Intelatus Global Partners

https://lnkd.in/gJHFPjpX Offshore Engineer interviewed global offshore energy expert Philip Lewis, Director of Research, Intelatus, for insights on the emerging offshore floating wind market through 2035, detailing the investments that need to be made now in technology, vessels and people to power the growth. Offshore floating wind projects have a very long gestation period, and with activity projected to ramp up globally through 2035 and beyond. In this segment, the market overview, Lewis discusses the decisions that must be made starting now through the end of the decade to be adequately prepared for the opportunities that will present themselves. #OEdigitial #OffshoreEngineer #Offshoreenergy #offshorefloatingwind #technology #vessels #offshorewind #MarineEnergy #NavalEngineering #shippingupdates Philip Lewis Intelatus Global Partners Offshore Engineer Magazine

We are fast approaching a potential inflection point for the U.S. offshore wind industry, the November 2024 elections. Philip Lewis discusses the state of the industry and its path forward. "By the end of the year, a clear direction of travel for the U.S. offshore wind segment should emerge," he says. #offshore #offshorewind

Intelatus' research director Philip Lewis provided some context for this story by Offshore Engineer Magazine on the rising cost to build Dominion Energy's new Jones Act WTIV Charybdis. #offshore #offshorewind #shipbuilding

November's U.S. presidential will be a big one for the country's offshore wind industry. Depending on who is elected, two very different development scenarios could unfold. #offshore #offshorewind Riviera Maritime Media Ltd

U.S. offshore wind aspirations, both federal and state, have resulted in excitement about the potential opportunity of a large U.S. offshore wind market. But uncertainty, initially financially driven and increasingly a result of political uncertainty, is leading us into a challenging period, which will undoubtedly impact short-term activity, writes Philip Lewis. #offshorewind #offshore

Intelatus' research director Philip Lewis examines similarities and differences between the deepwater oil & gas segment and the emerging floating wind segment for the latest issue of Offshore Engineer Magazine. In the article, he expresses concern over insufficiencies in the quantity and types of vessels required for the efficient construction of commercial scale floating wind farms. #oilandgas #offshorewind #offshore #floatingwind #maritime

We talk about #decarbonization in the #maritime sector relentlessly, but a recent report produed by CALSTART and Intelatus Global Partners helps put some numbers to the potential. This targeted report found more than 4,000 #harbor craft vessels in the U.S. that are deemed highly suited for #zeroemission operations. A short on the #report is found the June 2024 edition of Maritime Reporter and Engineering News. CALSTART is currently leading a team of industry experts, including Crowley, ABB, DNV Ballard Power Systems, and Port of Los Angeles, in a project called HyZET, which aims to develop a fully hydrogen-powered tugboat. https://lnkd.in/eP8nXXPC Philip Lewis Eric Haun

Within the global offshore wind industry there is a steady drive to decarbonize vessel operations. For the latest episode of Maritime Matters: The MarineLink Podcast, our research director Philip Lewis joins Trygve Oei Akselsen from Siemens Energy and Marine News editor Eric Haun to discuss this trend in the SOV and CSOV sector.

Intelatus' director of research, Philip Lewis, will be speaking at #Seawork next week, in Southampton, UK! The panel speakers will discuss how the industry can address challenges within the expansion of offshore wind farm capacity, and how collaboration will be key to meet the impending targets: https://lnkd.in/gWfVj7VR #maritime #offshore #offshorewind #workboats