Offshore Renewables – Page 93
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NewsBoost for SeaEnergy wind farm business
Energy ventures company SeaEnergy PLC has won Scottish Enterprise funding support of over £88,000 for development of their offshore wind farm support business.
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NewsTrimaran wind farm boat due from Finland
Finland’s Mobimar Ltd will delivers its first trimaran crew transfer vessel to Meriaura Ltd in March of next year.
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Lindø launch for turbine prototype assembly
Vestas has announced that assembly of the prototype and pre-series versions of their new 7MW turbine will take place at Lindø in Denmark.
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NewsScots yard to build NZ wind farm design
Scottish boatbuilder Buckie Shipyard has entered an agreement with Veecraft Marine of Capetown SA to be the UK builder of the Teknicraft design of Wind Farm Service Vessels.
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NewsDutch duo do workboat deal at EWEA
Dutch companies Damen Shipyards and SeaZip Offshore Service signed a contract at the EWEA exhibition and conference in Amsterdam on this month for two Fast Crew Suppliers of the 2610 type.
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NewsRenewables O&M facilities growth at Yarmouth
Fendercare Marine, a member of James Fisher & Sons plc, has announced plans to open a second offshore marine energy O&M facility in Great Yarmouth UK early next year.
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NewsFrench ports for wind manufacturing
Engineering giant Alstom has revealed further details of its ambitions for offshore wind turbine manufacturing in France.
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NewsChallenges of scale greet UK Round 3 wind
It will soon be two years since the announcement of the successful bidders for the UK’s Round 3 offshore wind farm zones.
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NewsMPI Discovery delivered and Europe bound
MPI Offshore Limited (MPI) has taken delivery of the MPI Discovery, the second of the organisation’s two wind turbine installation vessels (WTIVs) to be built at the Cosco Qidong Shipyard in China.
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NewsSiemens ups stake in offshore renewables
Siemens has increased its share in British tidal energy company Marine Current Turbines Ltd to 45%.
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NewsOffshore wind blows strong in Amsterdam
As Europe faces the danger of recession, the offshore wind industry is planning massive growth.
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NewsRenewables Network boosts Humber region
An energy company developing a North Sea wind farm has signalled its commitment to local contractors by becoming the latest member of a networking organisation.
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NewsSuction Bucket innovation at Dogger Bank
The Forewind consortium will employ an innovative new foundation design concept when it installs two meteorological masts on the Dogger Bank offshore wind farm zone.
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NewsProgress on Wales’ first tidal energy farm
Plans by Marine Current Turbines and its project partner RWE npower renewables to install and operate Wales’s first ever tidal energy farm have moved a step closer.
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NewsThe quiet life of a seabed Oyster
Kongsberg Maritime Ltd in the UK has been awarded a contract with wave energy technology provider Aquamarine Power to carry out underwater noise assessments relating to its Oyster wave energy device.
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NewsTidal turbine feeds 100 MWh to grid
Rolls-Royce has achieved a milestone in the deployment of tidal energy technology with confirmation that its prototype tidal turbine has fed over 100 megawatt hours of electrical power into the national grid.
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NewsWind farm wins for Birkenhead and Mostyn
RWE Innogy signed agreements earlier this month for the use of areas at Birkenhead port near Liverpool which it will use as a base port for constructing the Gwynt y Môr offshore wind farm.
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NewsTyneside's renewables ‘Super Group’
A&P Tyne is part of a newly launched North East UK ‘Super Group’ formed to inform global business about how the region’s deep talent pool is positioned in a clear growth area for marine renewable energy.
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NewsNew turbine foundation installation vessel
With the wind farm industry eyeing the first examples of the crop of newbuilding turbine installation vessels being delivered, other interesting design concepts are also emerging.
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NewsClimate Change Committee visits Orkney
Scotland’s marine energy industry was the focus of the Government''s Energy and Climate Change Select Committee (ECCC)''s investigation into wave and tidal renewable energy on Tuesday this week.
