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With previous experience in Management of Subsea Cable Installation and marine operations, I bring both a technical and practical approach of offshore operations to our clients.

If I look back at 2019 to define 2020, I can only suggest that it will be another momentous year for our industry. We will finish 2019 with around 29 GW of global generation capacity and circa 5.4 GW ready to be online in 12 months.

As part of the Geotechnical Engineering team, I work alongside a great team of professionals, and we are involved not only on ground engineering but also in other aspects of consultancy work.

With previous participation in developing one of the demo projects in Taiwan, I bring practical insights and analyses of Taiwanese offshore wind market and supply chain to our clients.

Friday’s CfD3 award announcement seemed a long time in coming, but that may be more to do with the rather chaotic times we are living in.

Before you look up at the turbines, look down at the ground risks…

On March 27th, Charlie Baker, Governor of Massachusetts, issued a Request for Proposals (RfP) for long term contracts for offshore wind energy generation and renewable energy certificates (RECs).

Adrienne Fink of Offshore Wind Consultants in Boston reflects on challenges in the permitting and regulatory approvals process in fast-growing offshore wind markets such as the US.

Does this ‘gold rush’ in the New World impact what we will see in the United Kingdom this year?