
#370 The Forgotten Arsenal of the Ocean: Clearing Dumped Munitions
At the end of the Second World War, millions of tonnes of unwanted explosives and weapons were disposed of at sea. For decades, these dumped

At the end of the Second World War, millions of tonnes of unwanted explosives and weapons were disposed of at sea. For decades, these dumped

In its seventh Allocation Round the UK executed the largest offshore wind auction in European history, putting pen to paper on 8.4GW of new capacity,

For 50 years the North Sea has been critical to European energy. Technology and skills developed over decades enabled the extraction of oil and gas

How can we maintain reliable power through the energy transition, while still making significant cuts to energy emissions? Carbon capture and storage promises an answer,

Every December in London a magnificent Christmas tree is unveiled in Trafalgar Square. It is an annual gift from the people of Norway to the

A new phase of the Dogger Bank Wind Farm project is being considered by the developers. This ‘Phase D’ would bring the farm’s generating capacity

Partner: Fugro The impact of greenhouse gases on our planet is a problem too large to ignore. Denmark alone has committed to a 70% reduction

Denmark is embarking on the largest construction project in its history with the assembly of the first energy island in the North Sea. The 120,000sq.m

In the last century, the tides of conflict swirled around Europe as the world’s largest powers fought for dominance over air, land and sea. The

Author: Bernadette Ballantyne Supporter: Fugro Deep down in the middle of the North Sea, senior inspection engineer Chris Ord is inspecting an oil platform. He

Remotely operated vehicles, uncrewed surface vessels and ever-increasing autonomy are removing personnel from dangerous work offshore in the North Sea and elsewhere. Inspection of maritime