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Inflation Begins to Bite for Offshore Wind Developers

United States

Soaring inflation is not just a problem for consumers. It appears to be taking some of the wind out of the sails of the budding U.S. offshore wind industry, despite a major package of financial incentives just passed by Congress. Last week, Avangrid’s Commonwealth Wind project – a 1,200 MW installation off the coast of… Read More

Cable Installation Starts for Massachusetts’ First Offshore Wind Farm

MA, United States

Offshore cable installation commenced this week for Vineyard Wind which is billed as the first commercial-scale offshore wind farm in the United States. The company used the launch as an opportunity to highlight its work with the U.S. merchant marine while attempting to put to rest a controversy over a foreign-flagged tug spotted by Offshore… Read More

Innovation for restoring oyster reefs installed in Luchterduinen wind farm

Netherlands

Rotterdam, the Netherlands, 3 November 2022 – Four oyster tables – structures made of concrete and other material on which live oysters are placed – have been installed at Luchterduinen wind farm. By placing the oyster tables there, the Rich North Sea programme, energy company Eneco and marine contractor Van Oord are working to restore… Read More

Dominion, Ratepayer Advocates Propose Settlement Over Potential Wind Project Costs

VA, United States

RICHMOND — Dominion Energy and groups advocating for ratepayers announced a settlement agreement Friday on who will bear responsibility for any increased costs associated with the Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project. The agreement, which was reached between Dominion Energy, the Office of the Attorney General, Walmart, the Sierra Club and environmental nonprofit Appalachian Voices, protects ratepayers… Read More

Tidewater marks “a satisfying milestone”

TX, United States

Houston-headquartered offshore services giant Tidewater Inc. (NYSE:TDW) has released third quarter results that see it report positive net income for the first quarterly period since 2017. “Our third quarter performance reinforces our previous commentary that the offshore vessel industry had reached an inflection point,” said Tidewater President and CEO Quintin Kneen. “Revenue improved by 17% sequentially,… Read More

Offshore Wind Set to Surpass $1 trillion in Next Decade

WORLD ,

In the next decade, $1 trillion is set to flow into offshore wind. Everyone – from legacy energy providers to Big Oil – is making moves in this space. Despite being the global leader, the European offshore wind industry is still in its infancy and the largest opportunities lie ahead. In 2021, offshore wind supplied… Read More

Beach commission gets briefing on planned offshore wind energy project that could impact county

NC, United States

The Carteret County Beach Commission, which advises the county shore protection office, received a briefing Monday on Kitty Hawk Wind, a major wind energy project that could impact the county in the future, in ways both positive and unknown. Megan Higgins of Avangrid Renewables, a major player in the wind energy industry, spoke to the… Read More

Bernhard Schulte Offshore to upgrade SOV to CSOV

Norway

The SX 175 design offshore wind service operation vessel (SOV) Windea Leibniz is back at Norway’s Ulstein Verft for an upgrade. After installation of an adjustable pedestal for the gangway, and a 50% increase in single cabins for charterers, the vessel will be ready for assignments in the Baltic Sea as well as the North Sea, and… Read More

Ammonia-Fueled PSV Fleet Planned by Amon for Norway’s Offshore Sector

Norway

Norway’s Amon Maritime, which seeks to become the world’s first carbon-free shipping company, announced plans to expand its efforts with ammonia as a maritime fuel to launch the first platform supply vessels that can operate carbon-free. The new fleet which expects to launch by 2025 is designed to meet Norwegian regulations for the oil and… Read More

Sembcorp Marine to Buy Keppel O&M in Revised Megamerger

Singapore

Nearly two years after Keppel O&M announced plans to exit its core business in offshore oil rig construction and repairs and six months after an agreement to form a new company with Sembcorp, the planned merger has been restructured for Sembcorp Marine to directly acquire Keppel O&M. The deal, which is now valued at nearly… Read More

OMSA: Foreign-Flagged Tug Spotted at a U.S. Offshore Wind Farm

United States

The Offshore Marine Services Association (OMSA) has made a remarkable discovery: a Dutch-flagged, Dutch-owned tug has crossed the Atlantic and performed at least one job on a U.S. offshore wind farm. The vessel’s presence appears to counter expectations that the Jones Act workboat sector would have exclusive access to tug-and-tow contracts for offshore wind projects on… Read More

Crowley, Humboldt Bay to Develop and Operate California Wind Terminal

CA, United States

Crowley signed an agreement with the Port of Humboldt Bay to exclusively negotiate to be the developer and operator of a terminal to serve as California’s first hub to serve offshore wind energy installations. Through Crowley’s Wind Services group, the company will enter into negotiations with the port to lease and serve as the port’s… Read More

BOEM Publishes Final Sale Notice for California Offshore Lease Areas

CA, United States

The U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM), on October 21, 2022, published the Final Sale Notice (FSN) for the California lease areas available for commercial offshore wind energy development. The December 6 lease sale will be the first offshore wind lease sale on the West Coast and the first U.S. sale to support potential commercial-scale offshore… Read More

Dominion Energy and Attorney General file settlement agreement for Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind

VA, United States

Dominion Energy Virginia and the Virginia Office of the Attorney General have filed a settlement agreement in Dominion Energy’s pending petition to the State Corporation Commission of Virginia (SCC). The petition had asked the SCC to reconsider the performance guarantee included in the final order approving the development of the 2.6 GW Coastal Virginia Offshore… Read More

NNPC, Akwa Ibom sign deal on marine logistics hub to support offshore construction

Nigeria

The Nigeria National Petroleum Company (NNPL) Limited, Akwa Ibom government, and Solutions Hub Limited, have signed a deal to establish a fully integrated, deepwater logistics shore base in the state. NNPCL disclosed this in a series of tweets on Sunday. According to the tweet, Udom Emmanuel, Akwa Ibom governor, the leadership of NNPC, and Solution Hub Limited,… Read More

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