Offshore Renewables

A new Power Take Off technology has successfully completed subsea testing at Babcock’s Rosyth Site in Scotland.

A new offshore wind resource is being championed for its safety recommendations for wind farm owners and operators grappling with the risks posed by dropped objects.

Despite a stream of other business at this summer’s Seawork, “there were only one or two crew transfer vessels on the quay”.

Predicting the future of wind turbine installation jack-ups isn’t easy, and over-simplistic guesses may be looking in the wrong direction, writes Stevie Knight.

While solar Photo Voltaic technology costs are still constantly decreasing, the evolution towards high-wave offshore applications is a logical next step.

A leading offshore wind company claims it has a solution to a common monopile failure area.

A new project, working around tidal turbine blades, has begun developing a state-of-the-art computer model.

Reducing the levelised cost of energy for offshore monopile foundations was one of the topics discussed at the at the 9th International Offshore Foundations Conference in Bremen, Germany this month.

The first operational results of the 2MW Floatgen floating wind turbine have met and exceeded expectations.