This project, situated off the western coast of Changhua, is set to contribute 300MW to Taiwan's renewable energy capacity.

Spearheaded by two seasoned North East entrepreneurs, Anthony Piggott and Dan Martin, Swarm is determined to revolutionize the energy landscape by altering how people procure, produce, and employ energy within their households.

This marks a crucial step towards advancing the project's design phase.

The move is set to ignite transformative growth for ASCO Group, allowing it to venture further into the burgeoning renewables and new energy markets.

The project boasts a potential capacity of up to 1.2 GW, signifying a substantial leap towards sustainable energy generation.

In a significant step towards the development of renewable energy resources, OX2 and Ålandsbanken Fondbolag have successfully concluded underwater biodiversity surveys for their ambitious Noatun offshore wind projects, situated near Åland in the Baltic Sea.

These unexploded ordnance items, encompassing mines, bombs, torpedoes, and naval shells from historical world wars, were disposed of using an innovative technique known as low order deflagration.

Standing at a staggering height of 260 meters, nearly double the size of the London Eye, these turbines will be positioned approximately 80 miles from Yorkshire, with the first power generation expected to begin in the coming weeks.

The appointment was made by the BlueFloat Energy | Renantis Partnership, responsible for delivering floating offshore wind farms in the UK.

Ørsted has chosen a local joint venture of Mammoet and Taiwanese Giant Heavy Machinery Services, known as Mammoet-Giant Taiwan, to provide support for the development of its Greater Changhua 2b and 4 offshore wind farms off Taiwan's coast.