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The UK offshore wind industry has significant potential for new business models, a recent analysis suggests, including different ways of going ‘subsidy-free’

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innogy enters Taiwanese offshore wind market with local partnership

02 Apr 2020

Covid-19 ‘wreaks havoc’ onshore but offshore wind relatively unscathed

01 Apr 2020

Offshore wind not immune to Covid-19 but expected to be ‘resilient’

31 Mar 2020

News

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Østensjø Rederi appoints chartering manager – renewables

03 Apr 2020

Håkon Vevang will focus exclusively on the growing market for service operation vessels and related ship types for the offshore wind industry

innogy turns to Siemens Gamesa for Kaskasi turbines

03 Apr 2020

Massachusetts offshore wind logistics hub moves a step closer

03 Apr 2020

Celtic Sea floater a stepping-stone to full-scale floating wind

02 Apr 2020

DOE to fund offshore wind technology demonstration projects

02 Apr 2020

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New class of installation vessels to handle ‘super-sized’ wind turbines

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Norway seeks development of multiple large-scale floating windfarms

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Iberdrola to build Norwegian floating wind project, planning one in Spain

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Offshore wind not immune to Covid-19 but expected to be ‘resilient’

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Newbuild dual-fuel installation vessel records German LNG milestone

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UK owner to build new CTVs in Asia

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Oil major Total to develop floating wind in Celtic Sea

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USV outfit signs agreement with survey specialist for 3D sub-seabed imaging

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Subsea service provider imposes coronavirus travel restrictions

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The Philippines takes first step towards offshore windfarms

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Winds of change: floating, onshore and other low carbon technology CfDs

by Riviera News

On 2 March 2020, the UK Government published a consultation proposing significant changes to the contracts for difference (CfD) scheme to apply for projects competing in future allocation rounds

by Søren Lassen

Why offshore wind will attract more than US$211Bn between now and 2025

by Ian Baylis

To reduce emissions, CTV sector needs to be more proactive

by David Foxwell

Funding needed to help floating wind set sail

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Editor's Choice

EIC foresees ‘immense growth potential’ for offshore wind

26 Mar 2020

New report is the latest in a number of analyses predicting a steep increase in the size of the offshore wind industry, installed capacity and number of countries adopting it

Coronavirus impact on Chinese offshore wind ‘limited’

25 Mar 2020

CfD consultation: why it pays to read the fine detail

19 Mar 2020

Norway seeks development of multiple large-scale floating windfarms

16 Mar 2020

Germany ‘needs two-sided CfD’ to reach 20 GW by 2030

13 Mar 2020

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Why the OSV sector should look at the blue economy

OSV day rates will never reach 2014 levels says analyst

Game changers and weak links in southeast Asia's 'Blue Economy'

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