Belgium has completed a key offshore construction phase for Princess Elisabeth Island, with 23 caissons forming the structure’s perimeter, while the first 700 MW wind tender linked to the North Sea hub remains on hold.
DEME’s jack-up vessel Norse Wind has installed the first 15 MW turbine at RWE’s Nordseecluster A project in the German North Sea, where 44 Vestas turbines are planned by the end of 2026.
Vattenfall has launched transition piece workflow trials in Aalborg for the Nordlicht offshore wind project, testing installation, cable work, and safety procedures before offshore construction starts in July 2026.
DEME has officially named Norse Wind in Oslo. The new vessel is equipped with a 3,200 t crane and will support next-generation offshore wind turbine and monopile installation in the North Sea.
DEME’s Offshore Energy division delivered €655 million EBITDA in 2025, with a €4.24 billion order book and continued execution across U.S., Europe and APAC offshore wind projects.
CIMC Raffles has delivered the NG20000X-class WTIV Norse Energi to DEME in Yantai, adding a DC-based, hybrid-propulsion vessel with a 3,200 t crane for North Sea offshore wind projects.
DEME has secured three contracts at Poland’s BC-Wind project, covering monopile foundations and inter-array and export cables, bolstering its role in the country’s offshore wind build-out.
SPIE Wind Connect will complete 66kV inter-array cable work for Dogger Bank C, closing its full high-voltage scope across the 3.6GW project led by SSE Renewables and Equinor.
DEME, Qair, and Aspiravi realigned ScotWind ownership: DEME 70% and Aspiravi 30% own Bowdun, while Qair takes full control of Ayre.
