As the calendar shifts to 2023, the US offshore wind mantra of ‘30 by 30’ - 30 gW by 2030 - will suddenly be one year closer to the catchy-sounding guidepost put out there by the Biden administration.

The revival in the US oil patch is real even though offshore service vessels (OSVs) have not received the widespread exposure of other sectors.

Compagnie Maritime Belge’s (CMB) Windcat Offshore has placed an order with Damen Shipyards for two of ‘future-proof CSOVs,’ along with options for further vessels.

Global mobile satellite communications provider Inmarsat is to assist Zamil Offshore with roll-out of an Internet-of-Things (IoT) solution for over 60 support vessels operating in Gulf waters.

The first France’s commercial-scale wind farm started operating on Wednesday, adding 480 megawatts of capacity to the grid.

Cadeler has placed an order to build its second F-class hybrid jack-up installation vessel at Cosco Heavy Industries.

Offshore wind is still in its nascent stages in Southeast Asia and is seen as having major potential, if also some difficult hurdles to overcome.

Singapore is to invest additional SGD129m in low-carbon energy research in 2022 to support critical enablers of Singapore energy transition.

Keppel Offshore & Marine (Keppel O&M) has chartered another two jack-up rigs to ADES Saudi Limited Company.

Financier Pelagic Partners has stepped into the offshore sector with a 2+2+2 order of Commissioning Service Operation Vessels (CSOV).