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US first floating offshore wind energy research lease just announced
The lease area in Maine has potential to create up to 144 megawatts of clean energy. Come with us to Maine September 24-27 to meet the US floating industry.
The US Department of the Interior has announced the execution of the nation’s first floating offshore wind energy research lease. The lease area covers less than 15,000 acres located 28 nautical miles offshore Maine on the U.S.
We are organizing a Visit NOW to New York and Maine to further explore these early phase opportunities on the East Coast.
Deadline alert: NOW Accelerator Launched Four Challenges to Innovate Offshore Wind
As the August 26th deadline rapidly approaches, excitement is building within the renewable energy sector for the latest challenges hosted on the NOW Accelerator program.
These challenges are poised to unlock groundbreaking innovations that will propel the offshore floating wind industry forward, ensuring it remains at the forefront of sustainable energy production. The finalist will be able to present directly to the top management of the companies and the winners will get to work directly with: Equinor, Å Energi and Corio, Deep Wind Offshore and EDF, Vattenfall and Seagust.
Learn from industry experts at our next Boostcamp in Ålesund
Leading industry representatives will share their knowledge on maritime operations for floating offshore wind. Join our Boostcamp together with Blue Maritime Cluster September 12.
During this full day workshop, we will organize B2Bs via our app. You will, among others meet and hear from Pareto Shipbrokers, Kongsberg Maritime, Odfjell Drilling, DOF Subsea, Semar, Maritime Stabilization Systems, Axtech, Vard, Windstaller Alliance and WindSpider.
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Featured member: GMC Marine Partner AS
Our member GMC Marine Partner AS specializes in mobilization and support services to the largest heavy-lift vessels in the world.
They also maintain systems for collaboration and project management of complex operations with multiple participants. Their Marine Operations supply equipment and crew for multidisciplinary operations onshore, inshore, and offshore. They handle tasks ranging from the installation of mooring and solid ballast to wire-spooling and engineering customer solutions.
📆 August 27: Supply chain seminar at ONS
📆 September 23-26: Visit NOW to the US East Coast
📆 September 2: Webinar: Portugal propose new policies on offshore wind
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