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Offshore wind: New horizons demand new approach to operations
With space for traditional offshore wind farms dwindling, the offshore wind industry is moving into new territory, further offshore and in harsher environments with less forgiving seabed conditions.
Standardized solutions help yards achieve cost-effective floating wind construction
Floating wind will create substantial opportunities for yards, vessel operators, offshore companies and many new players.
Offshore wind power expands globally
The offshore wind market is growing constantly in size and power output. While north-western Europe continues to lead in terms of installed offshore power, Asia-Pacific is catching up, with China setting the most ambitious targets.
NEXUS takes action
In the NEXUS consortium, key players in the offshore wind energy market are jointly developing concepts for future crew transfer and service operation vessels that will cut maintenance costs and emissions to air.
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Offshore Wind - The Power to Progress report
Offshore wind: The Power to Progress, delves into 12 key factors which influence the adoption of offshore wind and focuses on the successes, challenges and lessons learnt.
Floating Wind: The Power to Commercialize
Insights and reasons for confidence Floating wind report with DNV expert articles on the emerging industry what needs to be done to commercialize the technology
Floating offshore wind: The next five years
Turning forecasts into tangible business strategy Our new report aims to make sense of the growing market for floating offshore wind by bringing together the most relevant findings from DNV’s forecasts and exploring the technology innovation, cost challenges and investment and policy decisions that are needed in the next five years to make commercialized floating offshore wind a reality.
