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Vineyard Wind Tries “Bubble Curtain” System to Cut Pile-Driving Noise

MA, United States

Vineyard Wind, the first wind farm to begin construction in U.S. federal waters, is beginning a trial of bubble curtain technology to reduce the subsea noise impact of pile-driving during installation of wind turbine foundations. With $5 million in funding from Vineyard Wind’s own Industry Accelerator Fund, run by the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center, survey… Read More

BOEM public meetings on NJ offshore wind could get heated

NJ, United States

The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) has announced the availability of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for two wind energy projects offshore New Jersey. If approved, the two projects could generate about 2,800 megawatts (MW) of electricity, enough to power almost 1 million homes. Availability of the draft EIS sets the stage for… Read More

VARD secures contract for two CSOVs for Purus Wind

United Kingdom

Upgraded and tailor made VARD 4 19 design UK based offshore wind services provider Purus Wind has committed to contribute to the next generation battery hybrid service, operation, and transfer vessels to the sector. The order of the two CSOVs is part of Purus Wind’s continued commitment to meet the needs of the clean energy… Read More

North Star Expands Vard Newbuild Orders with 2+2 CSOVs Due in 2025

United Kingdom

With demand continuing to grow for vessels to support the offshore wind industry and analysts projecting a need for more vessels, the UK’s North Star has entered into an additional building contract with Fincantieri’s Vard Shipyard headquartered in Norway. The contract is for two uniquely designed methanol-ready Commissioning Service Operation Vessels (CSOVs) with an option… Read More

ABS, KSOE Plan New Study on Floating H2 Production off Korea

Korea, Republic of

ABS and KSOE have announced a new study on the possibility of installing a near-shore floating platform for wind-powered hydrogen production off the coast of South Korea. The project builds on the expertise that the two firms developed through the design and approval of a floating hydrogen production platform last year. Working together with specialty… Read More

Eni Moves Toward FID for Controversial High-CO2 Offshore Gas Field

Italy

Italian supermajor Eni is said to be approaching a final investment decision on a controversial offshore gas project, the Verus (Evans Shoal) reservoir. If developed, Evans Shoal could Evans Shoal is located on the edge of Australia’s continental shelf, about 135 nautical miles to the northwest of Darwin in the Timor Sea. It was discovered… Read More

Two Offshore Wind Legislation Proposals Would Direct Leasing Revenues to Beach Nourishment and Coastal Protection

United States

Offshore Wind Legislation Directs Revenues to Beach Nourishment and Coastal Protection | States impacted by offshore wind projects deserve a cut of the revenues derived from the sale of lease areas to offset impacts to the environment and local economies. The Save Limit Grow Act of 2023, HR.1, or the Debt Ceiling Bill, HR. 2811,… Read More

Port of Long Beach unveils Pier Wind concept

CA, United States

The Port of Long Beach has revealed plans for a facility aimed at supporting California’s renewable energy objectives. The proposed Pier Wind facility is designed to accommodate the manufacturing and assembly of large scale offshore wind turbines, potentially playing a pivotal role in the state’s renewable energy future. The floating offshore wind facility is envisioned… Read More

Seatrium to Build Substations for Empire Wind Offshore Wind Farms in US

United States

Singapore-based Seatrium, formerly known as Sembcorp Marine, has secured a $377m contract to construct two offshore wind farm substations for Empire Offshore Wind, a joint venture between Equinor and BP. The contract will involve the engineering, procurement, construction, offshore hook-up, and commissioning of two Offshore Substation Platforms for Empire Wind 1 and 2 Offshore Wind… Read More

Reach Subsea awarded season-long offshore renewables contract

Norway

The Haugesund, Norway-headquartered group will use subsea support vessel Deep Cygnus for the project, which commenced early May 2023. Reach Subsea has this 2009-built multipurpose vessel on charter for another three years. This new contract means Deep Cygnus has significant contract coverage for the 2023 season, after which it will go into drydock for maintenance and battery installation Q4… Read More

Window of Opportunity for Offshore Oil and Gas

World ,

Offshore wind may be attracting all the media attention, but offshore oil and gas is entering a major boom cycle. The offshore oil industry can look forward to $100 billion a year in capex commitments through 2024 – twice the expected investment in offshore renewables – and offshore activity will outpace onshore oil projects by… Read More

Report: Lagging U.S. Offshore Wind Power Could Swell to 51 GW in Years

United States

While there has been a lot of attention on the emerging offshore wind sector, a new market analysis from the American Clear Power Association (ACP) illustrates how far behind the United States is in comparison to not only global economies but small countries including Vietnam and Taiwan. The trade group for the clean power industry… Read More

Offshore Wind Power Installation Service Market to witness Huge Growth with Projected | Key Players

World ,

Global Market Vision added research publication document on Worldwide Off Shore Wind Power Installation Service Market breaking major business segments and highlighting wider level geographies to get deep dive analysis on market data. The study is a perfect balance bridging both qualitative and quantitative information of Worldwide Off Shore Wind Power Installation Service market. The… Read More

North Star contracts VARD for up to four new offshore wind farm commissioning vessels

Norway

VARD is pleased to announce that it has signed new contracts for the design and construction of two commissioning service operation vessels (CSOVs) for the UK’s leading infrastructure support vessel operator North Star. The agreement also has an option for two additional ships, which could ultimately create a total of up to 200 new seafaring… Read More

Sembcorp wins $377m Empire Wind substations deal

Singapore

Sembcorp Marine Offshore Platforms (SMOP) has secured a contract worth more than S$500m (US$377m) to provide substations for Equinor and BP’s US offshore projects Empire Wind 1 and 2. The scope of the project involves the engineering, procurement, construction, offshore hook-up and commissioning of two offshore substation platforms for the two wind farms, located about… Read More

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