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Offshore Wind News 22 December 2025 - 27 January 2026

Cadeler stock jumps as Europe doubles down on offshore wind — what to know before the next session

Cadeler stock jumps as Europe doubles down on offshore wind — what to know before the next session

Cadeler shares jumped 5.4% in Oslo to 58.10 crowns Tuesday, extending a two-day rally after European governments pledged 100 GW of North Sea offshore wind capacity. U.S.-listed Cadeler ADRs rose 8.6% to $24.36, hitting a one-year high. The Oslo OBX index gained 0.35%, with Cadeler among the top performers. Trading volume increased amid optimism for wind supply-chain companies.
Vestas stock price jumps 5% as North Sea offshore wind pledge lifts the sector — what traders watch next

Vestas stock price jumps 5% as North Sea offshore wind pledge lifts the sector — what traders watch next

Vestas shares rose 5.2% to 188.75 Danish crowns by 1221 GMT after European countries announced plans for 100 GW of joint offshore wind projects in the North Sea. The company will release its annual report and updated guidance on Feb. 5. JPMorgan maintained a “buy” rating with a 200-crown target. RWE shares edged up, while Siemens Energy was flat.
Seatrium stock slips into weekend as U.S. offshore wind court fights stay in focus

Seatrium stock slips into weekend as U.S. offshore wind court fights stay in focus

Singapore, Jan 17, 2026, 15:05 SGT — Market closed. Shares of Seatrium Limited dropped 5 Singapore cents, or 2.2%, closing at S$2.24 on Friday. The stock fluctuated between S$2.21 and S$2.27, with roughly 21.3 million shares changing hands. (investors.seatrium.com) The decline follows ongoing investor concern over the U.S. offshore wind policy battle, where court rulings have started to erode stop-work orders affecting projects linked to specialised construction vessels. Seatrium is set to hand over a US$475 million wind vessel to Maersk, destined for Equinor’s Empire Wind project. A company spokesperson told The Business Times that the settlement terms announced in
Empire Wind decision day: Judge weighs Trump offshore wind pause as Equinor warns of termination

Empire Wind decision day: Judge weighs Trump offshore wind pause as Equinor warns of termination

WASHINGTON, Jan 15, 2026, 06:39 EST U.S. District Judge Carl Nichols is due to rule Thursday on whether Equinor can resume construction of its $5.5 billion Empire Wind project off Long Island after the Trump administration paused offshore wind activity in federal waters. Equinor has told the court it could face project termination if work does not restart by Jan. 16, and a telephonic hearing is scheduled for 11 a.m. local time. At Wednesday’s hearing, Empire Wind attorney Ann Navaro called the pause an “existential risk,” while Justice Department attorney Stanley Woodward dismissed the feared harms as “speculative.” (Reuters) Equinor
Seatrium stock ticks up after ABS clears new 500MW offshore wind substation design

Seatrium stock ticks up after ABS clears new 500MW offshore wind substation design

Singapore, Jan 7, 2026, 15:40 SGT — Regular session Seatrium Limited (SGX:5E2) stock rose 0.45% to S$2.21 in Singapore trade on Wednesday after the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) issued an approval in principle for its next-generation offshore wind substation design. The shares traded between S$2.20 and S$2.22, within a 52-week band of S$1.62 to S$2.60, with about 7.0 million shares changing hands by 3:39 p.m. local time. Offshore substations are the platforms that collect electricity from wind turbines and send it ashore through cables. An approval in principle, or AIP, is an early design review by a classification society;
Trump offshore wind freeze heads to court as judge seeks classified evidence in Dominion case

Trump offshore wind freeze heads to court as judge seeks classified evidence in Dominion case

NEW YORK, December 31, 2025, 14:45 ET A U.S. federal judge in Virginia has delayed Dominion Energy’s bid to quickly restart offshore construction on its Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project, as the court seeks access to classified material the Trump administration says underpins its stop-work order. The next hearing is set for Jan. 16, after the judge directed the government to submit the classified information to the court by Jan. 9 and to say by Dec. 31 whether it would share that material with Dominion’s security-cleared lawyers. Maritime Executive The case has become an early legal test of President Donald
Trump offshore wind pause sparks governors’ push for classified briefing and restart

Trump offshore wind pause sparks governors’ push for classified briefing and restart

NEW YORK, December 29, 2025, 08:53 ET Governors in four Northeastern states are pressing the Trump administration to lift its stop-work orders on five offshore wind farms and to provide a classified briefing on the national security claims behind the move, according to CT Insider and Nantucket Current. The dispute matters now because the projects are already under construction and are expected to deliver large blocks of new electricity to states that have been counting on offshore wind to bolster supply and meet clean-energy goals. It also puts near-term jobs and contracts at risk. Ironworkers Local 7 said 50 workers
Dominion Energy Stock (NYSE: D) Rebounds on Dec. 23, 2025: Offshore Wind Pause, CVOW Outlook, and Analyst Forecasts

Dominion Energy Stock (NYSE: D) Rebounds on Dec. 23, 2025: Offshore Wind Pause, CVOW Outlook, and Analyst Forecasts

Dominion Energy, Inc. (NYSE: D) is back in the spotlight on Tuesday, December 23, 2025, after a sharp, policy-driven selloff tied to offshore wind — and a partial rebound as investors weigh how “temporary” the disruption may be. By late U.S. trading, Dominion Energy stock traded around $58.18, up about 1.7% on the day (after opening near $56.99), as volume ran above 5 million shares. That bounce comes one day after the Trump administration suspended leases for five major offshore wind projects under construction on the U.S. East Coast, including Dominion’s flagship Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind (CVOW) buildout — a
Dominion Energy D Stock Slides After U.S. Offshore Wind Pause: News, Forecasts and Analyst Takeaways for Dec. 23, 2025

Dominion Energy D Stock Slides After U.S. Offshore Wind Pause: News, Forecasts and Analyst Takeaways for Dec. 23, 2025

Dec. 23, 2025 — Dominion Energy, Inc. stock (NYSE: D) is under fresh pressure after a major federal intervention in the U.S. offshore wind buildout. Shares traded around $57.22 in early Dec. 23 activity, down roughly 3.7% from the prior close as investors digested a 90-day stop-work action that directly hits Dominion’s flagship Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project. Reuters+1 For a company that’s often treated like a “steady utility with a dividend,” this is exactly the kind of headline that can jolt sentiment: it’s less about next quarter’s earnings and more about policy risk, construction timelines, and whether a multibillion-dollar
Ørsted A/S Stock (ORSTED) Slides as U.S. Pauses Offshore Wind Leases — Latest News, Analyst Forecasts, and What Comes Next (Dec. 23, 2025)

Ørsted A/S Stock (ORSTED) Slides as U.S. Pauses Offshore Wind Leases — Latest News, Analyst Forecasts, and What Comes Next (Dec. 23, 2025)

COPENHAGEN — Ørsted A/S stock is back in the spotlight on December 23, 2025, after the U.S. government paused leases and issued stop-work orders for five major offshore wind projects under construction along the East Coast—an unusually aggressive move that hits Ørsted’s U.S. growth story right where it’s most vulnerable: late-stage projects with big capital already in the water. Reuters+2via.ritzau.dk+2 For investors, this is not just another headline in the offshore wind culture war. It’s a direct test of Ørsted’s 2025 “repair and refocus” strategy: protect the balance sheet, finish the construction portfolio, and rebuild confidence—while U.S. policy risk keeps
GE Vernova Stock (GEV) After Hours: Adani HVDC Win, Australia Wind Turbine Deal, and Offshore Wind Lease Freeze in Focus Before Tuesday’s Open

GE Vernova Stock (GEV) After Hours: Adani HVDC Win, Australia Wind Turbine Deal, and Offshore Wind Lease Freeze in Focus Before Tuesday’s Open

GE Vernova Inc. (NYSE: GEV) finished Monday’s session (Dec. 22, 2025) modestly higher, then ticked up again in after-hours trading—an unsurprising “steady” tape for a stock that has swung sharply in recent weeks as investors debate the durability (and valuation) of the AI-driven power-demand boom. GEV closed at $661.81 (+0.54%) and traded around $663.29 in after-hours (+0.22%) as of 7:59 p.m. ET. StockAnalysis Ahead of Tuesday’s open (Dec. 23), the setup for GE Vernova revolves around three themes traders are likely to weigh overnight: Below is what matters most before the market reopens. GE Vernova stock after the bell: where
GE Vernova Stock (NYSE: GEV) News on Dec. 22, 2025: Offshore Wind Freeze, New HVDC Contract, and Wall Street Forecasts

GE Vernova Stock (NYSE: GEV) News on Dec. 22, 2025: Offshore Wind Freeze, New HVDC Contract, and Wall Street Forecasts

GE Vernova Inc. (NYSE: GEV) enters the final full trading week before year-end with investors weighing two powerful—and competing—narratives: an accelerating grid-and-gas “power buildout” tied to AI data centers, and a renewed policy shock to U.S. offshore wind that could create fresh schedule risk for projects still under construction. Shares of GE Vernova were trading around $661 in Monday afternoon dealings (Dec. 22), after opening higher and swinging through the mid-$650s to low-$670s intraday. Below is a detailed roundup of what’s moving GEV stock today, the most important forward-looking guidance from management, and the latest analyst targets and valuation debate

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OCBC share price ends lower ahead of Singapore banks’ earnings week — what investors watch next

7 February 2026
Singapore, Feb 7, 2026, 15:04 SGT — Market closed. Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited (OCBC) shares ended Friday down 1.03% at S$21.23. The stock traded between S$21.15 and S$21.35, with about 6.19 million shares changing hands. (Investing.com) With the Singapore market shut for the weekend, the focus shifts to the next catalyst rather than Friday’s tape. Investors want a clean read on whether pressure on bank lending spreads is finally easing as rates stabilise and funding costs cool. That matters now because results from Singapore’s three big lenders land in quick succession this month. Analysts have pointed to an end to
ST Engineering stock price drops 2% to S$9.71 as drone-autonomy tie-up grabs attention

ST Engineering stock price drops 2% to S$9.71 as drone-autonomy tie-up grabs attention

7 February 2026
ST Engineering shares fell 1.9% to S$9.71 Friday, outpacing the Singapore market’s 0.8% drop amid a tech-led selloff. The company signed a deal with Shield AI at the Singapore Airshow to integrate autonomy software into its unmanned platforms and unveiled a small drone capable of carrying explosives. About 6.9 million shares traded as investors await full-year results on Feb. 27.
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