Approach proven offshore US, Asia, and Australia.

An analysis of the offshore wind industry's challenges, solutions and opportunities

Offshore wind is advancing the blue economy and energy transition agendas.

The US offshore wind industry is facing some challenges and opportunities unlike those seen in other parts of the world.

This table provides an at-a-glance view of the global floating offshore wind facilities that are in concept, pre-construction and construction phases as well as development zones...

Hot spots of the floating offshore wind sector are heavily focused near the UK, but emerging projects are ramping up globally.

The industry will soon experience profound economic, environmental and energy system benefits.

Is the supply chain ready?

There is tremendous potential in Asia’s offshore wind supply chain with $294 billion forecast EPCI spend 2026-2030, of which $194 billion or 66% is to be spent on turbines.

Construction and fabrication sectors face issues as they work toward delivering for an energy future led by offshore wind.

There are question marks over the longevity of older, less capable vessels in a market where foundation sizes and weights are rapidly increasing.

The development of fixed and floating offshore wind infrastructure presents vast opportunities for the US renewables market.

The offshore wind operations and maintenance sector has two main strategies: developing data-driven technology and driving down costs and time.

As BOEM tackles new challenges and the enormity of the tasks before it, litigation may slow the process and frustrate goals to achieve ambitious timelines.

New technology is leading the future in energy resources, including oil, gas and offshore wind.

Sales of offshore rigs are down so far this year, compared with the past two years.

The offshore drilling market has continued to rebound over the last few months as demand and commodity prices have both been higher.

The North American upstream industry cumulatively generated only US$47 billion in free cash flows over the last decade (2010–2020).

A compilation of the latest offshore exploration and production updates from around the world

Rystad predicts that Europe and South America will continue to be the two main subsea hubs, and the two regions are expected to see an increase from 2022 of almost 21% and 24%...

IberBlue Wind has started operations in Spain and Portugal, targeting development of floating offshore wind farm projects.

The offshore wind industry and the offshore oil and gas industry share common ground in pursuit of decarbonization targets and improved economics.