Offshore wind loses momentum – for now
The next 2-3 years present a new set of challenges for offshore wind. We examine the potential impact.
Governments must stop messing with renewable energy support mechanisms
If you are a financier looking to invest millions in an offshore wind farm, you expect a return on your investment. If that return becomes uncertain, you will put your money elsewhere.
Report from Gwynt y Môr
A2SEA project manager Steen Drue reports in from installation work underway at the North Wales wind farm.
From paper to people
The next phase of A2SEA’s safety culture programme is a lot about human awareness and behaviour.
Follow the leader
The UK currently has more offshore wind power than anyone else. What are people saying about it?
Every day is different
We catch up with A2SEA’s site manager Nicholas Pine in Belfast.
The start-stop challenge
Stable, long-term policy support and super-human planning skills are must-haves for offshore wind farms.
Captain’s log
Frank Hansen, CEO of CT Offshore A/S, talks about his first 100 days on the job.
Teamwork can be tough
Success at Anholt called for the magic ingredient of teamwork.
SEA CHALLENGER hits a 140-year wave
The SEA CHALLENGER newbuild project has encountered a different and difficult kind of big wave.
24/12/24/12 – Focus on 12
24 hours to dock, load and sail. 12 hours to get into position and install. 24 hours to commission. In at least 12 m/s of wind speed. We asked turbine manufacturer Siemens Wind Power how it is addressing the last element in A2SEA’s vision.
Dynamic position proves its worth
How SEA INSTALLER’s positioning and propulsion system works in the real world of wind turbine installation.
Pedal power and Meet our new Key Account Managers
Biking to Belgium; New Key Account Managers for the UK and Scandinavia.