This odd-looking wave energy machine just crushed its North Sea trial - Electrical Business

Since the closure of the Groningen field, the Netherlands has been an importer of gas. The yield of smaller fields is also declining further and further.

Gas extraction under the North Sea is being significantly increased - after years of haggling and delays in granting permits

This odd-looking wave energy machine just crushed its North Sea trial - Electrical Business

April 23, 2025 – Developed by Dutch company Slow Mill Sustainable Power, the Slow Mill device is a wave energy converter that has successfully completed an offshore test off the coast of Scheveningen, The Hague. The device consists of a floater with blades variably connected to an anchor on the seabed. Waves push the floater up and the blades away from the anchor, extracting energy from both up-and-down (heave) and back-and-forth (surge) wave mo…

Dutch agree deal to ramp up North Sea natural gas production - DutchNews.nl

Oil and gas companies have reached an agreement with the government to increase drilling in the North Sea to make...