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Cable works begin at Arcadis Ost 1

Germany

The JDR Services team have begun the cable termination & testing works on behalf of their client Parkwind for the Arcadis Ost 1 Offshore Wind Farm. The development will comprise 27 Vestas V174 9.5MW WTGs and will be situated in the Baltic Sea, north-east of Germany, with a capacity of up to 257MW. The offshore… Read More

Infinity Power Finalizes Acquisition of Lekela Power in Africa’s Biggest Renewable Energy Deal

United Arab Emirates

Infinity Power, a joint venture between Egypt’s Infinity and UAE’s Masdar, announced today it has completed the acquisition of the entire shareholding of Lekela Power. The transaction makes Infinity Power the largest renewable energy company on the African continent. Infinity’s key stakeholders include Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) and European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). Lekela currently… Read More

Ørsted, Eversource propose Revolution Wind 2 project for Rhode Island

RI, United States

Offshore wind partners Ørsted and Eversource submitted a proposal for an 884-megawatt project called Revolution Wind 2 in response to Rhode Island’s newest wind power solicitation, promising “unprecedented investments in port improvements and shipbuilding.” “Ørsted and Eversource are leading the buildout of a homegrown American offshore wind industry, and Revolution Wind 2 will further advance… Read More

Offshore wind farm logistics risk becoming a quayside carpark

World ,

Project developers are facing multiple challenges, but the problems start long before the turbines leave the marshalling port, writes Alex Fyfe. The offshore windfarm market has witnessed stellar growth as demand for clean energy has increased, and this growth is set to accelerate. The global demand for energy derived from windfarms will see deployments grow… Read More

Ocean Installer awarded installation contract on the world’s largest offshore floating wind project.

Norway

Equinor has awarded Ocean Installer a contract for installation of dynamic inter-array cables on Hywind Tampen in Norway. Hywind Tampen is the world’s largest floating wind farm and the first related to the electrification of Oil and Gas assets. The wind farm is estimated to meet about 35% of the annual electricity power demand of… Read More

Ørsted acquires Irish solar project

Denmark

Ørsted has acquired the Irish solar project Garrenleen from renewable energy developer Terra Solar. The 160 MW solar farm is the company’s second solar project in Ireland and will be able to power up to 56,000 homes annually, making it one of the largest solar farms in the country. Subject to Ørsted’s final investment decision,… Read More

Jan De Nul kicks off Gode Wind 3 and Borkum Riffgrund 3

Germany

Jan De Nul Group announces that it has officially started the T&I contract for the construction of Ørsted’s 242 MW Gode Wind 3 and 900 MW Borkum Riffgrund 3 offshore wind farm in Germany. A first batch of 3 monopile foundations has left Steelwind’s yard in Nordenham (Germany) to Eemshaven (The Netherlands), which is part… Read More

Royal IHC sells IQIP to HAL Investments BV

Netherlands

Royal IHC has reached agreement to sell subsidiary IQIP Holding B.V. to HAL Investments B.V. (HAL).  IQIP is the world leader in foundations and installations in the offshore wind market. The sale involves the transfer of 100% of the shares of IQIP Holding B.V. to HAL. For Royal IHC, this is an important step in… Read More

Shell Funds Offshore Wind Research at Former Avondale Shipyard Site

LA, United States

Louisiana-based company Gulf Wind Technology has secured funding from Shell to set up a wind power research and training facility at the former Avondale Shipyard site, a storied location which is ready for redevelopment. With $10 million in backing from Shell, Gulf Wind plans to hire 30 people and found a new hub for offshore… Read More

Celtic Sea Demonstration Floating Wind Project Gets Welsh Approval

United Kingdom

Plans for the first floating wind farm in the Celtic Sea cleared key hurdles with permissions from the Welsh government. The project is viewed as a demonstration that would help to unlock the potential for offshore wind power generation in the region and play a critical step in the UK’s target of over 100 GW… Read More

NCT emerges behind cable layer order at Vard

Denmark

Denmark’s NCT Offshore has been revealed as the owner behind the cable layer booked at Norwegian shipbuilder Vard. The ship of VARD 9 01 design will be built entirely by the Vard network in an upgraded version targeting renewables and fiber optics work. It will have a length of around 95 m and a total… Read More

All American Marine Delivers Innovative Offshore Wind Survey Vessel for NV5-Geodynamics

NC, United States

All American Marine (AAM) together with Geodynamics, an NV5 company, are proud to announce the delivery of a cutting-edge research and hydrographic survey vessel that will service the growing offshore wind market as well as accomplish many other scientific survey missions. The R/V Shackleford is a 73’ x 26.7’ semi-displacement aluminum catamaran hull that was developed by Nic de Waal… Read More

Maine Signals Readiness for Commercial-Scale Floating Offshore Wind

ME, United States

The State of Maine recently published the final version of its Maine Offshore Wind Roadmap, sending a strong market signal that the state is increasingly ready for commercial-scale floating offshore wind development in the Gulf of Maine. The Roadmap, which I first wrote about in November, makes a series of recommendations to advance commercial scale-floating offshore wind… Read More

Damen: Going with the FLOW

Netherlands

Damen concept aims to tackle the next generation of offshore wind Driven by ambitious targets and the drive for energy self-sufficiency, the offshore wind industry is gathering pace. As it grows, the developing sector faces challenges. Amongst these is the installation of turbines in deeper waters. Many areas planning offshore wind developments do not have… Read More

Jan De Nul: Simulator sessions with ‘digital twin’ of Les Alizés in Norway

Norway

They are fully ready now. Eight crew members of our newest Heavy-Lift Vessel Les Alizés and seven support colleagues spent a week in Norway in early February for simulator sessions with a virtual twin of the vessel. After five intense days of training, they returned home with a lot of new insights, ready for Les… Read More

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