Offshore wind news

Are we seeing 20 mW single turbines soon?

PS> Hydro Rein = Hydro Clean in English

That is enough power for the entire population of NWS (8.2 mill.)

Offshore Wind Farms are something new for Australia, with little if any suitable infrastructure, vessels or trained work force in place, especially in NSW.

Sudden and surprising sence of optimism for US offshore wind from HOS:

https://www.tradewindsnews.com/offshore/-a-lot-of-opportunity-hornbeck-offshore-targets-wind-farm-market-with-osv-conversion/2-1-1485655?

It is extremely rare for a company to build on speculation in the Jones Act, construction here is just about always tied to a contract due to the high costs, yet HOS is going to spend 100 mil converting an OSV to an SOV - on speculation in a nacent industry struggling with inflation and political problems. Also rare is that it’s a free Trade winds article.

I wonder which farm HOS thinks will want this vessel? In terms of SOVs, Crowley’s got the Virginia farm with a newbuild, and Chouest’s got two newbuild SOVs to be based out of NY ports.

Could these OSVs be destined for conversion to SOVs as well?:

That SOV looks quite small, don’t know how they will fit 90 people on it.

Weird that the gangway is so far aft, normally SOVs have the gangway amidships at the point least affected by pitching.

HOS Rosebud was originally built as the Bravante V:

Renamed HOS ROSEBUD 01/02/2022 according to Equasis:
https://www.equasis.org/EquasisWeb/restricted/ShipInfo?fs=ShipHistory

Is Offshore wind and solar the new offshore oil & gas? Everybody appears to want a piece of the action:

Also in the Amercas there are new entrants in Offshore Wind:

Not all is well in the OWF business:

Others are looking at new market in the OWF industry:

Floating wind coming to the USEC soon?:

PS> The wind turbines comes in flat packs, with assembly instruction written in gibberich

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