More government needed for UK to seize floating wind opportunity
The Global Underwater Hub (GUH) has called for additional government support for the UK’s developing floating offshore wind industry.
The Global Underwater Hub (GUH) has called for additional government support for the UK’s developing floating offshore wind industry.
Companies from across the UK triumphed at the Subsea Expo Awards in Aberdeen, reflecting the reach of the country’s "blue economy" which is worth £9.2 billion annually.
The Global Underwater Hub (GUH) will launch a new forum to tackle rising costs and reliability issues facing subsea cable systems on the UK’s offshore wind farms.
The UK’s subsea sector is looking to regain stability and momentum in 2025 after several shaky years.
It was a year of change for much of the world. Elections held in more than 60 countries - many of which yielded seismic results - have irreversibly shifted the political dial and no sector, subsea or otherwise, is free from the shocks.
The UK’s underwater industry rose in value by £1.2 billion over the last year, growing from £8bn to £9.2bn, the Global Underwater Hub (GUH) has revealed.
Global Underwater Hub chief executive Neil Gordon discusses the challenge of securing effective subsea collaboration among oil and gas operators.
Aleksandra Jurczak has been appointed as director of strategy and marketing at equipment solutions provider Maritime Developments Ltd (MDL).
By setting global standards and guidelines, the UK can have a first-mover advantage and be positioned as a centre of global excellence in cable reliability.
There are still a number of barriers to entry for clean energy technologies while oil and gas is offering up work, creating a Catch-22 situation for supply chain firms seeking investment.
DEEP's Sentinel research base aims to give wind operators a "set of eyes" on the sea floor.
UK subsea sector leaders plan to use their oil and gas expertise to “dominate” the floating wind mooring and dynamic cables markets in coming years.
Around 500 people attended the glitzy ceremony at Aberdeen's P&J Live.
Subsea Expo is returning to Aberdeen's P&J Live on Tuesday with the theme 'Navigating The Blue Frontier'.
In May last year, the UK’s Global Underwater Hub (GUH) set a hare running in London with the shocking revelation that 85% of insurance claims associated with offshore wind claims stemmed from power cable failures.
The challenges and opportunities facing the global subsea sector are being likened to space exploration as companies push the boundaries of what's possible in Earth's final, 'blue' frontier.
Aberdeen’s P&J Live set to host the world’s largest subsea exhibition
For many in the underwater industry, the last 12 months can be best summed up as confusing. Shifts in energy policy coupled with the turmoil in the global offshore wind markets have led to uncertainty in the supply chain which can only thrive on certainty.
More than 6,000 international delegates are expected to attend the 2024 subsea conference in Aberdeen.
The vital work being carried out by the underwater sectors was showcased to the King during a visit to Aberdeenshire on Friday.
Cable failure is costing millions per case, while larger turbines mean larger risks for insurers.
Subsea cables are, essentially, the arteries of offshore wind, critical to the beating heart of our energy transition.
The Global Underwater Hub (GUH) has officially opened its new north England regional office in Newcastle upon Tyne.
The Global Underwater Hub (GUH) has announced two new appointments tasked with expanding operations in energy transition and new bases south of the border.
Global Underwater Hub (GUH) has unveiled the location of two new offices in the north and south of England.