NEWS

Everoze was commissioned by InterTradeIreland to conduct a comprehensive study exploring the economic opportunities presented by the offshore wind and hydrogen sectors across the island of Ireland.

Rather than running wind assets into the ground, Joseph Phillips wonders if it’s time to take a smarter approach. Check out his new blog on “wind peaking’. We don’t usually think of wind farms as tired. Spinning away in the distance, turbines seem ageless, almost eternal — silent sentinels of the energy transition. But talk

Crown Estate Scotland, on behalf of the SIM Group, commissioned the Everoze strategy team and BiGGAR Economics to undertake a Benefits Realisation Assessment to evaluate the impact of the Strategic Investment Model (SIM) and inform its future direction

Interested in opportunities emerging from demographic shifts in UK Wind projects? Check out this hot-take from our very own aging asset, Joseph Phillips.

Everoze was excited to see Subsea Micropiles closing funding for €11m from Scottish National Investment Bank and Marubeni-Itochu Steel.

What do Christian Eriksen and carrots have in common with offshore wind leasing in Europe? Nothing. And that’s an under-appreciated problem.

To deliver on the Floating Offshore Wind (FOW) Vision, we will have to develop the industrial base and associated infrastructure, whilst simultaneously grappling with cost reduction pressures

It’s always exciting to see an ambitious “moonshot” target, and this week’s 2030 vision report by NESO is certainly that – So how do we feel about that?

Zoë Barnes launched the UK’s Floating Wind Vision Statement in the keynote at the Floating Offshore Wind event