September 2026
ARTICLES
When it comes to renewables, Canada is a good place to be
Positive policies within the Canadian government are pushing the wind, solar, and energy storage sectors to new heights.
While federal support in the U.S. takes active steps against renewables within the current administration, Canada has made it clear that it is 100 percent committed to ensuring wind, solar, and battery storage are a vital part of its energy infrastructure. Programs, policies, and incentives have become essential tools that have allowed Canada to be […]
Closing the CLV gap as offshore wind grows
More capability in vessels already in service, through equipment that does more per lift and needs fewer separate mobilizations, can address the cable laying vessel capacity shortage.
Tighter project schedules and evolving vessel demands are changing how cable handling equipment is designed and deployed. The cables being laid, particularly those linking offshore wind farms, are more complex, longer, and operate at deeper installation depths with more demanding schedules, which require more precise handling with much stricter cable handling requirements than a decade […]
