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Breeze Ship Design has recently been awarded a contract with Fujian Mawei for the design of a multipurpose offshore support vessel (MPSV). Our innovat...

“It appears that the economies of scale just aren’t enough to help these projects amid these macroeconomic events,” said Timothy Fox, an analyst at ClearView Energy Partners. “All those projects were on the bubble, so it’s not surprising that Equinor and BP want to reduce some of the risk they’re facing.” About 17.5 gigawatts of US offshore wind projects have won state contracts, and proposals representing more than h...

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Great Lakes Dredge & Dock (Great Lakes), together with its consortium partner Van Oord, has been informed by Empire Offshore Wind, a joint venture between BP and Equinor, of the termination of the rock installation contract for the Empire Wind 2 offshore wind project which was set to commence in 2026.

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As offshore wind faces setbacks on the East Coast, California has a chance to establish long-term success.

While officials from wind developers Equinor and BP stressed they planned a “reset” and may still participate in a current bid offering, news of the contract termination will, at a minimum, mean a delay in New York’s ambitious plans to decarbonize its power grid. This raises further questions about when and if the Port of Albany will build its wind tower facility, which is stalled amid rising costs.

After the close of the market yesterday, Great Lakes Dredge & Dock (GLDD) announced that Empire Offshore Wind LLC—a joint venture between major oil producers BP [...]

“Fenwick declined to be involved with hiring a consultant to negotiate a community benefits package with the wind farm companies,” she said. “We believed as advocates for our community we need to be able to speak freely, openly and without restriction to question the wisdom of moving forward with wind farms off our coast.” Magdeburger said that while Fenwick embraces green energy, it wanted answers to three questions – what the proposed ...

Seatrium has issued an announcement confirming its contract for a 1,260MW offshore substation (OSS) platform for Empire Wind 2…