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Enerpac has introduced a new Multi-Purpose Lifting Beam (MPLB) for use in onshore wind turbine assembly. The MPLB enables a single crane to lift and precisely position large turbine components, such as nacelles, rotors and blades, improving efficiency and safety compared to traditional two-crane methods.
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The vessel Rotra Futura has been delivered on schedule, two years after the contract was signed in April 2023. The handover took place on 30 March at Zhenjiang Shipyards in China. Its sister vessel, Rotra Horizon, was launched just four days later and is expected to be delivered in July 2025.
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Fugro and Spoor, a software company focused on reducing the environmental impact of renewable energy projects, have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to jointly develop an artificial intelligence (AI) bird-monitoring solution for offshore wind developments.
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IQIP has introduced the VibroLift VQ, a vibratory lifting system developed for offshore wind monopile installation. The system combines upending, lifting, and vibratory driving in a single continuous operation, allowing monopiles to be installed beyond self-stability to an optimal pre-installation depth.
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Aker Solutions has unveiled three floating wind foundation designs: the YFloat, CONFloat-Omega, and CONFloat-7C.
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Ocean Energy Pathway and Climate Policy Radar have launched the Publications on Offshore Wind Energy Research Library — known as the POWER Library — a public, AI-powered search platform designed to improve access to offshore wind research and related climate policy.
- Trelleborg launches IRIS sealing system for airtight offshore platforms
- Digital tool supports decision-making on ageing wind turbines
- Robot enhances wind turbine blade monitoring and maintenance
- We4Ce designs first rotor blades for TouchWind’s floating tilting turbine prototype
- Restech previews new remote line launcher for offshore wind vessels
- Nordex completes testing of N175/6.X rotor blade
- Enercon installs E-175 EP5 E2 prototype in Germany
- EDPR auctions 90 Vestas wind turbines and auxiliary materials in Colombia
- StormGeo launches e-learning platform to improve weather safety in offshore energy operations
- New repair joint for high-voltage subsea cables developed for offshore applications
- Cadeler takes delivery of new wind turbine installation vessel
- eologix-ping unveils updated wireless blade sensors for ice detection
- NKT introduces new cable monitoring platform
- Enerpac introduces Multi-Purpose Lifting Beam for onshore wind turbine assembly
- DC21 Operations and Gill Instruments collaborate on wind turbine sensors for Endurance wind turbines
- Enercon expands EP5 tower portfolio with new hybrid steel towers
- Saipem introduces Star1 floating offshore wind technology
- Van Oord’s offshore installation vessel Boreas arrives in the Netherlands
- Nooteboom Trailers expands wind transport range with Super Wing Carrier XL
- ACT100 Blade completes certification tests
- ABS approves FEED documents for Eco TLP floating wind platform
- Construction begins on North Star’s SOV for EnBW
- BAR Technologies and CM Energy Tech partner to produce WindWings
- RES secures US patent for wind turbine blade inspection technology
- Seatrium begins sea trials for U.S.-built wind turbine installation vessel
- Eurazeo invests in offshore service vessel platform
- Huisman launches Performance Insights for equipment monitoring
- Vaisala announces revised pricing and warranty terms for WindCube
- Windward Offshore secures financing for four offshore wind service vessels
- QBlade introduces QBlade 2.0.8
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