Gareth Chetwynd is a News Editor for Recharge, a leading renewable energy news platform. With a focus on the renewable energy sector, Gareth covers a wide range of topics including wind power, solar energy, and offshore wind farms. His work has also been featured in Upstream, a global oil and gas industry publication.
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Gareth Chetwynd's coverage primarily focuses on energy and agriculture, with a heavy emphasis on press releases, private sector announcements, and government statements. He would likely be most responsive to pitches that offer exclusive insights into developments within the renewable energy industry, particularly in wind energy and offshore wind farms.
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Vessel owner says latest addition is response to customers 'pushing the boundaries in terms of size and complexity of wind turbines'
By: Murray Auchinloss, Gareth Chetwynd
ANALYSIS | BP's commitment remains an icon of the European oil companies transition journey, but are renewables pipelines withering?
BP's commitment remains an icon of the European oil companies transition journey, but are renewables pipelines withering?
Norwegian companies see sector as an opportunity to export technology as much as a power play
By: Gareth Chetwynd
French oil giant has been gobbling up assets in Germany's bottom-fixed offshore wind play but wants to rethink its approach to floating
By: Gareth Chetwynd
A more transparent view of long-term demand was identified as a key enabler for a development of a stronger supply chain
By: Anders Opedal, Gareth Chetwynd
Reported cut reflects streamlining of renewables portfolio, but Norwegian group insists it remains committed to projects in key markets such as the UK, Poland and Norway
Reported cut reflects streamlining of renewables portfolio Oil and gas giant Equinor is reducing the number of staff working in its renewable
Ground-breaking PGL array is being deployed with tension-leg mooring systems
Brazilian state controlled player places more emphasis on decarbonisation of oil and gas in its new plan, although onshore renewables still have a budget
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