We’re at the 2024 ALGA National General Assembly exhibition in Canberra this week with Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG) and ATCO Australia! Stop by and say hello 👋 Delivered by the Australian Local Government Association, the annual event provides an opportunity for local governments to engage with the Federal Government to develop national policy, and to influence the future direction of councils and communities alike. We’re pleased to have the opportunity to raise awareness of our important role in delivering the gas and electricity Australian households and businesses need each day, as well as highlight how we’re investing in renewable gas projects which we think can play a leading role in our future energy mix.
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Electricity network is under development and construction in Scotland
📣 We're inviting members of the public to share their views on the next phase of development for four transmission infrastructure schemes across the north of Scotland that will help enable the connection and transportation of vast amounts of new renewable energy around Great Britain. With over 40 public engagement events planned across the region, find out how you can get involved ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/ehGX_ND3
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Head of Energy, Natural Resources & Strategic Land (Projects & Infrastructure UK) at Gillespie Macandrew LLP Solicitors I dual qualified I Corporate/Commercial/Regulatory I
the #energytransition is critical to #Scotland #England & #Wales to create jobs, to transition from fossil fuels to renewables, to encourage #renewableenergy technologies and manufacturing in #GB and without #transmission and major upgrades to the #grid it will not happen. #publicconsultation is important so that all #stakeholders can be aware of what is proposed and how it may affect them but also how strategically it will benefit the nation, its energy security and the costs of energy to households and business. in order to target the grid upgrades by 2030 there is no time to lose and so it is imperative to take part in this consultation by SSEN Transmission linked below. We all have a role to play to take this important project forward while establishing as early as possible the best way to deliver it while balancing its impacts and benefits.
📣 We're inviting members of the public to share their views on the next phase of development for four transmission infrastructure schemes across the north of Scotland that will help enable the connection and transportation of vast amounts of new renewable energy around Great Britain. With over 40 public engagement events planned across the region, find out how you can get involved ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/ehGX_ND3
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Specialist in Energy information & data, strategy and business development. Main focus; renewables and emerging markets
Great plans to get power to where it is needed
📣 We're inviting members of the public to share their views on the next phase of development for four transmission infrastructure schemes across the north of Scotland that will help enable the connection and transportation of vast amounts of new renewable energy around Great Britain. With over 40 public engagement events planned across the region, find out how you can get involved ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/ehGX_ND3
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Great to see the introduction of an innovative supply chain initiative designed to foster and propel Welsh businesses interested in seizing forthcoming prospects within the offshore floating wind industry. https://lnkd.in/epnv-X_5
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Building Common Futures, with Daan, Jelle, Steffan, Leo, and Evelien, working on energy system optimization. Focus areas: renewable gases, offshore wind, and the built environment.
1.56 GW is a huge capacity for Estonia. Should be able to produce around 3/4 of current national electricity demand (8 TWh)! But there are interconnectors as well, of course.
The winner of the auction for the 1.5 GW Saare 2.1 offshore wind site in Estonia was announced last week: Norway's Deep Wind Offshore. Congrats! New chances for Dutch companies to assist in the future construction of the park? NedZero - Trade Association for Wind Energy | wind & water works | LinkedbyOffshoreWind | Embassy of the Netherlands in Estonia | Netherlands Enterprise Agency | Elro van den Burg | Brennus van Os van den Abeelen
Deep Wind Offshore Secures 1.5 GW Offshore Wind Site in Estonia
https://www.offshorewind.biz
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Offshore WINDPOWER will feature critical conversations like this industry panel discussing State policies that have been the economic engine driving offshore wind for the last 10 years. Join the energy leaders from New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut—as we discuss the long road that led to steel in the water, the challenges along the way and how we navigate the next decade. Register now to join us in Boston for these historic discussions: bit.ly/ACPOffshore23 #ACPOffshore23
Offshore WINDPOWER 2023 | ACP
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Oh dear! Another blow for Norway's 1.5GW Sørlige Nordsjø offshore wind tender as EnBW Energie Baden-Württemberg AG has said its subsidiary Norseman Wind AS won't bid due to problems with the regulatory regime. The company was named as one of five pre-qualified bidders last month, but has now said it will not bid in the tender on 18th March because of concerns about the need to build and own the high-voltage interconnector; and limits on state support. This echoes concerns voiced by fellow pre-qualified bidder Shell last month. The silver lining is this indicates EnBW is showing cost discipline in its bids, and ruling out those where it doesn't feel it can make the numbers work. The firm also said it is still committed to the Norwegian market. But we can't ignore the fact that this silver lining comes with a massive cloud. This means the number of engaged pre-qualified bidders in this tender now potentially stands at just three (if we assume Shell won't be bidding), which is looking a little threadbare. We announced those pre-qualified bidders here on 16th February: https://lnkd.in/eVWJwjde There may be more twists and turns here before final bids are even submitted.
EnBW's Norseman Wind AS won’t bid in Norwegian tender - click here: https://hubs.la/Q02nGTVT0
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This excellent webinar series for those interested in offshore wind projects and legal aspects will continue tomorrow. Come and join us!
Do not miss our next client webinar on upcoming offshore wind nations in the Baltic Sea Finland, Sweden, Lithuania: "Offshore wind power development on the EEZ" tomorrow, on 10 Oct 2023, at 9 am CET. Topics are: - Securing an exclusive right on the EEZ in Finland – is a legislative reform needed? - First ever offshore wind tender in Lithuania is completed – what challenges will the winner have to face? - Swedish legislation and the current status regarding offshore wind development on the EEZ Our colleagues Tove Skärblom, Dr. Paulius Zapolskis, Marius af Schultén look forward welcoming you. If you wish to receive an access link, please send a PM.
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