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Aesen and Topline Group have announced the launch of Aesen Topline Offshore Corp

Aesen and Topline Group have announced a joint venture that aims to support the Philippines growth within the renewable energy sector.

OWC and APEM Group have signed MoU to support offshore wind decommissioning

Both companies are using their expertise to deliver integrated technical solutions for offshore wind decommissioning in the UK.

Scottish Government releases Strategic Compensation Policy post adoption statement

The proposed Strategic Compensation Policy has been released outlining new environmental considerations alongside offshore wind development.

Ecowende's offshore wind farm delivers first power

Ecowende's 760MW Hollandse Kust West offshore wind farm has delivered first power.

Bernhard Schulte Offshore adds new vessel to support offshore wind projects

New vessel, Winde Clarke, has been commissioned to support increase in offshore wind demand.

RWE opens offshore wind control centre in Germany

New offshore wind control centre has been opened, overseeing five offshore wind farms.

Curonian Nord offshore wind farm clears environmental assessment

Ignitis Renewables has received a positive environmental impact assessment for the Curonian Nord offshore wind farm

North Sea reef restoration project targets offshore wind

Reef restoration efforts led by Royal Netherlands Institute for sea research will investigate how artificial reefs can be used to boost biodiversity.

Chile unveils offshore wind roadmap to drive energy transition

Chile has unveiled a new offshore wind roadmap aimed at supporting investment, strengthening energy security and laying the foundations for the offshore wind industry.

Swedish authority backs offshore wind at Sjollen

The County Administrative Board of Skåne has backed the proposed Sjollen offshore wind project

Hoa Phat invests in Vietnamese offshore wind venture

Vietnamese steelmaker Hoa Phat has approved a VND600 billion investment to establish a new renewable energy company.

Construction advances on world's first artificial energy island

Installation work on the Princess Elisabeth Energy Island has reached another milestone, with the 17th caisson now installed in the North Sea.