Taiwan has set a new offshore wind roadmap targeting up to 27.9GW by 2039, supported by regular auctions, financing measures, permitting reforms, and floating wind development.
SK Oceanplant has secured a $110.7 million Seatrium contract to supply one jacket foundation and 20 piles for TenneT’s BalWin5 HVDC offshore converter platform in the German North Sea.
Seatrium reported a 158% rise in 1H2026 net profit to S$373 million, while revenue increased to S$5.6 billion and its net order book stood at S$13.3 billion.
Boskalis vessel Windpiper has left Rotterdam for its first project, loading 45,500 tonnes of rock in Norway before starting subsea rock installation work in the Baltic Sea.
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines has taken delivery of WIND WHALE, Japan’s first coastal module carrier for offshore wind foundation components, at Taizhou Sanfu Ship Engineering in China.
CS WIND Offshore has shipped the first Nordlicht I transition pieces from Aalborg. DEME will transport and install the units at the German North Sea project site.
Seatrium ORS has started building a Lowestoft operations hub to support four TenneT 2 GW projects, the Sofia offshore wind farm and other offshore wind work in its pipeline.
The Philippines has targeted 1 December 2026 for its first offshore wind auction under GEA-5, covering 3.3 GW of fixed-bottom capacity.
Ha Long Shipbuilding has launched CSOV 9020, the seventh of 14 offshore wind service vessels being built in Vietnam for international customers.
