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Briggs Marine signs landmark £182m contract with UK Ministry of Defence

The newbuilding WTIV on order for RWE Innogy with Daewoo Shipbuilding in Korea, due for delivery in the third quarter of 2011. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Operators respond to wind farm demand

The Turbine B rotor assembly is lifted for the Beatrice Wind Farm Demonstrator Project in Scotland’s Moray Firth. The project included two 5MW turbines, the world’s largest at the time. Photo: Beatrice – Talisman Energy OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Scottish plans for wind energy

This HPTIV can operate in year around weather conditions with an operational water depth range of 4.5m to 50m. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Joint development wind turbine vessel

This event, and those in the following years, will enable potential marine energy supply chain businesses to make important business decisions on when to enter the market, how their business costs might be affected, and when and how to promote t... OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Marine energy opportunities highlighted

Budget measures on enterprise zones, education and training could translate into supply chain growth, particularly around UK ports. Photo by Peter Barker OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Mixed response to UK budget

Cathelco is supplying anti-fouling anodes which are designed to prevent barnacle and mussel fouling within the Pelamis’ box cooler unit. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Anti-fouling for marine energy system

The 'Wave Buoy' from Ocean Power Technologies (OPT), which has signed for deployment at the Wave Hub off the coast of Cornwall. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Falmouth seeks marine energy test site

MCT’s SeaGen tidal turbine in Strangford Lough, Northern Ireland, is supplying power to the grid. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Tidal turbine on course for UK funding

Heather Abrahams, Finance Wales; Nick Colin York, MD Holyhead Marine Services; James Burns, operations director Holyhead Towing Company and Alan Darrock, financial director, in the Holyhead Marine Services shed. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Offshore wind propels Holyhead growth

The full environmental statement for the proposed Green Port Hull project will be submitted during the summer. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Green Port Hull project moving closer

The Kentish Flats wind farm was one of the UK’s earliest Round 1 installations. Photo: Vattenfall OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Consultation for Kentish Flats extension

A barge carrying monopile foundations arrives at Ramsgate for the Thanet Offshore Windfarm. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Foundation designs under the spotlight

A computer generated image shows a Seajacks vessel carrying wind turbine blades on its blade rack. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Blade racks contract for A&P Falmouth

Teesside has the skills, infrastructure, heritage and a deep sea port critical to for the huge scale engineering required for offshore wind developments. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Energy opportunities prompt Chain Reaction

PSG has supplied engineering, fabrication, logistical and heavy lift support to the project as lead contractor to OPT. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Scots group seizes local opportunity

The crane and the heavy lift jack-up vessel will load, transport and install up to 80 wind energy plants per year, with heights of up to 120m. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Mega-crane readied for Round 3 wind farms

Transition pieces for the Thanet Wind Farm are seen in the Port of Ramsgate. Photo by Peter Barker OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Renewable UK campaign for marine energy

If trials are successful, Minesto plans to deploy enough devices around the UK’s coastline to generate up to 530GWh a year by 2020. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Grant funding for underwater kites trials

Computer image of the new operations and maintenance centre currently under construction at Ramsgate for the London Array Offshore Windfarm. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

London Array moves into Ramsgate

There are now 1,341 MW of wind energy installed in UK waters. Photo by Peter Barker OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

UK holds lead in European offshore wind