News
‘As important as oil was in the past’: Hydrogen rises up the agenda in Q2
In S&P's 'As important as oil was in the past': Hydrogen rises up the agenda in Q2, includes BVGA's Lee Wilkinson views on the potential for Hydrogen development. Lee is quoted as saying that said, [...]
North Carolina sizes up offshore potential
In ReNew's 'North Carolina sizes up offshore potential' covers the announcement that we will be leading the team that will help the North Carolina Department of Commerce research and develop an inventory of businesses, organizations, [...]
NORTH CAROLINA COMMERCE TAPS INTERNATIONAL WIND ENERGY EXPERTS TO SUPPORT COMPREHENSIVE INDUSTRY STUDY
Raleigh, North Carolina Aug 11, 2020 The North Carolina Department of Commerce has identified and hired an experienced, international consulting company to help the agency assess North Carolina’s potential as an offshore wind industry hub. [...]
Our newsletter for July is now available
Our newsletter is now available. In Bruce Valpy's introduction he talks about the importance of our increasingly global industry. There are several stories about our latest blogs: Lee Wilksinson's Hydrogen: Hype or hope blog on [...]
‘Whole of energy system approach’ the key to EU offshore wind strategy
'Whole of energy system approach' the key to EU offshore wind strategy on Riviera Media's Offshore Wind Journal is Andy Strowbridge's views on the European Commission's upcoming offshore wind strategy, expected to be published in [...]
OREAC: 1,400 GW of offshore wind is possible by 2050, and will be key for green recovery
The Ocean Renewable Energy Action Coalition (OREAC) is an initiative led by major players in the offshore wind industry, formed in response to the 2019 call for ocean-based climate action by the High Level Panel [...]
Views
Floating offshore wind – much activity in the shadows by Kate Freeman
Floating offshore wind has been transitioning from something a bit off the wall and remote to something much more mature over the last year, but the bulk of business activity may not be apparent to [...]
Keep calm and keep those turbines turning by Martin Elliott
As the world slowly begins to emerge from the COVID-19 lockdowns, it’s a good time to reflect on the good work and dedication shown by essential services. Health workers have rightly had the public’s focus, [...]
Hydrogen: hype or hope? by Lee Wilkinson
In February, the biggest green hydrogen news was the results of the UK Government’s Phase 2 supply competition. Even as the world has faced challenges such as Covid-19, hydrogen has raced to the top of [...]
What a difference a year makes by Andy Strowbridge
With a mean UK temperature of 6.8 °C (1.3 °C above average), March 2019 provisionally came in as the 10th warmest March on record. A number of records were broken including the hottest Easter Monday on [...]
Wind energy and economic recovery by Stephen Mills
Mental health experts advise us not to think beyond the day-to-day when dealing with the current COVID-19 crisis. However, while governments must focus on the immediate emergency, they also need to start planning for recovery. [...]
Data, apps and algorithms by Graham Gow
In my previous blog, I looked back at how the role of data has changed the world of asset management in the last 10 years. But what about the next 10 years? While the data [...]