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Ocean Winds Celebrates Successful Installation of Offshore Wind First Foundation at Dieppe le Treport France

France

After more than half of the turbines installed at the Yeu-Noirmoutier (EMYN) project, and the successful offshore installation of the three floating turbines of the the Eoliennes Flottantes du Golfe du Lion (EFGL), Ocean Winds now reaches a new milestone in France with the first jacket foundation installed at Dieppe – Le Tréport project. These… Read More

Bernhard Schulte Offshore takes delivery of second CSOV

Norway

Bernhard Schulte Offshore has taken delivery of its second Commissioning Service Operation Vessel (CSOV) from Ulstein Verft in Norway. The vessel, named Windea Clausius, was christened on 4 September and will operate in offshore energy markets. The vessel has two sterns with azimuth propellers at both ends. It is equipped with a height-adjustable walk-to-work gangway… Read More

Republican lawmakers again ask Trump administration to revoke offshore wind leases in Gulf of Maine

ME, United States

Republican lawmakers are asking the federal government to revoke all remaining offshore wind leases in the Gulf of Maine. This week, Republican members of the Legislature’s Energy, Utilities and Technology Committee, as well as several other state representatives and senators, wrote to U.S. Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum and U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris… Read More

Van Oord completes installation of 109 cables at the Sofia Offshore Wind Farm

Netherlands

Rotterdam, the Netherlands – Van Oord has successfully completed the laying, burial, termination and testing of 109 array cables at the Sofia Offshore Wind Farm. This achievement underscores Van Oord’s commitment to accelerating the global energy transition through large-scale renewable energy infrastructure. The Sofia project marked the first operational deployment of cable-laying vessel Calypso. Purpose-built to… Read More

LR introduces new wind propulsion and ergonomics rules to support decarbonisation and crew safety

United Kingdom

The changes are designed to support the maritime industry’s transition to cleaner propulsion technologies and improved onboard safety. Lloyd’s Register (LR) has announced an update to its Rules and Regulations for the Classification of Ships, introducing new technical notations that formalise standards for wind propulsion systems and ergonomic design.   The changes, which will be consolidated into… Read More

Ocean Winds completes offshore turbine installation of first floating wind project in Occitanie, France

France

The completion of offshore installation of the third and final turbine of the EFGL project marks a significant milestone for the global floating wind industry Ocean Winds (OW), the international offshore wind energy company created by EDP Renewables and ENGIE, says it has successfully completed the third and final turbine installation of its Éoliennes Flottantes… Read More

Norfolk Port Project Funding To Be Withdrawn Amid Federal Cuts To Offshore Wind Projects

VA, United States

Trump Administration announces millions of dollars in cuts to offshore wind projects with two major projects in Virginia. On Friday, U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced that the Norfolk Offshore Wind Logistics Port, otherwise known as the Fairwinds Landing renovation project in Virginia’s Hampton Roads region, would have its over $39 million in federal funding withdrawn. Work has… Read More

Switched on the largest wind turbine for the first time: an unexpected effect and 500,000 ft²

China

A few years ago, China was seen as the “black hole” of global pollution. Fifteen years later, they are emerging as a renewable energy powerhouse, driven by mega-projects like the Three Gorges Dam. However, the most surprising project had been kept secret until now. It involves the largest wind turbine in history, covering an area… Read More

Trump administration sued for stalling Orsted wind project

United States

Offshore wind developer Orsted, along with the states of Rhode Island and Connecticut, are suing the Trump administration for halting the nearly completed Revolution Wind project off the Rhode Island coast. In late August, the Trump administration ordered a halt on construction at the offshore project, saying the government needed to review the project over unspecified national… Read More

Trump’s war on wind just got much bigger

United States

The Trump administration plans to cancel permits for a wind energy project off the coast of Massachusetts that would initially power some 400,000 homes, according to court documents filed Wednesday, as the president escalates his war against offshore wind. The administration has targeted three wind projects in the past two weeks, also moving to revoke permits for… Read More

Damen’s FCS 2710 adapted for wider scope of offshore operations

Netherlands

Damen’s FCS 2710 gets set to provide oil & gas transfers for up to 100 personnel Over the past years, the Damen Fast Crew Supplier (FCS) 2710 has become a familiar fixture in the offshore wind sector. With approximately 50 vessels in operation to date, the vessel has gained a well deserved reputation for outstanding performance. Now,… Read More

Wind turbine installation vessel Norse Wind sets sail for sea trials

Netherlands

DEME is proud to announce a major milestone in the construction of its new wind turbine installation vessel Norse Wind. Thanks to the excellent collaboration between the shipyard and DEME’s onsite team, the vessel successfully departed from CIMC Raffles in Yantai, China, at the end of August to begin her sea trials. These trials, taking place… Read More

Trump Administration Plans to Revoke Approval of Avangrid’s Offshore Wind in Massachusetts

MA, United States

Sept 3 (Reuters) – President Donald Trump’s administration plans to revoke federal approval of Avangrid’s planned New England Wind project off the coast of Massachusetts, according to a court filing on Wednesday. The legal maneuver is the latest move by U.S. authorities to stymie development of offshore wind energy, which Trump has called ugly, expensive, and unreliable…. Read More

Equinor Maintains 10% Stake in Orsted

Norway

Equinor has announced its intention to uphold its 10% ownership in Ørsted by participating in the upcoming rights issue, following the proposal by Ørsted’s board of directors. This move aligns with Equinor’s strategy as a long-term industrial shareholder and its commitment to strengthening Ørsted’s balance sheet amidst current industry challenges. The energy giant also plans… Read More

Trump’s war on offshore wind: Tracking the actions and impacts

United States

The Trump administration’s actions – which have cost the wind industry hundreds of millions of dollars – are the focus of a lawsuit scheduled to be heard in federal court on Thursday. President Donald Trump’s fight against offshore wind has escalated this summer, with more than one dozen agency actions in the last two months… Read More

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