Well abandonment accounts for almost four-fifths of the market at $18.9 billion

Campaign approach now extending to other markets

Latest projects and technologies evolving and advancing the offshore wind sector

Global 2030 targets would require a $27 billion investment in the global supply chain by 2027 simply to cover requirements for blades, foundations, nacelles, towers and installation...

Gazelle Wind Power CEO says increased investment and innovation breakthroughs will reduce the energy costs in floating offshore wind in the coming years.

The US offshore wind build-out will require more than 110 US vessels to meet 30 GW by 2030.

Major upgrades to support first projects in the North Sea

There is likely to be huge demand for interconnectors and export cables for offshore wind farms in the next decade.

Monopile foundation analysis highlights scale of steel demand required to meet 2030 targets

Digital twin technology can reduce costs by enabling more efficient designs that require fewer resources.

The PivotBuoy Project is the world’s first fully functional TLP floating wind platform to export electricity.

Ørsted digitalized its maintenance process and enabled repeatable drone inspections in confined interior spaces of its monopile wind turbines.

Companies can use the UK tax system to accelerate decarbonization projects like floating offshore wind.

There are substantial opportunities for those who can adeptly navigate the intricate challenges posed by the regulatory environment.

Portugal is paving the way for a new offshore wind era.

Industry must build up a stronger supply chain and vessel fleet to meet state goals.

RWE was the sole bidder for one of three leases auctioned in the Gulf of Mexico.

Maryland is meeting ESG and DEI goals while serving as a core hub of manufacturing and logistical activity for the wind sector.

At-a-glance statistics and analysis of the offshore energy industry

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

Robotics are more efficiently and cost effectively inspecting subsea assets

The Middle East jackup market remains “solid,” with NOCs deploying increased capex spending for offshore oil and gas production capacity.

As the search for sources of renewable offshore energy continues, researchers and developers continue to make progress on various wave energy technologies.

The old ways of working are no longer serving us well when it comes to the design, build and operation of our complex facilities, particularly FPSOs.