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Europa Oil & Gas said in a recent stock market update that seismic survey work had indicated the Inishkea West site could potentially hold up to 1.55 trillion cubic feet (TCF) of gas
Europa Oil and Gas has almost doubled its estimate for how much gas could be contained at its Inishkea West project, located off the North Mayo coast. As The Western People reports, Europa Oil & Gas said in a recent…
A Humpback whale off Baltimore, West Cork. Substantially increased resources are needed at all levels of Government and in environmental NGOs to accelerate the energy transition while protecting nature, say two renewable energy industry associations and several environmental NGOs
Two renewable energy industry associations and several environmental NGOs have called for a “step-change in Government investment in environmental capacity” at both state and civil society level to address the biodiversity and climate crises. A joint pre-Budget statement from Wind…
Greenore Port, Co. Louth where DSG have applied for an Operations & Maintenance Facility (OMF) base (superimposed above) to support offshore wind installations on the East Coast.
Greenore Port, part of the Doyle Shipping Group (DSG) has announced that it is the first Irish Port to apply for a Maritime Area Consent (MAC) under the newly established Maritime Area Regulatory Authority (MARA), writes Jehan Ashmore. As Afloat…
Kieran Ivers, CEO of Green Rebel and Founder Pearse Flynn. The offshore survey company has been named as one of the top 10 emerging companies in Ireland by LinkedIn
Green Rebel, an offshore survey company based in Cork Harbour, has recently been named one of Ireland's top 10 emerging companies by LinkedIn. The company, which was founded in March 2021, is actively seeking Geophysical Data Processors, Data Software Engineers,…
Industry leaders and policy makers discussed the “pivotal role” that Ireland can play in the EU’s transition to a greener future during a conference this week in the European Parliament. "Powering up Europe: Ireland's offshore wind potential” was the title…
Celtic Explorer
The Department of Transport has been advised by Sustainable Energy Authority Ireland (SEAI) that the Marine Institute will undertake site investigation survey works at the Atlantic Marine Energy Test Site (AMETS) in Co Mayo. The survey is expected to be…
Pictured during the visit to WindFloat Atlantic on 13th September are Alan Farrell TD and Senator John McGahon of the Joint Oireachtas Committee on the Environment and Climate Action alongside delegations of Ocean Winds, Bord na Móna, Wind Energy Ireland and the IDA
Members of the national parliament of Ireland, the Oireachtas, recently visited the WindFloat Atlantic, a floating offshore wind farm in Portugal operated by Ocean Winds, a joint venture between EDPR and ENGIE. The delegation included Alan Farrell TD and Senator…
Ros Áine
The Department of Transport advises that Hydromaster will undertake a geophysical survey campaign in relation to the Clogherhead Offshore Wind Farm off the coast of Co Louth. The survey is expected to run from Monday 11 September to Saturday 18…
File image of an offshore wind farm
The ESB and Shannon Foynes Port have announced a funding collaboration for a €250k study at MaREI — the SFI Research Centre for Energy, Climate and Marine at University College Cork (UCC) — in the latest step towards helping Ireland to…
Roman Rebel
The Department of Transport has been advised by Fuinneamh Sceirde Teoranta (FST) that a geophysical seabed survey will take place in the Western Coastal Area (Connemara/Outer Galway Bay/Atlantic Ocean) between Tuesday 5 September and the end of October, subject to…
A bottlenose dolphin breaks the surface of waters in front of Tarbert Power Station on the Shannon Estuary
The Shannon Estuary’s resident population of bottlenose dolphins could be under threat from plans to transform the area into a green energy hub, a conservation group fears. Plans revealed last month in the final report of the Shannon Estuary Economic…
Irish offshore survey company Green Rebel has been recognised by Certification Europe for reaching global standards for quality and environmental management. Pictured on board the survey vessel Roman Rebel are Dan O’Callaghan, Senior Business Development Executive, Certification Europe; Captain Liam Hyland, HSQE Manager, Green Rebel; and Holly Fitzpatrick, Communications & Marketing Manager, Certification Europe. The new standards for Green Rebel follow their previous achievements in securing certificates for occupational health and safety and information security
Irish offshore survey company Green Rebel has been recognised by Certification Europe for reaching global standards for quality and environmental management. The Cork-based company runs a fleet of vessels, buoys and aircraft used for research data for offshore wind farm…
AMS Panther
The Department of Transport has been advised by Codling Wind Park Ltd that a geophysical survey will be conducted in the shallow sub-tidal area of South Dublin Bay and also around the Pigeon Park area in the River Liffey channel.…
The finished Norfolk Boreas windfarm is designed to power the equivalent of 1.5m British homes
Swedish energy giant Vattenfall’s decision to stop work on a multi-billion euro windfarm off the Norfolk coast has dealt a blow to Britain’s renewable energy targets. As The Guardian reports, Vattenfall said it was no longer profitable to work on…
File image of the Geoquip Seehorn
The Department of Transport has been advised by Fuinneamh Sceirde Teoranta (FST) that benthic and geotechnical survey vessels will be deployed at the site of the proposed Sceirde Rocks Windfarm in north Galway Bay off southwestern Connemara. The deployment will…
ILV Granuaile
The Department of Transport has been advised by Fuinneamh Sceirde Teoranta (FST) that a metocean survey comprising one large metocean buoy and two trawl resistant seabed frames will be deployed at the site of the proposed Sceirde Rocks Windfarm in…