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Offshore wind workforce a weak link in plan to build out renewables

LA, United States

A national push toward offshore wind energy could create thousands of well-paying domestic jobs in Louisiana and elsewhere, according to clean energy advocates and President Joe Biden, who wants to establish 30 gigawatts of offshore wind energy by 2030. But it’s unlikely there will be enough trained and certified workers to fill those positions, and… Read More

Crowley Wind Services submits USACE permit application for work in Salem Harbor

MA, United States

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New England District received a permit application to conduct work in waters of the United States from Crowley Wind Services in Providence, R.I., for proposed work in Salem Harbor at 67 Derby Street in Salem, Mass. The proposed work involves replacing a 705-foot by 40-foot pile supported pier with… Read More

In a first, a cargo ship strikes an offshore wind turbine

World ,

A cargo ship struck an offshore wind turbine at the 330-megawatt (MW) Gode Wind 1 wind farm in the German North Sea. The 55-turbine Gode 1 offshore wind farm, which is 45 km (28 miles) off the German coast, is owned by Danish wind giant Ørsted. The general cargo ship is called the Petra L, and… Read More

Van Oord installs first monopile at Baltic Eagle offshore wind farm

Netherlands

Van Oord’s heavy-lift installation vessel Svanen has installed the first of 50 monopiles for the Baltic Eagle offshore wind farm. In addition to the transport and installation of the wind turbine foundations, Van Oord is responsible for the supply, transport and installation of approximately 70 kilometres of inter-array cables. The Baltic Eagle offshore wind farm… Read More

Around €30 billion: Europe’s largest-ever contracting pack-age for security of supply, the energy transition and climate protection launched

Netherlands

Official signing of the contract between TenneT and four cooperation partners in Berlin to develop the North Sea as a hub for sustainable and independent European energy production Long-term framework agreements will secure resources needed to build grid connections for North Sea wind farms that will generate as much electricity as 28 large-scale power plants The high-tech… Read More

Transocean Ltd. Provides Quarterly Fleet Status Report

Switzerland

On April 18, 2023, Transocean Ltd. published its quarterly fleet status report. The purpose of this press release is to correct an error in the first sentence of the third paragraph. The press release stated that the incremental backlog associated with the fixtures identified in the second paragraph was approximately $645 million. The correct amount is $546 million. The corrected… Read More

Transocean and Eneti Announce Intention to Enter into Joint Venture for Offshore Wind Foundation Installation

Switzerland

Transocean Ltd. (NYSE: RIG) (“Transocean”) and Eneti Inc. (NYSE: NETI) (“Eneti”) announced today the execution of a non-binding memorandum of understanding through their respective subsidiary companies indicating their intention to form a joint venture company that will engage in offshore wind foundation installation activities. The joint venture would benefit from the best-in-class experience of both partners across their… Read More

Digital marine matchmaking platform for offshore market unveiled

RI, United States

Rhode Island-headquartered digital marine services AI startup company Attender is ramping up operations, following its latest successful round of investor funding. Attender CEO David Dolan, a former ship manager, has spent the last two years presenting the Attender AI vision to VCs and private equity firms with major breakthroughs coming in the last six to 12 months…. Read More

Cyan Renewables to collaborate with Ulstein to design new FFIVs

Singapore

Cyan Renewables, a Singaporean company specialised in offshore wind farm vessels, will collaborate with Dutch engineering firm Ulstein to design new floating foundation installation vessels (FFIV). As Ulstein claimed, the new FFIVs are expected to lower emissions with “a hybrid power system consisting of dual-fuel engines, shore power, and a battery energy storage system”. The… Read More

Bureau Veritas: Strong Start To The Year; 2023 Outlook Confirmed

Belgium

Q1 2023 KEY FIGURES1 Revenue of EUR 1,404.5 million in the first quarter of 2023, up 8.9% year on year and up 8.5% organically Strong organic growth from Marine & Offshore +13.5%, Industry +12.5%, Certification +11.2%, Buildings & Infrastructure +9.0% and Agri-Food & Commodities +7.7% divisions, compared to the first quarter of 2022; lower Consumer… Read More

DEME co-signs the Offshore Renewable Industry Declaration after the North Sea Summit in Ostend

Belgium

The North Sea Summit took place today in Ostend. The Summit was initiated by the Belgian government and brought around the table not only top European politicians but also 100 CEOs of various companies active in the Offshore Energy sector including DEME. The Ostend Summit underlines the ambition to make the North Sea the new… Read More

Jan De Nul and Hellenic Cables awarded export and inter-array cables packages for RWE’s Thor Offshore Wind Farm in Denmark

Denmark

Jan De Nul Group in partnership with Hellenic Cables has been awarded by RWE the turnkey delivery of both the export cable as well as inter-array cable systems for the Thor Project. Marked as Denmark’s largest offshore wind farm, Thor will deliver renewable energy to approximately one million Danish households. The turnkey contract consists of… Read More

Jan De Nul and other Belgian pioneers welcome North Sea Summit in Ostend

Belgium

Last year, four countries decided to convert fossil fuels to renewable energy produced on the North Sea. Now, in 2023, five more countries are joining them. After a first edition in Esbjerg in Denmark last year, Belgium organised the second gathering of countries around the North Sea related to renewable energy. Besides the political part,… Read More

Remembering Deepwater Horizon, the worst offshore oil spill in our history

Mexico

How long do you think it would take to overlook the worst offshore oil spill in history, one that lasted 87 days and during which 4 million barrels spewed into the Gulf of Mexico? Recent moves by the federal government point to the answer being 13 years. On April 20, two days before Earth Day,… Read More

At Tradepoint Atlantic, Moore breaks ground on offshore wind construction facility, signs climate bills

MD, United States

Capping a week of climate-themed events, Gov. Wes Moore (D) traveled to Maryland’s biggest industrial development Friday to break ground on a new construction facility for the offshore wind energy industry and to sign three pieces of legislation designed to boost the state’s efforts to combat climate change. After touring the massive Tradepoint Atlantic development… Read More

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