Secure Deepwater Cable Capacity Ahead of HVDC Interconnector Build

Home Fossil Energy Shell loses five-year legal fight as South Africa’s court sets aside Wild Coast exploration permit August 14, 2026, by UK-headquartered energy giant Shell has hit a dead end in its plans for oil and gas exploration off South Africa’s Wild Coast, after the Constitutional Court overturned a Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) order that had kept the project alive, delivering a major victory for environmental groups and local communities

The majority judgment, written by Kollapen J, found that the case raised important constitutional questions concerning meaningful public consultation, environmental and community rights, administrative justice, and the requirements for a “just and equitable” remedy when government decisions are found unlawful

The ruling removes the route for Shell and Impact Africa to revive the existing exploration right through the third renewal process, marking a significant setback for offshore oil and gas exploration in the Wild Coast region

The offshore section between Cyprus and Israel will be approximately 324 kilometers long, with subsea laying depths ranging between 2,200 and 2,400 meters

Home Subsea Investment approval request submitted for Cyprus-Israel interconnector, project viable in all scenarios August 14, 2026, by Greece’s transmission system operator (TSO) Independent Power Transmission Operator (IPTO), as the project promoter of the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI) that will connect Cyprus and Israel, has submitted an investment approval request to the regulatory authorities of both countries

Home Subsea Investment approval request submitted for Cyprus-Israel interconnector, project viable in all scenarios August 14, 2026, by Greece’s transmission system operator (TSO) Independent Power Transmission Operator (IPTO), as the project promoter of the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI) that will connect Cyprus and Israel, has submitted an investment approval request to the regulatory authorities of both countries. Source: IPTO This is the necessary next step under the European framework toward project implem

Peter Fusarelli has been convicted and fined $195,500 in the District Court of NSW as a result of a prosecution by SafeWork NSW

Without controls such as proper ventilation when working in confined spaces, chemical exposure can cause serious injury, illness or death

Breathing in high levels of hydrogen sulphide gas can cause loss of consciousness after one or two breaths and potential loss of life within minutes