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The new queue management process: go like the wind or gone with the wind? 🍃 Late last year, Ofgem modified the Connection and Use of System Code and introduced a new "queue management process" to accelerate grid connection. Need some more clarity? ▶️ https://ow.ly/W7VM30sAqQC

The new queue management process: go like the wind or gone with the wind? 🍃 Late last year, Ofgem modified the Connection and Use of System Code and introduced a new "queue management process" to accelerate grid connection. Need some more clarity? ▶️ https://ow.ly/HhNo30sAuu3

The new queue management process: go like the wind or gone with the wind? 🍃 Late last year, Ofgem modified the Connection and Use of System Code and introduced a new “queue management process” to accelerate grid connection. Need some more clarity? ▶️ https://ow.ly/R6Ny30sAoGa

The new queue management process: go like the wind or gone with the wind? 🍃 Late last year, Ofgem modified the Connection and Use of System Code and introduced a new "queue management process" to accelerate grid connection. Need some more clarity? ▶️ https://ow.ly/QOsu30sApSf

Quick summary of what I have been up to the past few months. Looking forward to giving you an update on the upcoming tests and progress in the not too distant future. #offshorewind #offshore #renewableenergy Portunus Solutions

Offshore wind developers grossly underrepresent the visual impacts to coastal communities, so we did them ourselves. We went to great lengths to ensure these renderings were not just accurate – but legally defensible in court. The renderings were produced using unedited high-resolution photos taken from Long Beach Township on a clear summer day with maximum visibility using a 50mm lens, which most accurately represents what the eye sees. Turbine geolocation data was processed in a 3D model, taking into account the exact GPS location of the camera and its field of view, the curvature of the earth, and the dimensions of the turbines as provided by Atlantic Shores. The geolocation data of the turbines used to produce the renderings was provided by Atlantic Shores and the federal agency in charge of overseeing offshore wind projects – the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management. While Atlantic Shores chose to show what the turbines would likely look like on hazy or overcast days with less visibility, we chose to show what the turbines would look like with maximum atmospheric visibility. #offshorewind #coastalliving #renewableenergy #climatechange

Calling all WTG experts: Given a typical list of expected maintenance tasks to be performed over the lifecycle of an offshore WTG, are all such tasks performable offshore in-situ for floating offshore windfarms? Or, are there certain necessary and required and expected WTG maintenance tasks which, today, by definition, would require towage to the nearest suitable port? What are these tasks, how often are they expected to be performed, and are floating project OPEX's factoring in these procedures?

Wind Analysis for Low-rise Building, Based on ASCE 7-05 / IBC 2009 / CBC 2010 Downloads https://lnkd.in/dRZ5SEiB

 🚢 In the fast-paced world of offshore wind farms, prioritizing the safety and effectiveness of operations is crucial. Vessel monitoring and alert systems are essential to achieving these goals. Read our blog to discover why #Marlin should be your preferred system 👉https://lnkd.in/ejrrvsju In the article, we explore the essential components of these systems, including: ✔️GPS Tracking ✔️Automatic Identification System (AIS) ✔️Radar and sonar ✔️Communication Systems #VesselMonitoringandAlertSystem #OffshoreWind #OperationsOptimization

From the 2024-OTC Paper: The new LVTF Mooring Theory and SAM Concept. Hope this helps to provide a solution to the mooring challenges for floating wind.