
Offshore Wind Vessel Demand Set to Rebound
Offshore wind vessel demand is expected to rebound in 2026 as installation activity rises and WTIV utilisation recovers across key markets outside mainland China.

Offshore wind vessel demand is expected to rebound in 2026 as installation activity rises and WTIV utilisation recovers across key markets outside mainland China.

Beach Energy will redirect more than $500 million in planned Otway spending after revising development plans and restructuring its VIC/L35 portfolio.

Dajin Heavy Industry has started building a DNV-certified three-legged offshore wind jacket prototype for 15 MW turbines and the North Sea market.

BP and ExxonMobil have approved a subsea pump project at Thunder Horse, targeting approximately 15,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day in additional peak gross annual average production.

COSL plans to add 57 offshore support vessels including AHTS and PSV units under one of the largest domestic offshore fleet expansion programs in recent years.

Ørsted completed energisation of all 66 array cables at Greater Changhua 2b and 4, while all 42 turbines at Greater Changhua 4 are now connected to Taiwan’s grid.

Subsea7 has secured an EPCI contract from Vår Energi for the Goliat Gas Export Project offshore Norway, including pipeline installation and subsea infrastructure work in the Barents Sea.

RWE has started offshore geotechnical and geophysical surveys for the 775 MW Awel y Môr offshore wind project in Wales after securing a UK AR7 CfD.

BP has signed three offshore PSCs in Indonesia, adding Bintuni, Drawa and Barong interests as partners target future natural gas and LNG opportunities.
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