Offshore Energy News & Articles

Voyis has released an update on the successful testing carried out for AROWIND, the proposed solution to challenges presented by offshore wind energy infrastructure inspections

Rem Offshore & Myklebust Verft’s Energy Subsea Construction Vessel aims to be the first to perform heavy construction work in both offshore wind and subsea with net zero emissions

Aiming to decarbonize the oil and gas industry, SeaTwirl AB and Verlume Ltd. have entered an MoU to use renewable power, seabed based energy storage, and intelligent energy management

Contractors have been selected by Net Zero Teesside Power and the NEP for offshore subsea injection systems, pipelines, subsea cabling, offshore systems engineering, and much more

Dynautics collaborates with Noria Energy on AquaPhi, an autonomous positioning system that enables rotational tracking of the sun

Venterra is providing marine acoustics measurement, modelling and marine mammal exposure assessments to offshore wind clients, ensuring environmentally friendly development

The Salamander floating wind project is partnering with Scottish universities to study the potential impact of significant renewable infrastructure installation on fish migration patterns

Fugro will perform geophysical & geotechnical surveys to support front-end engineering design for offshore production facilities for the Abadi liquefied natural gas project in Indonesia

Inyanga Marine Energy Group and partners will develop a satellite-based decision support tool to accelerate offshore renewable energy deployments as part of the BLUE-X project

The Doordewind project aims to accelerate the development of offshore wind in the Netherlands, and chose Fugro for its 2D UUHR surveys that provide exceptional data quality

The 1MW project will use Inyanga’s innovative HydroWing tidal stream technology, delivering a reliable, sustainable, and cost-competitive alternative to fossil-based power generation

This HYDROMOLE E-CFE system can deliver 400kW of power to the seabed, independent of water depth, and can be monitored and optimised in real-time, ensuring reliability

This highly flexible state-of-the-art vessel has a 150-metric ton heave-compensated crane, measures 99.9m in overall length with a breadth of 21m and can accommodate 100 people

The remote operation and monitoring system supplied includes a video system for the monitoring of all the offshore and onshore wind power generating facilities at this wind farm

Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition Round 4 is part of a £206m initiative focused on developing the technology necessary to decarbonise the UK domestic maritime sector

The Dragon 12 is reportedly the world’s first utility-scale tidal dragon, a device that will convert energy from tidal-stream flows into electricity in Vestmanna, Faroe Islands

The company will carry out seabed preparation, transport, installation, and protection of 350km of HVDC export cables & platform interlink cable connecting the wind farm to the UK electricity grid

The WellSentinel Clam provides early alerts and continuous monitoring to fortify operational resilience, allowing swift responses to potential issues with the subsea technology

Inyanga Marine’s HydroWing technology is based on a patented modular design that aims to dramatically improve the cost-efficiency and production of tidal stream energy