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Boskalis’ new crane vessel Bokalift 2, equipped with an upending hinge and pile gripper frame, is now heading West to install turbine foundations for multiple offshore wind farms in the USA. The vessel has left the Port of Rotterdam, the Netherlands, for the journey across the Atlantic. Her first task will be to install a… Read More
France’s TotalEnergies signed an MOU with Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro state to collaborate with the development of offshore wind projects. The two-year agreement contemplates cooperation for studies related to fiscal and tax incentives and the expansion of the power grid for future projects. In late 2022, TotalEnergies announced the signing of an MOU with Prumo Logística, which is… Read More
In another sign that the U.S.’s ambitions to catch up and start its offshore wind power industry are finally showing progress, the first turbine components for the Vineyard Wind project off Massachusetts arrived at the terminal in New Bedford while offshore work is scheduled to start in days. Company and government officials were on hand… Read More
As part of the Biden-Harris administration’s goal of permitting 30 gigawatts of offshore wind energy capacity by 2030, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) today issued a final environmental assessment (EA) on potential impacts from offshore wind leasing on the U.S. Outer Continental Shelf in the Gulf of Mexico, a key milestone towards the… Read More
Growing demand for cleaner energy sources means offshore wind farms are being built all over the world. More than 5,000 turbines must be installed each year until 2050 to limit global warming to 1.5℃. But in certain regions, like California, it is difficult to build wind turbines directly on the seafloor due to the steep drop-off of the… Read More
Years from now, when Chicagoans stroll the Lake Michigan waterfront, they may see the blades of wind turbines glinting on the horizon. Clevelanders could glimpse wind farms over Lake Erie. And cities like Milwaukee and Buffalo could be vying to attract a burgeoning offshore wind industry on the Great Lakes. That’s the vision some regional leaders have… Read More
Every morning, more than 600 workers clock in at the Louisiana shipyard where the Eco Edison, the first US-built vessel to service offshore wind farms, is under construction. At quitting time, a parade of pickups and dusty sedans forms a traffic jam on the road back into town, past buildings that serve the long-dominant oil and gas industry…. Read More
The shift toward renewable energy is gaining momentum as the world grapples with the urgent need to combat climate change and reduce its reliance on fossil fuels. Idaho is emerging as a player in the transition to clean, renewable energy by ensuring responsible mining practices and taking measures to diminish the use of environmentally harmful… Read More
Boskalis has revealed that all the pin piles for the 589MW Changfang and Xidao offshore wind farm have now been installed in Taiwan. Its crane vessel Bokalift 1 installed the last 70-metre-long pin pile for the Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners majority-owned offshore wind farm. In the past three months, as many as 108 pin piles were… Read More
Damen, with its ambition to become the world’s most sustainable shipbuilder has invested considerable time over the last years investigating the potential to reduce the emissions of its products. To this end, the shipbuilder has been working together with industry partners to achieve the most significant and effective results. Damen’s offshore vessel portfolio has featured… Read More
Ørsted to fully own seabed with up to 4 GW of capacity and fully own strategic O&M contracts. Acquisition further strengthens Ørsted’s offshore wind energy position in the US Northeast. Ørsted has signed an agreement to acquire Eversource Energy’s 50 % interest in the uncontracted federal offshore wind lease area currently owned jointly by the… Read More
In the latest milestone for the growth of the U.S. offshore wind supply chain, offshore wind joint development partners Ørsted and Eversource today marked the “sail away” of the first American-built offshore wind substation, which departed a Texas fabrication facility yesterday. The substation is transiting across the Gulf of Mexico and then up the East… Read More
IHC Offshore Energy is pleased to announce that a contract has been secured to supply its client in South East Asia, PT Ketrosden Triasmitra Tbk, with a full Royal IHC fibre optic plough spread. This state-of-the-art plough system will be used aboard the CS Bentang Bahari vessel for the installation of fibre optic cable networks… Read More
Norway’s Island Offshore has secured light well intervention work for its 2008-built Island Wellserver on the Norwegian continental shelf, taking its order book to close to $274m. The contract with the end customer, Equinor, has been entered into by TIOS, Island Offshore’s former joint venture with TechnipFMC and cooperation partner for this service for many years, which also… Read More
Equinor said today that it will postpone any further development of the Trollvind floating offshore wind farm initiative indefinitely. “This decision is based on several challenges facing the project, including technology availability, rising cost and a strained timetable to deliver on the original concept.” said the state-owned energy company. “The authorities have been informed about… Read More