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Floating Wind Farms Set Sail for a Greener Future

World ,

Following years of funding into research and development in the wind energy sector, wind power technology has improved immensely, with the emergence of giant blades, quieter engines and floating turbines. Thanks to this development, energy companies are now investing in the launch of innovative new floating wind farms in various locations around the world. This… Read More

This major offshore wind company just announced a big Providence expansion

RI, United States

PROVIDENCE – The Danish offshore wind developer that owns America’s first offshore wind farm and is building a second, much larger wind project off the Rhode Island coast is expanding its presence in the Ocean State. Ørsted is moving its office in Providence, one of two co-headquarters for the company’s U.S. operations, into a new 17,470-square-foot space at… Read More

United Kingdom: TotalEnergies launches a floating offshore wind pilot project to supply renewable electricity to an offshore oil & gas platform in the North Sea

United Kingdom

Download the Press Release (PDF) Paris –TotalEnergies announces the launch of a pilot project consisting in a floating wind turbine to supply renewable power to Culzean offshore platform in the UK North Sea, thus pioneering an innovative decarbonization scheme. The 3 MW floating wind turbine will be located 2 km west of the Culzean platform, 220… Read More

New study looks to how wind projects will change ocean

World ,

Plans to build hundreds or even thousands of offshore wind turbines off the U.S. East Coast “will be the biggest change to the sea floor in the area since the last Ice Age ended about 14,000 years ago,” according to scientists. Around 20 offshore wind lease areas are now planned for mainly soft bottom of… Read More

Landmark deal between Wärtsilä and Eidesvik Offshore pioneers growing demand for ammonia in shipping

Finland

Wärtsilä partners with Norwegian ship owner, Eidesvik, on world’s first ammonia-fuelled platform supply vessel conversion Technology group Wärtsilä has signed a contract with Norwegian shipowner Eidesvik to supply the equipment for the conversion of an offshore platform supply vessel (PSV) to operate with ammonia fuel. The vessel, ‘Viking Energy’, which is on contract to energy… Read More

HD Korea Shipbuilding Acquires Finnish Fuel Cell Firm Convion for €72 Million

South Korea ,

HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering has made a significant move in the clean energy sector by acquiring Finnish fuel cell company Convion for approximately €72 million. The acquisition, announced on August 26, marks a strategic step for the company as it aims to secure a leading position in the burgeoning hydrogen fuel cell market…. Read More

Equinor closes shop and exits Vietnam’s offshore wind market

Vietnam

Norwegian energy giant Equinor has decided to close its Hanoi office and pull out of Vietnam’s offshore wind market. This move comes amid political turmoil within the country, a power struggle within the Communist Party of Vietnam, its recent tilt towards China, and Equinor’s regular review of its portfolio of renewable assets. This also marks… Read More

NH’s Republican governor has been friendly to offshore wind. What about his potential replacements?

NH, United States

This article was corrected on Aug. 26 at 8:49 a.m. to use the correct units on the amount of energy the offshore wind projects are projected to generate. This is the third and final story in a series examining how the top gubernatorial candidates, determined by polling data, would lead on energy and the environment…. Read More

Vineyard Wind And GE Vernova Respond To Community Questions After Blade Failure

MA, United States

After weeks of avoiding questions from the community, GE Vernova and Vineyard Wind have responded to a list of inquiries from the Town of Nantucket. Those answers are included below, along with relevant context. Some questions and answers have been abbreviated or omitted for brevity or edited for grammatical correctness. Question: Has this incident occurred elsewhere?… Read More

Equinor: Strengthening emergency preparedness in the Barents Sea

Norway

Equinor will establish and operate a new area-wide emergency preparedness solution for the southwestern Barents Sea. The solution will add new resources, expertise and capabilities that will strengthen safety and emergency preparedness in this ocean area. “Safety is our number one priority, we must have a good emergency preparedness system in place wherever we operate…. Read More

COSCO orders Kongsberg Maritime technology package for fifth Cadeler jack up newbuild

Norway

The new vessel, the third A-class WTIV to join the Cadeler fleet, will be one of the world’s largest installation vessels in the offshore wind market, with Kongsberg Maritime providing a complete electrical, automation and propulsion system Kongsberg Maritime has secured a contract from COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry to supply a package of mission-critical technology… Read More

Kongsberg Maritime’s Rim-Drive Thruster achieves Silent-E notation for quieter offshore operations

Norway

Kongsberg Maritime has been at the forefront of developing innovative propulsion solutions to address the challenge of underwater noise, a growing concern for marine ecosystems Kongsberg Maritime’s rim-drive azimuth thruster has achieved Silent-E notation from DNV, the first of its kind to receive this prestigious certification. Installed on the new Commissioning Service Operation Vessel (CSOV)… Read More

“K” Line Wind Service and Acteon have signed Japanese floating wind demonstration collaboration agreement

Japan

“K” Line Wind Service, a subsidiary of the “K” LINE Group, and Acteon, the international marine energy and infrastructure services business, have signed a non-exclusive memorandum of understanding that sets out how the companies will use each other’s skills and services to collaboratively support the Japan’s Floating Offshore Wind project including demonstration and commercial projects…. Read More

CPUC approves plan for 7.6 GW offshore wind

CA, United States

The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) has finalised the decision to establish an initial target of 7.6 GW for offshore wind energy procurement. These projects are anticipated to be operational between 2031 and 2037. Wind Farms off the coast of California will be floating wind farms, due to water depths. This initiative aligns with the… Read More

Brazil and Colombia: The emerging powers of offshore wind?

Brazil

After years of expectations and little progress, the development of this energy source in Latin America is reaching a crucial moment The development of offshore wind energy is entering a defining moment in Latin America, following years of expectation that have raised hopes for the energy source, but which have yet to result in a single turbine operating off… Read More

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