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As the world moves towards cleaner and more sustainable energy sources, the offshore energy industry is undergoing a significant transformation with many professionals in the oil and gas sector looking ...
At the forefront of global sustainability initiatives is the offshore energy industry, with offshore wind making up a sizeable proportion of this market. To ensure robust and effective implementation, ...
Offshore industry relies on a number of different roles to stay afloat. Hydrographic surveys are one of the key initial stages that maps out an area of ocean to provide valuable information for businesses, ...
Understanding the seafloor is the first step to a stable offshore construction process. Without the proper analysis, unforeseen elements can delay, halt, or add risk to undersea efforts. Hydrographic ...
The first offshore wind turbines spun to life in 1991 in a farm in Denmark, generating 450kW. Five years later, the next notable offshore wind farm project used machines with a 500kW capacity, a resounding ...
Maximising the returns of offshore energy collection requires ample storage to hold the energy while its in transit, power the facility, and prevent any wastage. Additionally, environmentally beneficial ...
The offshore renewable energy sector is experiencing rapid growth, presenting exciting investment opportunities. As the world shifts towards sustainable energy sources, assessing the economic viability ...
Offshore wind is the world’s second largest source of renewable energy. Yet as green as offshore wind may seem, it’s not without its own environmental footprint. Seabed habitat disturbances, bird ...
The first offshore wind farm in the UK was the Blyth Offshore Wind Farm in 2000, which gave us our first taste of offshore wind energy in the form of 2 turbines generating 4MW capacity in total. Today, ...
Offshore wind has the power to shift the world’s reliance on oil and gas, bearing the potential to power millions of homes. In some countries like the UK, offshore wind already accounts for a substantial–and ...