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Offshore EngineeringOffshore, Offshore Design, Offshore Design Engineering, Offshore design & engineering, oil, gas, shale, tidal, wind, hydro power, Offshore Energy Show, Aberdeen Power, Offshore Design and Engineering Equipment Magazine , Offshore aberdeen, oil and gas, renewables, stuart humphrey, condition monitoring,HVAC, pumps & valves, generator, marine technology, subsea, compressed air, offshore industriesODEE (Offshore Design & Engineering Equipment) magazine, is the UK's fastest growing bi-monthly, North Sea regions magazine. It covers design, engineering, upgrade and maintenance requirements of the offshore industries, including oil & gas platforms, shale, subsea, wind, wave, tidal and related equipment.Offshore Engineering NewsDrillingSubseaHSERenewablesIndustry UpdateArchives Previous issue Browse articles by date Product News Handling & Storage Health & Safety HOMEVIDEOSMEDIA KIT Contact us Digital issues Media Pack Direct Marketing DIRECTORY Send your latest releases to editorial@dfamedia.co.uk Codling Wind Park hits major planning milestone RWE signs framework agreement Larger turbines and aging assets pose fresh challenges for offshore wind O&M - Shoreline Wind report Aquaterra Energy launches legacy well re-entry and re-abandonment services Headline News Codling Wind Park hits major planning milestone Natural Power, a leading renewable energy consultancy and service provider, has announced it has supported Codling Wind Park, a joint venture between EDF Renewables and Fred. Olsen Seawind, to submit an application for planning permission to An Bord Pleanála for the construction, operation and decommissioning of the 1.3GW Codling Wind Park Project – said to be Ireland’s largest Phase 1 project, which has the potential to provide power to more than 1m Irish homes every year and will be critical in helping to meet the county’s 2030 energy targets. Also in the News... RWE signs framework agreement for monopile foundations with Steelwind to secure capacity for future offshore wind farms Larger turbines and aging assets pose fresh challenges for offshore wind O&M - Shoreline Wind report Aquaterra Energy launches legacy well re-entry and re-abandonment services In Focus Modular generator system set to transform offshore renewables The future of wind turbine maintenance CRP Subsea awarded multi-million-pound offshore wind contract by DeepOcean Motive Offshore acquires Acteon Group’s Aquatic Natural Power opens new Ireland base Construction begins on new Shell plant in Wesseling Modular generator system set to transform offshore renewables A new spinout company has announced it has developed modular generator technology which the founders say could reduce the levelised cost of energy for offshore renewables by 10 to 15%. The future of wind turbine maintenance Wind turbines are playing a crucial role in the expansion of greener energy alternatives currently contributing around 30% of the UK’s total electricity generation. Like any rotating industrial applications and machinery, timely and efficient maintenance is critical for wind turbines. For example; understand the dynamic behaviour, establish a baseline performance to detect the early onset of failure of rotating parts. As with all condition monitoring, if machinery is left unchecked there will always be increased potential for more serious damage and disruption. CRP Subsea awarded multi-million-pound offshore wind contract by DeepOcean CRP Subsea, an AIS company, has announced it has secured a substantial contract from ocean services supplier DeepOcean. The contract involves supplying cable protection systems for RWE’s Nordseecluster A offshore wind project, located in the German North Sea. Motive Offshore acquires Acteon Group’s Aquatic Motive Offshore Group, a specialist in rental, inspection and engineering equipment for the energy sector, has announced its acquisition of Aquatic, a global leader in laying and retrieving flexible products from the seabed, previously owned by marine energy and infrastructure services company Acteon. The deal will increase Motive’s rental fleet and provide a full back-deck offering globally. Natural Power opens new Ireland base Natural Power a leading renewable energy consultancy and service provider has announced it has officially opened its 13th global office in Castlebar, County Mayo, Ireland. Construction begins on new Shell plant in Wesseling The construction of the new R3 base oil plant at the Shell Energy and Chemicals Park Rheinland (Shell Rheinland) was launched with an internal ceremony. Video of the month Hydraulic Gantries | Enerpac Heavy Lifting Technology. Enerpac hydraulic gantries have a lifting capacity of up to 1,000 tons for heavy lifting & positioning applications where traditional cranes will not fit. SLF fixed speed drive synchronous lifting system. Designed for precise lifting and lowering of heavy loads using multiple synchronised hydraulic cylinders. Allows control from 4 to 8 lifting points. New ELIXIR - A new generations of filters. Easy to use and kinder to the environment, discover more about the new Elixir at www.mpfiltri.com An overview of DNV GL's Technology Outlook 2030. Atlas Copco Rental Upstream The new Ultra High Pressure Tough Jacket™ hose types are equipped with a robust, yet flexible, Polyurethane cover, that is even more abrasion resistant than the standard double outer cover hose types from Parker Polyflex. This proprietary blend of Polyurethane provides up to 100 x more abrasion resistance than a standard Polyurethane cover. ‘There We Go’ – Lifting 25,000 tonnes in 9 seconds | Brent Bravo Lift Reduce maritime emissions and boost performance with marine and offshore solutions from Danfoss Energy Transition Outlook 2018: CEO's introduction Combi OP Editor's Comment  Maintenance innovation shines through Having attended Maintec at the NEC on 5-6 June as part of Smart Manufacturing & Engineering Week 2024, it was evident that there was a considerable amount of new technology and educational content on display. Click here to read the full comment The rise of ESG! The UK manufacturing landscape is experiencing a big shift towards Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) initiatives. A recent report by Make UK and Lloyds Bank unveiled a 48% increase in manufacturing firms setting ESG targets since 2021, with 62% now actively engaged in this pursuit. This trend underscores an evolution in corporate consciousness, where businesses are no longer solely driven by profit margins but are aligning their strategies with societal and environmental imperatives. Click here to read the full comment Product & Services Directory Suppliers Last issue View the last issue here. View the past issue archive here. Twitter Tweets by OEEMagazine OEELatest NewsJobsSupplementCover StoryVideosSitemapPrivacy PolicyCookiesTerms and ConditionsOther PublicationsHydraulics & PneumaticsPlant & Works EngineeringPower Electronics EuropeDrives & ControlsAftermarket OnlineEventsTalking Industry©DFA Manufacturing Media Ltd 1999-2024enen1729127464https://offshoreeuropejournal.com

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