NEWS

With 2020 coming to an end, Everoze partner Graeme Wilson reflects on some interesting trends and developments that we have observed in the offshore wind industry during the past 12 months, and he makes some bold predictions as to what this may mean for 2021…

Everoze has today formally launched a new company called Skyray. Skyray’s experienced team will provide design, engineering and site services to owners, developers and EPCs in the large-scale PV market (including new-build solar-storage).

Everoze has acquired 49.9% of wind resource assessment firm Brightwind which will bolster both consultancies’ capabilities to deliver accurate Energy Production Assessments (EPAs), due diligence and other services.

Everoze is delighted to welcome our latest partner, Dario Brivio who is a solar expert with more than 13 years of experience.

It’s the right time for us to embrace the changes which are reshaping the French energy market and to play our full role in this.

Ragna Schmidt-Haupt will strengthen the Everoze offering to the investment community across a wider range of European markets for renewables, energy storage and flexibility.

As the Everoze team runs out of days in 2017 and charges headlong towards the new year, we thought we’d share a few highlights before powering down for the festive break.

Industry leading mesoscale modellers Vortex together with Everoze have won a contract with the World Bank Group to map the world’s wind resource in greater detail than ever before.

« Well, it’s been a weird old year – not only on the world stage, but also when it comes to the wonderful world of renewables and energy storage. Weird and exciting. » Joe Phillips does his best to make sense of it all…