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Meg O'Neill, the #ceo of #australian #energy giant Woodside Energy, is overseeing the “next wave” of growth projects around the globe, including developments in the #gulfofmexico at #trion on the #mexico side and #shenzi on the #us side, #offshore #senegal w/ #sangomar and a massive #fpso there and further #lng expansion w/ #pluto train 2 and additional #lng to flow from train 1 after modifications. #trinidad #corpuschristi #mexicopacific #deepwater #lngindustry https://lnkd.in/gmgCX_eA

Exciting news for the offshore wind industry! The Rhode Island Commerce Corporation has partnered with OSW Partners to launch a supply chain concierge service aimed at helping developers, OEMs, and tier 1 companies find the right supply chain partners in the state. The service will work in tandem with RI's SupplyRI program, which sorts companies by expertise to match OSW companies with the appropriate RI companies. This will help reduce project risk and increase efficiency, as OSW Partners will ensure RI companies are equipped with the right information to deliver on projects. Learn more about this innovative initiative to support offshore wind efforts along the eastern seaboard. #offshorewind #rhodeisland #supplychain #blueeconomy

📅 Today at Project Cargo Summit 2024: Don't miss this key session on the future of freight forwarding in the wind industry! 🔹 11:15 - 11:45 | The New Role of Freight Forwarders in the Wind Industry A deep dive into how the role of freight forwarders is adapting to the increasing complexity of both offshore and onshore wind projects. As components grow in size and weight, the logistical challenges are more demanding than ever. What does the freight forwarder’s role look like today? How has it evolved, and what innovative solutions are required to tackle the demands of these massive projects? Join the session to learn more! To learn about the deugro's role in the offshore wind industry please visit: https://lnkd.in/eKhFPKEZ #LogisticsInnovation #FreightForwarding #ProjectCargoSummit #RenewableEnergy

Size matters in the offshore wind segment. Specifically, the size of the wind turbine and its direct correlation to the size of the vessel that is to assist in the installation of turbines. But Havfram CEO Ingrid Due-Gundersen sees a need for the smaller vessels too. #shipping #freight #offshorewind #renewableenergy #business

💡 With increasing wind turbine sizes in mind – how large should a future-proof Wind Turbine Installation Wind Vessel be? The decision for the size of Havfram's two vessels (currently under construction) has not been made over night and was a result of close dialogues with turbine manufacturers. ShippingWatch has published an article after last week’s Marine Money event in Oslo where Havfram CEO Ingrid Due-Gundersen shared insights about the process of choosing the vessel design at Havfram: Size certainly matters when it comes to vessel size, but she also explained why she thinks that in the growing offshore wind industry "still is a need for the smaller vessels too." ⚓ ➡ Please read the insightful article here: https://lnkd.in/dZhP7MFZ #havfram #offshorewind #leadingthepathtowardscleanenergy #shippingwatch

IJGlobal's latest case study underscores the vital importance of service operation vessels (SOVs) in Europe's offshore wind boom. As project auctions intensify, firms like North Star are obtaining substantial financing to grow their fleets, ensuring wind farm installation and maintenance are both efficient and cost-effective.   Want to read more? Download the case study here: https://lnkd.in/eaSyzbCx   #IJGlobal #OffshoreWind #RenewablesFinancing #CaseStudy

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Oh dear! Another blow for Norway's 1.5GW Sørlige Nordsjø offshore wind tender as EnBW Energie Baden-Württemberg AG has said its subsidiary Norseman Wind AS won't bid due to problems with the regulatory regime. The company was named as one of five pre-qualified bidders last month, but has now said it will not bid in the tender on 18th March because of concerns about the need to build and own the high-voltage interconnector; and limits on state support. This echoes concerns voiced by fellow pre-qualified bidder Shell last month. The silver lining is this indicates EnBW is showing cost discipline in its bids, and ruling out those where it doesn't feel it can make the numbers work. The firm also said it is still committed to the Norwegian market. But we can't ignore the fact that this silver lining comes with a massive cloud. This means the number of engaged pre-qualified bidders in this tender now potentially stands at just three (if we assume Shell won't be bidding), which is looking a little threadbare. We announced those pre-qualified bidders here on 16th February: https://lnkd.in/eVWJwjde There may be more twists and turns here before final bids are even submitted.

Great example of how the coal-to-gas shift can support the energytransition and significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions #energytransition

Another slowwwwww week in U.S. Offshore Wind (version 3/22) 💡 Extremely favorable Energy Community guidance should help almost all projects qualify for 10% bonus ITC, and tangentially giving more support for our ports ⚡ Final Dept. Of Energy Atlantic OSW Tx Study and Action Plan (cross those RTOs!) 🔬 Env. Reviews started for Vineyard Northeast (2.6 GW) and Atlantic Shores North (2.3 GW) 💰 Proposed sale notice (aka we’re about to auction) for 400k acres in the Gulf of Mexico 📫 MOST IMPORTANTLY – Oceantic launched our new monthly members-only “Policy Pulse.” About 1.5k words recapping the previous month’s advancements + supply chain wins (send complaints or suggestions!)