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Meet OWC Geotechnical Engineer working in Taiwanese offshore wind, Chung-Yu Chang.

In my daily role at East Point Geo (EPG), part of OWC, I primarily engage in conducting geological desktop studies for the development of future offshore wind farms. This includes tasks such as ground modelling, managing GIS data, and preparing reports.

Ahead of Italy’s EOLICA Mediterranean conference, in Rome 10-12 October, we asked one of Engineering Geoscientists, Simone D’agostino, to outline the ground-related risks facing Italy’s floating offshore wind goals.

The 4th largest market worldwide in onshore wind, India has set in policy their goals to achieve net-zero by 2070. With 41 GW of installed onshore wind capacity, they are now targeting 140 GW of wind energy by 2030, including 30 GW from offshore wind. With 7 years to go to ‘go live’…what does India’s […]

Australia comprises a diverse range of geological environments in which offshore wind turbines will need to be installed. OWC’s Charlie Spicer, geotechnical engineer, explores some of the challenges.

Damien shares with us a little about his career, his ambitions in his new role and how he intends to shape OWC’s growing presence in the Australian Market.

OWC’s Head of Hydrogen, Nguyen Dinh explains the key elements of Ireland’s new National Hydrogen Strategy.

Australia is discovering its offshore wind power roadmap. OWC’s experts dive into Australia’s Offshore Wind potential in a series of bitesize blogs

A supply chain ready to serve Hydrogen is becoming big business, the urgency to invest in hydrogen projects today is greater than ever. A report by the Hydrogen Council suggests that $700bn USD of investment in green hydrogen solutions will be required through 2030 for countries committed to achieving net zero emissions by 2050  – […]