Weekly offshore wind updates
Meet Parkwind in Stavanger in January
At our Cluster Meeting January 14-15, you will get the chance to meet the project team behind Southern North Sea II.
We invite all members of Norwegian Offshore Wind to kickstart the year in Stavanger with our annual Cluster Meeting. This is a unique networking opportunity, where all of our 400+ members get the chance to get to know each other.
We will have an expo in the conference hall, and exciting parallel sessions on R&D, Digital Standards, People & Training, Vessel Capacity, Legal issues for floating offshore wind and the Export Strategy. Through the Norwegian Offshore Wind app you can book meetings with other members. Parkwind will have several representatives present and we will organize separate meetings with them in addition to the B2Bs.
12 candidates selected for France’s AO9 offshore wind tender
The French government has pre-qualified twelve candidates for four new sites for offshore wind development.
One site is off South Brittany, two in the Mediterranean and one in the French South Atlantic region. Several of our members are represented – we congratulate all of them!
The developers selected are:
BayWa r.e. - Elicio Group - Q ENERGY - Kansai Electric - EnBW Valeco Offshore - Grand Large Wind Turbines (EDF Renewables and Maple Power) - IBERDROLA - Ocean Winds - Bank of the Territories - Oxan Energy and Ingka Investments - Plenitude & Qair - Parkwind - RWE Offshore Wind France - Skyborn - Octopus - TotalEnergies
Explore opportunities in the North at Havblest 2025
To succeed with the offshore wind initiative in Norway, we must build industry across the entire country. At Havblest in Bodø February 12-13 , we will outline a strategy for how companies in Northern Norway can seize the industrial opportunities within offshore wind.
We are bringing together offshore wind stakeholders from all over the country for a day of professional discussions and networking. With Norway's ambitions in offshore wind, companies along the entire coast need to contribute. In Northern Norway, supplier companies and ports have particular advantages, and the potential to supply both Norwegian and international projects is significant.
Havblest is organized in collaboration with Offshore Norge, Energi i Nord and Westcon Helgeland. The program is continuously updated.
Featured member: Hyarks
Our member Hyarks aims to automate inspection and maintenance of offshore wind farms by using advanced robotics and software.
This innovative approach significantly reduces operational costs and CO₂ emissions while enhancing safety by minimizing human exposure to hazardous offshore environments. Their technology delivers precise and efficient maintenance solutions, ensuring optimal performance and extended lifespan of wind farm assets
UPCOMING EVENTS
📆 November 27: Norway-Korea offshore wind forum
📆 December 3-4: Annual Wavec seminar
📆 January 14-15: Annual Cluster Meeting for our members