Peat-rich Falkland Islands risks greenwashing oil project
The UK-controlled Falkland Islands is close to fulfilling a long-sought aim of producing hydrocarbons, but a proposal to mitigate the resulting carbon emissions by restoring peatlands is at best premature, experts say.
Falklands project to become ''largest operated
UK-based oil and gas E&P company Rockhopper Exploration has inked a definitive deal with Harbour Energy and Israel''s Navitas Petroleum, which will open the door for Navitas to enter the Sea Lion project located off
Tweaks in Falklands development plan come to light
Israel''s Navitas Petroleum has revamped its development plan for the Sea Lion project located off the Falkland Islands. This is said to be Navitas'' largest operated development asset and a final investment decision
Aiko Solar, ACAP eye 30% efficiency for IBC solar cell
At the Australian Smart Energy 2024 event, Aiko signed deals with solar distributors Solar Juice, AC Solar Warehouse, Sol Distribution, and Tradezone, adding up to 2GW. The company did not
Falklands applies for expansion of wind farm which
The Falklands Islands have invested heavily in green, renewable energy and protection of the environment, while at the same time having as a goal making the Islands energy independent, secure and
3 FAQs about [Falkland Islands aiko energy]
Does the Falklands need a new wind farm?
But the Falklands feel it is not enough and besides the current wind farm is reaching its renewal date. No wonder then that notice has been given of the planning applications submitted for the Farm Expansion of Sand Bay Wind Farm to include 3 by E70 Enercon wind energy converters and battery storage. FIG and c/o Glenn figure as the applicant.
Where can I find a plan for the Falkland Islands?
FIG and c/o Glenn figure as the applicant. The plans and details can be viewed at the Planning Office, Secretariat, Stanley and on the Falkland Islands Government Planning & Building Services Facebook page. Anyone wishing to comment on these applications must do so in writing, to the Planning Officer, by 2 February 2024.
How will rockhopper & Navitas work together in North Falkland Basin?
Upon completion, Rockhopper and Navitas will seek to align working interests across these North Falkland Basin petroleum licences with Navitas getting a 65 per cent interest, while Rockhopper gets the remaining 35 per cent, subject to all necessary consents.