NEWS

After a very interesting deal was concluded last month for Hollandse Kust Zuid by chemicals giant BASF, here are some thoughts by Everoze partner Graeme Wilson on what this transaction might mean for the offshore wind industry and developers in particular.

David Thomason is going to work on assessing the various ways floating wind energy can be used without relying on the national grid. Read the his blog explaining it all.

In his latest article, Everoze Founding Partner Colin Morgan discusses the crucial role of offshore wind in reducing the carbon emissions generated by our energy sector in the years out to 2050 when the World is aiming to reach the end of the carbon era.

Offshore Wind and Round 4 – In his latest article, Everoze partner Graeme Wilson shares his thoughts on how the oil and gas majors survival, the growth of the offshore wind industry and the UK’s carbon goals are all now intertwined.

In Graeme Wilson’s latest article about the merging of the offshore wind and oil and gas market, he examines the dilemmas facing oil and gas majors in their race to decarbonise.

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…

In his latest blog, Everoze Partner Graeme Wilson explains what offshore wind has in common with toilet rolls. 

What do you as an investor need to think about before buying into a project? This first blog of the series on the ultimate complexity of life-extending a project will focus on foundations, given their critical role in wind farm life expectancy. They are, unlike WTGs & cables, generally harder to inspect, especially around the life-limiting features.

Everoze Partner Zoe Barnes dips beneath the surface under an offshore wind turbine. Read her blog to find out what she found.