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OceanEnergy’s OE35 wave energy device in Hawaii, a sister project at US Navy’s WETS, launched July 2024 (Credit: OceanEnergy)

EU’s Go-Ahead Brings $22M Wave Energy Scheme Step Closer to Offshore Deployment

.Electricity generated will be exported to the UK grid via EMEC’s subsea cables. “Wave energy is the world’s most valuable renewable resource with around 30TWh of potential annual production waiting to be harnessed. That’s almost ten times Europe’s annual electricity consumption.“However, this potential has yet to be fully realized. The project will demonstrate that wave technology is on a cost reduction trajectory and will thus be a stepping stone to larger commercial array scale up and further industrialization. We predict that the natural energy of the

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Asso.subsea Wraps Up Subsea Cables Installation at French Floating Wind Pilot

tension leg floaters, developed SBM Offshore in cooperation with IFP Energies Nouvelle, each supporting 8.4 MW wind turbine generator supplied by Siemens Gamesa.Provence Grand Large Floating Wind Farm Foundations Floated OutProvence Grand Large is expected to produce the equivalent of the annual electricity consumption of 45,000 inhabitants.“Asso.subsea takes immense pride in participating in France’s first floating wind farm developed by EDF Renewables and its partners. During the last three years, we have worked meticulously performing very detailed engineering analyses as a testament

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Bourbon to Install Eolmed Floating Wind Farm in Mediterranean Sea

for the development of floating wind in Europe. This award demonstrates also our capabilities to undertake wide EPCI offshore projects,” says Patrick Belenfant, CEO of Bourbon Subsea Services.This wind farm will have a total capacity to produce nearly 100 million kWh per year, i.e. the annual electricity consumption of 50,000 households.According to information on the website of the European Investment Bank (EIB), the total cost of the project is estimated at around 289 million euros (around $304 million). Of the total amount, EIB will provide 85 million euros.Green Light for 30MW Floating Wind Farm

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Global Offshore's Pre-Lay Plough Passes Kriegers Flak Test with Flying Colors

requirements, up to 1.7m in a large portion of the site.The first of 72 foundations was last month installed at the Kriegers Flak, an area that will become Denmark's largest offshore wind farm.On the foundations, 72 turbines will be mounted to a wind farm with a capacity to cover the annual electricity consumption of approximately 600,000 Danish households.Flying colors for PLP240Commenting on the pre-lay plough, Mike Daniel, Managing Director of Global Offshore said, “We invested heavily in the very best upfront engineering for our PLP240 and had every confidence that the trials would evidence

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Siemens Gamesa Launches 14MW Offshore Wind Turbine

diameter rotor, 108-meter long blades, and a 39,000 m2 swept area.The 14 MW capacity allows one SG 14-222 DD machine to provide enough energy to power approximately 18,000 average European households every year. Approximately 30 SG 14-222 DD offshore wind turbines could furthermore cover the annual electricity consumption of Bilbao, Spain, Siemens Gamesa said."Offshore is in our DNA,” says Andreas Nauen, CEO of the Siemens Gamesa Offshore Business Unit. “Since we helped create the offshore wind industry in 1991, we’ve been determined to safely increase operational performance, minimize

Singapore: LNG Terminal to Develop Data Center

cooling and operation in a tightly-controlled environment, data centers are among the major power consumers in the building sector.In addition, Singapore's tropical climate imposes a heavy energy burden on cooling in buildings. In 2018, data centers accounted for 7 per cent1 of the total annual electricity consumption in Singapore."About 37 per cent2 of the total energy consumed by data centers is used to cool IT equipment. Therefore, improving the efficiency of the cooling system can result in significant energy savings and reduce the carbon footprint of data centers. In this project, we aim

Siemens Gamesa Launches First 10MW Offshore Turbine

, Germany, the world's largest plant for offshore wind turbine nacelles.The annual energy production of one SG 10.0-193 DD is sufficient to supply about 10,000 European households with electricity. This means that an offshore wind park composed of 20 of these turbines would cover the annual electricity consumption of a city the size of Liverpool

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Trelleborg Wins Floatover Installation Contract for BorWin3

units (DSUs) are fixed on the barge that will transport the platform's topside to its site offshore. These combat the destabilizing effects of adverse weather and sea conditions during transport.   The converter is designed to transmit 900 MW of wind power, which equates to the annual electricity consumption of one million German households. Trelleborg will begin fabrication of LMUs and DSUs with immediate effect and its solutions are scheduled for delivery in 2018. The entire project is due for completion in 2019

Prysmian Group cableship Giulio Verne during loading operations in Arco Felice (Naples, Italy) Image: TenneT

Subsea Cable to Link Netherlands and Denmark

works.   Scheduled for completion in 2019, the COBRA cable is a new, over 350 kilometers long subsea DC connection (interconnector) that will create a direct link between the Dutch and Danish power grids. The cable will have a total capacity of 700 MW, which equivalents to the annual electricity consumption of 700,000 households.   TenneT CEO Mel Kroon commented, “Siemens and Prysmian are excellent partners to undertake the realization of this important project. One main purpose of the COBRA cable is to transport electricity between the Netherlands and Denmark. This will promote

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