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Introducing NOIA’s Gulf of America Forward: A Strategic Vision for America’s Energy Future

United States

Washington, D.C. – National Ocean Industries Association (NOIA) today released Gulf of America Forward, a comprehensive new report and digital platform showcasing the Gulf of America as one of the world’s most valuable and dynamic offshore energy regions, a critical engine of innovation, economic strength, and national security. Available now at gulfofamericaforward.com and in full report format here, the… Read More

Otto Candies acquires four offshore vessels from Harvey Gulf

LA, United States

Louisiana-based offshore support vessel operator Otto Candies has acquired four vessels from Harvey Gulf International Marine. The four vessels, which became part of the Otto Candies fleet effective Thursday, October 23, are the multi-purpose service vessels (MPSVs) Harvey Intervention, Harvey Deep-Sea, Harvey Sub-Sea, and Harvey Blue-Sea. The MPSVs are all DP2-capable and were built between 2012 and 2017. Three… Read More

BP-JERA halts U.S. offshore wind plans

United States

General – USA The joint venture between BP and Japan’s JERA has announced it will suspend development of its only U.S. offshore wind project, Beacon Wind, citing unfavourable market conditions and escalating financial pressures across the offshore energy sector. Describing the move as a ‘difficult decision’, the company said it would scale back all activities… Read More

Political crisis in France slows offshore wind development

France

Institutional deadlock in France delays tenders and weakens the offshore wind sector, triggering job cuts and major industrial withdrawals from the market….. Source

China to account for half of new offshore wind capacity through 2030

China

Country continues to expand installations even as high costs hit US and Germany TOKYO — China continues to expand its offshore wind power capacity, backed by Beijing’s renewable energy push and low prices for homegrown turbines, even as some countries scale down installation plans amid inflation… Source

Trump wants to permanently halt offshore wind development in New Jersey

NJ, United States

Several Democratic governors have complained that Trump has imposed a moratorium on the development of offshore wind farms. A temporary halt to the development of offshore wind farms off the coast of the US state of New Jersey will become permanent. This is what US President Donald Trump says, according to the Reuters news agency…. Read More

Offshore Wind in the U.S. is in Full Retreat

United States

Offshore wind had been poised to take off along the East Coast, with about 30 utility-scale farms planned. But the Trump administration’s opposition to wind power has caused most of those projects to be abandoned, with only seven farms now moving ahead or in operation. ach year, the Sweeney Center for Public Policy at Rowan… Read More

BP quits US offshore wind: ‘no viable path’ under Trump

United States

JERA Nex BP is ending activities in the US after concluding there “is no viable path for development” of its Beacon Wind offshore project. The decision to shutter its American operations ends an adventure that began when oil giant BP entered the US offshore wind market to great fanfare in 2020 but has now been… Read More

Chinese wind giant targeting Europe factory launches 24.5MW floating turbine

China

News comes after Mingyang announced plan to open huge factory in Scotland to serve fixed bottom and floating offshore wind farm projects in UK and Europe China’s Mingyang, which recently announced plans to open an factory in the UK, is launching a colossal 24.5MW floating offshore wind turbine… Source

Burgum declares offshore wind ‘bad for everybody’

United States

The Interior secretary predicted that the Republican megalaw would kill the U.S. industry. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum painted a dim picture of offshore wind Monday, asserting that passage of the Republican megalaw was the end of an industry that “makes no sense.” At a panel hosted by the American Petroleum Institute, Burgum ticked through a… Read More

Offshore wind roundup: Energy island milestone, DEME’s WTIV debut and FairWind acquisition

World ,

The offshore wind sector continues to scale with strategic acquisitions, infrastructure milestones and eco-friendly solutions. From major offshore infrastructure milestones in the North Sea to vessel deliveries and biodiversity innovations, the offshore wind sector continues to scale up in scope and ambition. This roundup highlights key developments, including the completion of 2025 caisson installations at… Read More

Will the war against offshore wind kill the industry?

United States

Under the Trump administration, there’s been a relentless effort to halt wind projects that have already been researched, financed and permitted. When I think of the changes I’ve seen in New Bedford this last quarter century, none has stirred me to greater hope or greater emotion than the site of the massive wind turbine components… Read More

Vestas shelves Polish wind turbine plant on low European demand

Poland

Danish wind turbine maker Vestas has shelved plans to open its biggest factory in Poland, the company said in an emailed statement to Reuters on Saturday, citing weaker-than-expected demand in Europe. Vestas announced plans for a second offshore wind turbine plant in Poland last year. The factory, which was expected to create more than 1,000… Read More

America’s biggest offshore wind farm will be online in 6 months

VA, United States

Dominion Energy’s 2.6 GW project off Virginia’s coast is progressing fast. The utility has a new, more definitive target to plug into the grid: March 2026. About 30 miles off the coast of Virginia Beach, Virginia, workers have been building America’s largest offshore wind farm at a breakneck pace. The project will start feeding power to the grid… Read More

Dutch port receives millions for offshore wind upgrade

Netherlands

A major Dutch port has received a multi-million-pound investment to overhaul its offshore wind offering. Quay reinforcements and seabed improvements will place Buss Terminal Eemshaven ahead in the roll-out of commercial-scale renewable energy projects in the North Sea and beyond, bosses have said following the announcement. While the exact number was not revealed, as many… Read More

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