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OWC have based their strategy over the last 10 years on being active in emerging markets from an early stage. New recruit David Wotherspoon has his eyes on Lithuania, and comments below on the Baltic State’s “path to energy independence” Lithuania continues to transform its energy mix and markets since it joined the EU in […]

Ahead of this month’s IUMI 2021 Annual Conference, taking place in Seoul, OWC’s Taiwan Manager and floating wind engineering specialist, Luis Gonzalez-Pinto, shares his thoughts with the IUMI Eye newsletter, on South Korea’s floating wind ambitions and the road ahead to development. On 9 August the Sixth Assessment IPCC Report was released showing the significant, […]

OWC teams from around the world, came together on the 4th August both in person and virtually to celebrate the inaugural event for The Ian Bonnon Award – an annual award set up by the late Ian Bonnon, our founder and chairman, to celebrate and encourage emerging young talent within OWC.  We are pleased to announce the […]

It was recently reported that countries are lining up for wind turbine manufacturing plants to increase local content in their domestic markets. Siemens Energy AG expressed fear about global supply chains being balanced with bringing local content. Does this precede possible bottlenecks in supply and so act as a drag on offshore wind deployment targets? […]

OWC’s Luany Dantas reflects on her experience being part of GWEC’s Women in Wind Global Leadership Program 2021 and how driving diversity in renewables can be part of ensuring that the energy transition is a just transition.  According to the January 2020 IRENA/Women in Wind report “Wind energy: A gender perspective”, only c 21% of […]

Happy Global Wind Day! The 15th of June is a day for us wind professionals to celebrate, not only in what we do and have done, but in reflecting and communicating to the world how wind power is reshaping our world via its energy systems, decarbonising economies and job creation. When the original Wind Day […]

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We share the UN’s belief that science and gender equality are essential in achieving international sustainability goals, and today we are celebrating women and girls in science who are leading in innovation

My background is in naval architecture and marine engineering. In Longitude Engineering, I perform, supervise and approve naval architecture analyses involving offshore operations and vessel design.