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Salamander, a joint venture between Ørsted, Simply Blue Group and Subsea7, is pleased to have been offered an exclusivity agreement as part of Crown E...

The 100 MW Salamander floating offshore wind project, located 35 km off Peterhead, is designed to provide Scotland and its supply chain with an early opportunity to deliver floating offshore wind ahead of the larger-scale ScotWind buildout.

More countries than ever before are planning their first offshore wind lease rounds in 2023. That is according to the Q1 2023 edition of 4C Offshores Global Market Overview.

The offshore wind sector witnessed another year of high growth despite global financial uncertainties but here we will look for trends that are expected to...

The offshore wind sector witnessed another year of high growth despite global financial uncertainties. Although 2022 did not match 2021’s record of over 19.5GW of online capacity, which was mainly driven by the expiration of national feed-in-tariffs in Mainland China (MC), 2022 witnessed the second highest amount of global online capacity with almost 8.5GW.

Hywind Scotland, the world’s first floating offshore wind farm, has passed five years in operation since its commissioning in 2017. With a capacity of 30 MW generated by 5 turbines, Hywind Scotland utilises the Hywind floating spar-substructure concept. The wind farm generates enough electricity to power the equivalent of 34,000 UK homes.

Hywind Scotland, the first floating offshore wind farm in the world, has been running for five years now. It was put into service in 2017…

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Hywind Scotland, the worlds first floating offshore wind farm, has passed five years in operation since its commissioning in 2017. Hywind Scotland, located off the... | December 29, 2022

As the industry is preparing to meet in Amsterdam next week at the Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference (OEEC) 2022, headlines over the past few weeks show the same as the exhibitors’ and speakers’ list for this year’s OEEC – just how much offshore oil & gas and LNG industries, and industries such as offshore wind, green hydrogen, and carbon capture and storage are connected, and how much they need each other.