [...]

Groups under pressure to step up measures as government tries to defuse pensioner fuel payments row [...]

US carmaker seeks to secure supply of metal expected to suffer shortfalls because of rising demand in switch to EVs [...]

US Wind pitches massive expansion of Maryland offshore wind projects along with price hike

Developer's rebid would raise its total capacity by 600MW, absorbing most of Orsted’s cancelled Skipjack arrays while propping up an endangered cable maker [...]

Top US Pacific Northwest utility unveils $3bn grid and power line upgrades for renewables ramp

Demand in Oregon and Washington expected to grow by 30%, triple earlier predictions, requiring massive expansion of transmission assets [...]

Light-speed tech giants 'shocked' by sluggish power sector as US grid creaks under strain

Wood Mackenzie says planning bottlenecks could result in a dirtier grid and higher prices as it calls for an integrated approach [...]

TÜV Nord to certify Mingyang’s 18MW offshore wind platform

Reliability of Chinese turbines under scrutiny as manufacturers such as Mingyang make inroads in Europe and elsewhere [...]

US to bolster Puerto Rico's hurricane-ravaged power system with solar and storage

Department of Energy loan for over $861m will help reduce energy costs for island territory dependent on imported fuel oil and natural gas [...]