Sofia Wind Farm Installs 80 Turbines
16, April 2026
The Sofia offshore wind farm has installed 80 of its 100 turbines on Dogger Bank, advancing the 1.4 GW North Sea project toward planned start-up in 2025.
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Russian Naval Support Ship Seen Near UK Wind Farm Zone
16, April 2026
A Russian naval support ship was reported near UK offshore wind farm areas and subsea infrastructure in the English Channel, adding to security concerns around North Sea energy assets.
ABL Appointed MWS for South Korea’s 390 MW Shinan-Ui Project
15, April 2026
ABL has been appointed marine warranty surveyor for the 390 MW Shinan-Ui offshore wind farm in South Korea, where it will support transportation and installation activities, marine assurance work, fleet suitability surveys, and the review and approval of warranted offshore operations.
RWE Installs Two Offshore Substations for Nordseecluster A
15, April 2026
RWE has installed two offshore substations at Nordseecluster A in the German North Sea, advancing the 660 MW phase of its wider 1.6 GW offshore wind project.
Wind Mover has started her first project following delivery
14, April 2026
Cadeler’s Wind Mover is installing the first turbine of its first transportation and installation campaign at the Baltic Power Offshore Wind Farm, supporting Vestas and Baltic Power in the Polish Baltic Sea.
J-POWER Starts Commercial Operation at Kitakyushu Hibikinada
14, April 2026
J-POWER has started commercial operations at the 220 MW Kitakyushu Hibikinada Offshore Wind Farm and said it is the largest offshore wind power plant in Japan.
Taipower Reviews Partnership Model for Offshore Wind
14, April 2026
Taipower is reviewing a partnership-based offshore wind development model, moving away from sole ownership and turnkey contracting as it weighs co-investment with private-sector partners.
NYK Builds New CTV With 3D Platform
14, April 2026
NYK is applying a full 3D platform to the design and construction of a new crew transfer vessel, using digital modeling and 3D scanning to improve layout accuracy, reduce rework, and support inspection and maintenance efficiency after entry into service.
Vineyard Wind Sues GE Vernova Over Contract Exit
13, April 2026
Vineyard Wind has sued GE Vernova in Boston to stop the turbine supplier from terminating contracts tied to the 806 MW Vineyard Wind 1 project, as both sides dispute withheld payments, performance issues and liability linked to the blade failure.
