Reflex Marine and MintMech have announced they have teamed up to tackle mooring challenges.
Interroll, a global leader in material handling solutions, has announced it has doubled the use of self-generated energy and nearly tripled the percentage of both shares in renewable energy, and the consumption of renewable electrical power. New statistics from the company’s latest sustainability report reaffirm its commitment to Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) principles.
Global energy and marine consultancy ABL has announced the launch of dedicated training products to support competence, technical development and reinforce best practice, across the oil and gas industry.
Ocean services provider DeepOcean has announced it has been appointed to conduct offshore maintenance work on SAE’s MeyGen tidal stream project in Pentland Firth, offshore Scotland.
Given recent warnings of forthcoming supply constraints in the wind sector, Aggreko has announced it has updated its offshore equipment offering with oil-free air compressors.
A collaboration between Cambridge Vacuum Engineering (CVE), SSE Renewables, Sif Group, and TWI, has reportedly resulted in the first-ever electron beam welded section to be incorporated in an offshore wind turbine monopile foundation (transition piece). The resulting monopile is set for installation in the second phase of Dogger Bank Wind Farm, which is located more than 130km off the Northeast coast of England.
Automotive and industrial supplier Schaeffler has announced it will purchase electricity from wind turbines in the long term from Statkraft Markets, a leading international producer in the field of renewable energies.
Wednesday 1 February sees the Society for Underwater Technology’s (SUT’s) Offshore Wind Renewable Energy virtual course make a comeback. This two-morning course is designed for professional non-engineers who would benefit from understanding the offshore wind energy industry; and engineers and technical staff who are new to this sector or making a transition from another industry.
RWE’s Sofia Offshore Wind Farm has contracted Norwegian technology company Vissim AS to deliver an advanced marine management and communication system.
Aberdeen-headquartered PD&MS Group has announced it has secured a three-year framework agreement to support SSE Renewables on the 1,075MW Seagreen Offshore Wind Farm located off the coast of Angus in the North Sea firth. Once completed, it will become Scotland’s largest - and the world’s deepest - fixed bottom development.
