Offshore Wind Journal reports on every aspect of the offshore wind industry, from policy to projects, turbines to technology and the supply chain to offshore wind vessels.

Riviera’s editorial team keeps our qualified readership up-to-date with events worldwide as the market goes from strength to strength, expands internationally and embraces the opportunities presented by floating wind. We deliver the insight our audience needs to stay abreast of new markets and evolving technology and keep track of opportunities as they emerge around the world.

Offshore Wind Journal engages with our growing professional community, which includes industry leaders, decision-makers and executives across the entire industry, from developers and asset owners to turbine OEMs, EPCI companies, installers, O&M specialists and the supply chain.

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Key Facts:

• 67% of the circulation reaches senior technical and operational managers responsible for operating and maintaining windfarms and the vessels providing support**

• 7,740 copies circulated quarterly (3,750 print, 3,990 digital)**

• 72% of the magazine circulation reaches key purchasing decision-makers**

Global Reach:

Reader analysis by geographical breakdown**

** Publisher’s statement

Issue/Features 2025

Additional distribution

1st Quarter

Area reports: UK, US – an update on the leading European market and developments under the new US administration
Emerging markets – more and more countries are adopting offshore wind – we review plans in the latest
Offshore access/walk-to-work: how is gangway technology evolving and what are the drivers?
Jones Act compliant vessels/technology for the US market – the latest on US designs and construction programmes
Cable-lay vessels/trenching technology – demand for power cables is booming. What kind of vessels will be required to install them?
Propulsors: thrusters and propellers for offshore wind vessels – a review of new products
Unmanned/uncrewed vessels – USVs are set to cut costs and enhance safety – a review of operating experience to date

Wind Energy Asia, Taiwan

Business Network for Offshore Wind IPF, Virgina Beach

All Energy. Glasgow

Wind Europe 2025, Copenhagen

2nd Quarter

Area reports: France, Germany – France and Germany have both committed to huge increases in offshore wind – what progress have they made
Emerging markets - more and more countries are adopting offshore wind – we review plans in the latest
Coatings/corrosion protection – OWJ reviews developments from OEMs producing coatings and cathodic protection systems
Grid connection – the latest on European plans to boost transmission systems for renewables
Turbine maintenance & repair – the latest on the new concepts being developed to reduce O&M costs
The Asian market for offshore wind vessels and designs - the latest on US designs and construction programmes
The Norwegian offshore wind market – how Norway is going about standing up a new industry
Cranes and lifting systems for installation vessels – cranes are key ‘tools’ on offshore installation vessels – what are the latest developments?

Global Offshore Wind, London

3rd Quarter

Area reports: Poland & the Baltic states – Poland is leading the way on offshore wind in the region – a report on progress to date
Emerging markets – more and more countries are adopting offshore wind – we review plans in the latest
Scour protection: new technology is being proposed to replace time-tested solutions. A review of the latest developments
The European market for offshore wind vessels and designs – a review of next-generation designs for CTVs, SOVs and installation vessels
Propulsors: thrusters and propellers for offshore wind vessels – a review of new products
Survey systems & technology – as offshore windfarms get larger and are built further from shore, what kind of technology will be used for surveys?
Opportunities for vessels in floating wind – what kind of vessels will be needed and with what kind of features?

International Workboat Show, New Orleans

4th Quarter

Area reports: Denmark, Japan – an update from one of Europe’s longest established markets and Asia’s potentially most significant
Emerging markets - more and more countries are adopting offshore wind – we review plans in the latest
Role of classification/certification - with their background in the offshore oil and gas sector, class societies play a lead role in the assessment of floating offshore wind
Testing facilities – test centres play a key role bringing new technology to market. What kind of facilities will they need?
The Asian market for offshore wind vessels and designs - the latest on US designs and construction programmes
Cranes and lifting systems for installation vessels - cranes are key ‘tools’ on offshore installation vessels – what are the latest developments?
Safety equipment and systems – a review of the latest technology designed to make life safer offshore

Offshore Wind Journal Conference, London

Offshore Support Journal Subsea Conference, London

Annual Offshore Support Journal Conference, Awards & Exhibition, London

Regular reports

Each issue will include updates on:

Operation and maintenance – the trends and technology designed to make maintenance less costly
Turbine technology – OWJ homes in on the latest turbines
Fixed/floating foundations – new designs for deeper water reviewed
Installation vessels – the latest designs form the leading naval architects
Crew transfer vessels – the latest designs form the leading naval architects
Service operation vessels – the latest designs form the leading naval architects
Green propulsion, including hybrid/battery solutions, alternative fuels, and offshore charging/power solutions

Print Advertising Rates

Full colour	x1 per year	x2 per year	x4 per year
Full page	£2,300	£2,200	£2,100
Half page	£1,325	£1,200	£1,125
Half page island	£1,790	£1,630	£1,510
Quarter page	£830	£750	£700
Inside front cover	£2,600
Back cover	£2,700