THREE60 Energy, a leading independent energy service company offering complete asset life cycle solutions, has announced it has acquired wind operations and maintenance and renewables specialist, Bryan J Rendall (Electrical) (BJRE), bolstering the company’s wind and wider renewable energy capabilities.
With the continued increase and growing use of UK onshore wind generation and capacity, alongside the ageing of some of the older facilities, there is a growing demand to monitor these structures to ensure there continued safe and efficient operation to the end of their lifespan and beyond.
For the third year running, Rovco, a leading provider of offshore subsea and survey solutions, has been awarded a contract to carry out work on the Beatrice offshore wind farm.
SolarEdge a leading global smart energy technology provider, has announced its DC-optimised solar solution has been chosen to supply clean, renewable energy for 11 schools in Coventry and South Gloucestershire. Funded by grants from the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme, the rooftop PV systems are forecast to produce combined annual energy savings of more than £194,000 and reduce carbon emissions by 298 tonnes.
FloatWind, a technology and mass-assembly company focused on the rapid development and delivery of ready-to-float wind turbines using lean production techniques for the offshore renewable energy industry, has announced it will rename as Vidi Energy, as part of a review of its strategy for 2022.
Strohm, a leading manufacturer of fully bonded, Thermoplastic Composite Pipe (TCP), has announced it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy, a market leader in offshore wind.
Design and engineering consultancy, Houlder, has announced it is supporting Subsea Micropiles, a foundations company leading the adaption of land-based micropiling technology to create superior marine foundation and anchor solutions. Houlder is providing marine operations and engineering support to accelerate market development and the deployment of Subsea Micropiles’ technology.
Black & Veatch has been selected to help guide Marine Power Systems across subsystem design coordination, systems engineering and the certification of Marine Power Systems’ flexible floating wind and wave energy generation hardware.
Ørsted has announced a multi-million pound agreement to be the first and lead customer for monopile foundations manufactured at the planned UK facility of SeAH Wind Limited, a UK-based subsidiary of SeAH Steel Holdings (SeAH). The deal, subject to securing a Contract for Difference and Final Investment Decision (FID) for Hornsea Three offshore wind farm, plays the leading role in triggering the production of monopiles in the UK for the first time.
