20 May 2019
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: A Perspective on Vessel Availability and Suitability for OFW Projects
This article sets out the issue of availability and suitability of offshore windfarm (“OFW”) installation vessels for OFW projects in Asia-Pacific in the coming years…
Taiwan: DNV GL to Provide Project Certification Training in Taiwan
Taiwan’s Bureau of Standards, Metrology and Inspection (BSMI) has contracted DNV GL to provide project certification training to help achieve the 5.5GW by 2025 offshore wind target…
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Taiwan: Keppel bags over $150m Danish wind farm contract
Keppel Corp has snagged a contract to build two offshore wind farm substations worth more than $150 million for Danish renewable energy company Orsted…
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Australia: Offshore wind projects: Assessing the environmental impact: Australia
Prospective developers and Commonwealth and state government authorities are still grappling with the processes for securing title to the seabed and for assessing, approving and regulating offshore wind farms….
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Taiwan: Foundations arrive for Formosa Phase 2
The first shipment of monopiles for Phase 2 of the Formosa I offshore wind farm have arrived at Taichung Port in Taiwan…
China: SeaTwirl secures Chinese patent
Swedish outfit SeaTwirl has had a patent approved in China for a divisible wind turbine. The patent, which has recently also been approved in the US, protects a solution where the turbine is divisible above and below the house that holds the generator and bearing…
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Japan: Offshore wind projects: Assessing the environmental impact
Despite strong government support and growing capacity, a lengthy approval process may slow progress….
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