December 2018
ARTICLES
The path to American offshore wind
Proven vessel concepts adapted based on operator preferences are critical to taking the risk out of U.S. offshore wind.
The U.S. offshore wind market is finally heating up. This is evidenced by the likes of Deepwater Wind being acquired by Ørsted — bringing opportunities for the market to scale up — as well as Siemens Gamesa adapting its turbines to U.S. standards and predicting higher revenues for 2019 as it moves into this emerging […]
Advancing offshore construction
The floating wind turbine sector requires advancement in the development of foundations and mooring systems.
Slowly but surely, the floating offshore wind-energy sector is becoming more important, particularly because of the fact that the number of locations with shallow waters suitable for fixed-bottom foundations is limited. Floating wind is turning into a highly scalable future energy source because the wind resource in deep waters is extensive and offers a significant […]
Construction management services: The key to success
Beyond safety, each step of the way during the construction of a wind farm, there needs to be checks and balances to ensure the project remains on track.
Each year in the U.S., new wind-farm developments get built and are placed into production. This process does not happen by accident and includes years of hard work to get to that end. These wind farms have budgets of hundreds of millions of dollars. The risks are high, but then the benefits and rewards can […]
