Intelatus: Almost 30,000 Offshore Wind Turbines to Be Installed by 2035

(OE) Over the last few years, many statements have been made concerning growth in offshore wind turbine and foundation installation demand.  These statements have been followed, in some cases, by firm orders for high-specification vessels, mainly from established players.  However, many of the announcements remain unconverted into shipyard orders. According to a new report released... Continue Reading →

Shell, Chinese partner to drop floating off-shore wind farm project in France

(Reuters) - Oil major Shell (SHEL.L) and state-owned Chinese energy company CGN on Tuesday said that they would drop their plan for a floating wind power project on France's Brittany coast, citing inflation and supply chain problems among other reasons. "The project faced several technical, commercial and financial challenges, all in a context of constantly increasing costs... Continue Reading →

Siemens Energy Gets Boost from Record Orders

(Reuters) Siemens Energy on Wednesday reported a record order backlog of nearly 100 billion euros ($104 billion), boosting its shares and overshadowing a widening net loss blamed on its struggling wind turbine division, Siemens Gamesa.  Siemens Energy - which provides services and equipment to the power sector, such as gas and wind turbines - said... Continue Reading →

CRP Subsea changes hands

UK-headquartered AIS has acquired CRP Subsea as part of its growth strategy and with the aim of expanding its range of subsea offerings. Based in Skelmersdale, England, CRP Subsea, formerly Trelleborg Offshore UK, delivers polymer and syntactic foam-based buoyancy and protection products for the offshore renewables and oil & gas industries. “Considerable growth is expected... Continue Reading →

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