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Offshore wind developers continue to face vessel shortages but Spinergie's forecast addresses this challenge. Join us for our next Wind Forecast webinar on November 7.

Smart Fleet Management provides a centralised solution for shipowners. This use case examines how ABL overhauled their reporting procedures to streamline their transshipping operations.

Find out how Spinergie’s Market Intelligence solution helps a global cable and electrification company maintain a competitive edge in a tight renewable energy market.

In this webinar, Eva Fraicher and Maelig Gaborieau explore the rise of Asian manufacturing in Europe and its expected impact on the future of offshore wind.

Discover how Spinergie’s Smart Fleet Management solution helped an international offshore wind developer successfully execute a survey campaign at a US project.

In this webinar, Drashya Goel and Yvan Gelbart explore what's in store for the Offshore Wind developments in the coming decade. Watch it now.

A selection of use cases highlighting how Spinergie's Market Intelligence solution can be used at various stages of offshore wind project development.

A selection of use cases highlighting how Spinergie's Smart Fleet Management solution can be used at various stages of offshore wind project development.

Spinergie’s innovative map is the heart of its market intelligence solution. Clients understand how its mix of live tracking, analysis, and in-depth data points can help them in their project planning and market intel gathering, but there are some potentially surprising ways the map layers can take that analysis even deeper. Our latest white paper looks closer at the map capabilities of Spinergie’s solution to show how invaluable this resource is in monitoring the global market.

An offshore wind developer used Spinergie’s ports and quays module to identify facilities and analyze past activities to ensure the most suitable selection for an upcoming project was made.

In this webinar, we discuss the major considerations needed to adapt a CII that fits the needs of the incredibly diverse maritime contracting sector, and one that is accurate, consistent and can be implemented with relative ease.

Spinergie is proud to present its latest white paper, which discusses the need for innovative solutions to address sustainability challenges in the offshore wind sector. Beyond introducing Non-Priced Criteria, Spinergie analysts emphasize the importance of a standardized LCA methodology and highlight the need to assess marine spread for thorough wind farm evaluations.

Find out how Spinergie helped an independent operator to digitize their operations and automate cost allocation between various assets based on time spent on each asset.

Discover how Spinergie’s Overconsumption tool can help clients reach their decarbonization goals.

Ørsted’s cancelation of the Ocean Wind 1 and 2 projects off the East Coast thrust the U.S. market into the spotlight. With these two projects and many others, all impacted by rising costs and supply chain challenges, Spinergie analyst Yvan Gelbart examines the current situation, future repercussions, and the strategies and initiatives that ensure some projects are still successful.

The pressure is on for vessel managers to reduce fuel consumption and stay on top of carbon emissions. Regulations, from IMCA and IMO, have been proposed for the offshore marine contracting sector while investors and insurers alike are increasing their expectations for climate mitigation measures by vessel managers

Find out how Spinergie’s Activity-Indexed Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII) helped a vessel manager access actionable insights that helped them shape strategy and accurately compile ESG reports.

During this webinar, JB Rougeot and Jessica Bertsch, two of our market experts, will explore how feedering is reshaping project logistics in the face of supply shortages and regulatory challenges. Learn from real-world examples, uncover the potential value it brings, and gain valuable insights for developers looking to implement feedering successfully.

The demand for SOVs has grown 300% in the last 8 years, driven almost entirely by the offshore wind industry. The relatively small asset class is in such high demand that more SOVs are currently in construction than operational. In this insight, we explore how older conversions from other support vessels are rising to support the rising demand in this class.

Find out how Spinergie helped a multinational wind farm developer asses major foundation technologies and performance metrics.

The offshore wind market is expecting a massive expansion in the following years. Watch this webinar to learn more about offshore wind forecast for 2030

Ambitious and impressive wind targets have been set by governments and other political forums all around the globe with G7 recently declaring a common goal of 150 GW capacity by 2030. This means a monumental task for the industry lies ahead and the road will not be an easy one. Here, Spinergie analyst Yvan Gelbart examines the main challenges and what is already being done to help developers in navigating them.

Discover how Spinergie’s Smart Fleet Management solution has been successfully deployed by an operator to synchronize its fleet activities in West Africa.

Find out how Spinergie’s Smart Fleet Management solution can help make your onshore and onboard life easier through six key functions.

Spinergie's in-depth vessel selector tool, including specific WTIV modules, is helping offshore wind developers accurately asses the market and select the best vessel solution for their upcoming projects.

The demand for subsea cable installation for offshore wind continues to rise, with 2,800+ days contracted in 2022 alone. Traditional shipowners dominate the market, but OEMs are making a comeback. The industry presents significant opportunities for those willing to invest in their capabilities.

The number of offshore floating wind projects is rising with an acceleration expected towards the end of the decade to help meet the 2030 targets outlined by governments around the globe.

Spinergie has completed a study of a recently commissioned wind farm to analyze the pressure a project of that size placed on the supply chain and identify areas of optimization.

Spinergie Market Intelligence helped a large North American vessel manager with Offshore Wind market sizing to finance the build-out of a dedicated installation fleet of Foundation Installation Vessels (FIVs).

Spinergie's Smart Fleet Management (SFM) product was used by a transshipping company to optimize operations in West Africa, avoid demurrage and reduce fuel consumption.

Spinergie’s Smart Fleet Management solution provides live fuel consumption KPIs, uncovering opportunities for improvement and measuring progress over time.

The offshore wind market is tightening in terms of the supply chain, vessel availability and growing project sizes. As such, developers and ship owners are seeking solutions that enable them to monitor how project installation is progressing at other wind farms. Spinergie’s market intelligence has been relied on by a developer to track the progress of a contracted vessel and gauge the likelihood of it completing its previous installation work scope on time. This gave the developer the time to plan for alternative solutions if the vessel was unlikely to be ready.

Spinergie successfully deployed Smart Fleet Management for a major project coordinator to track, manage and coordinate foundation installation operations on a 500 MW offshore wind farm in Northern Europe. The installation process involved using three feeder barges and 3 AHTS to transport the foundations to the main installation vessel (FIV) at the wind farm site.

Spinergie’s Market Intelligence significantly helped a charterer evaluate tender responses for a three-year O&M contract in the North Sea. Relying on Spinergie analysis, the charterer undertook a detailed review of suitable candidates within the region to benchmark tender responses and select the best option using trusted third-party impartial data.

How vessel managers use Spinergie’s digital Daily Report (DR) to enhance data quality uncover improvement points within selected KPIs.

In 2021, China connected 16.5 GW of offshore wind farms & became the world leader in capacity installed.

The demand for SOVs rises 20% y-o-y, driven by O&M activities.

Reel-lay demand jumped 23% in 2020, thanks to Norway and the US.

Record levels of activity on wind farm locations in US waters this year.

Earlier this month, a potential Subsea 7-Saipem merger made the news. We take a deeper look at their fleet and client portfolio.

Almost 550 wind turbines will be installed offshore Europe in 2019, 50% more than 2018. Installation time per MW is dropping.