Taiwan
The Budai project will produce enough renewable electricity to power around 43,000 homes annually
Ørsted will trial cultivating corals on the steel surfaces of four wind turbine foundations
A new report looked into the representation of women within the renewable sector and found Taiwan to be leading the pack
The project is the largest in Taiwan and the first of its kind in Vietnam
In the latest trade talks between the nations, a greener future for the Asian country was at the forefront of the conversation
The fuel will be sourced from the Bontang liquefaction terminal in Indonesia, with Eni claiming the emissions produced by the entire value chain of the LNG cargo will be offset
FoundOcean will provide the foundation grouting for a 100-turbine offshore wind farm, which will enable the turbines to be secured to the seabed to form the wind farm
Once commissioned, the project is forecast to produce enough renewable electricity to cover the power needs of 605,000 households
East Anglia-based company Seajacks will ship the material needed to install the turbines and Trelleborg will provide protection systems for the cables which connect the turbines to the mainland
Pathway to COP26 report
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