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New report: No recorded collisions between floating offshore wind turbine and birds
For more than two years, the floating offshore wind turbine TetraSpar at METCentre off the coast of Norway has been monitored by a bird camera. No collisions have been recorded
The extensive bird mapping is the first of its kind in Norway. “The knowledge we have gained through this project will be valuable for understanding the coexistence between birds and wind turbines”, says Arvid Nesse, CEO of METCentre and Norwegian Offshore Wind.
New analysis of repercussions from offshore wind will be launched at Havvindkonferasen
At Havvindkonferansen, Norwegian Offshore Wind’s annual home market conference next week, we will launch a brand-new report on jobs and value creation in Norway.
The report is performed by Menon Economics and will be presented on stage and discussed in a panel discussion afterwards. The report is commissioned by Norwegian Offshore Wind, Offshore Norway, Innovation Norway and EKSFIN.
Join us on Tuesday to be the first to hear about the findings and discuss them with 300 industry representatives, politicians and stake holders. Havvindkonferansen and the report is in Norwegian, but an executive summary in English will be made available.
Join Team Norway at the 2nd Korea-Norway Offshore Wind Business Forum
The 2nd Korea-Norway Offshore Wind Business Forum is going to be held on 27 November in Incheon - in conjunction with the APAC Wind Energy Summit 2024.
You can also apply for B2B meetings with relevant offshore wind companies in the Korean market on 28 November in Seoul. The impressive strategy from South-Korea on offshore wind brings opportunities for Norwegian companies. Norwegian Offshore Wind is a partner in this event.
Featured member: Sverdrup Steel
Our member Sverdrup Steel is a global supplier of stainless steel. Now they are ready to deliver to the offshore wind industry.
They have more than 30 years of experience from the Oil & Gas Industry. They offer a wide range of steel processing services and nickel-based alloys in flat and long products from six service centers.
Their team of in-house metallurgists assist clients with numerous topics of material technology. Sverdrup Steel stock a broad range of materials in compliance with NORSOK and IOGP requirements and their products have more than 85% recycled material content.
UPCOMING EVENTS
📆 October 29: Havvindkonferansen 2024
📆 October 31: Collaboration between Nordic offshore wind ports
All future events