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RWE study predicts Scotland could become a world leader in creating low carbon concrete foundations for offshore wind

Scotland has a tremendous opportunity to develop a world-leading industry constructing foundations for offshore wind farms

Study: Scotland Could Become Leader in

Scotland could become a world leader in producing low-carbon concrete foundations for floating offshore wind farms, a study…

RWE study flags floater opportunity for Scots industry

Northumberland offshore wind cable factory secures £130m boost

Government argues funding will 'fire up boom in offshore wind manufacturing' while creating and safeguarding 440 jobs in North East England

Northumberland offshore wind cable factory secures £130m funding boost

UK Gov't Joins Floating Wind Development Center

ORE Catapult outlines UK floater future

RWE, ORE Catapult study concrete floaters in Scotland

Floating Offshore Wind sector promises global opportunities for subsea industry

Floating Offshore Wind sector promises global opportunities for subsea industry 03 Mar 2021 Floating Offshore Wind (FOW) sector through a three-part webinar series organised by Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult’s Floating Offshore Wind Centre of Excellence (FOW CoE), beginning this month (9th March).   Subsea UK is encouraging underwater engineering companies to capitalise on the massive global potential in FOW following recent developments. UK Government has set a target of one gigawatt (GW) of floating wind capacity by 2030, the EU is aiming to have 100-150 GW by 2050 and new research from Wood Mackenzie states the FOW market in Asia Pacific could offer investment opportunities worth up to $58 billion.   

UK Floating Offshore Wind Could be Subsidy-Free by 2030

UK Floating Offshore Wind Could be Subsidy-Free by 2030 Written by AZoCleantechJan 27 2021 UK floating offshore wind could reach “subsidy-free” levels by the early 2030s, according to a study completed by the Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult’s Floating Offshore Wind Centre of Excellence (FOW CoE). The last turbine for the Hywind Scotland project sets sail from Stord, Norway. Image Credit: yvind Gravs / Equinor The Floating Offshore Wind: Cost Reduction Pathways to Subsidy-Free study suggests large floating offshore wind projects could secure Contracts for Difference (CfD) strike prices below current wholesale electricity price forecasts as early as 2029, depending on the deployment scenario pursued by the UK.