Offshore News
Jan De Nul Offers Subsea Cable Protection for an Era of New Security Risks
In response to concerns about the vulnerability of subsea cables in an era of "hybrid warfare," the marine con...
Read More >>Dept. of Justice Tells Court BOEM Will Review Atlantic Shores COP Approval
The Department of Justice told a federal district court that it plans to review and likely change the approval of the Constructi...
Read More >>Ireland Creates New Body to Expedite Offshore Wind Development
Ireland has announced institutional reforms to accelerate development of its offshore wind sector. As part of the e...
Read More >>Cadeler Takes Delivery of WTIV Capable of Handling Foundations and Turbines
Wind Ally, a massive jack-up installation vessel, was delivered on September 25 to Cadeler as the company expands its capabiliti...
Read More >>France Awards its Largest Offshore Wind Project to TotalEnergies Consortium
France’s Ministry of Industry and Energy announced the selection of a consortium headed by TotalEnergies for the d...
Read More >>BOEM Tells Court it Wants to Resume Review of Permits for SouthCoast Wind
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management formally filed with a federal court on Thursday, September 18, calling for the court to se...
Read More >>Connecticut and Rhode Island Seek Injunction to Restart Revolution Wind
The attorneys general from Connecticut and Rhode Island asked a court on Wednesday for a preliminary injunction against...
Read More >>New Zealand to Clarify Conflict Between Offshore Wind and Seabed Mining
The government of New Zealand reports that it will be taking steps to encourage the development of its offshore energy and natur...
Read More >>Germany and the Netherlands to Overhaul Subsidies for Renewable Energy
The governments of both Germany and the Netherlands are examining how they structure renewable energy subsidies, looking...
Read More >>Interior Department and Maryland Offshore Wind File Counterclaims in Court
The legal battle over Maryland’s planned offshore wind project is heating up as the United States followed through...
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