Aker Solutions has joined forces with Mainstream Renewable Power, Ocean Winds, and Statkraft for the upcoming Utsira Nord floating wind project in Norway. The companies will collaborate to develop economical, sustainable technology for the project, as per the terms of the agreement.
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Ocean Winds has teamed with Bord na Móna, an Irish company, to construct offshore wind projects in Ireland. In accordance with the long-term collaboration, the two companies intend to jointly own, identify, and develop offshore opportunities along the Irish coast.
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Mainstream Renewable Power and Ocean Winds have signed a seabed lease agreement with Crown Estate Scotland to construct a floating offshore wind farm. Crown Estate Scotland chose the two companies as the preferred bidders for developing the 1.8 GW project offshore from the Shetland Islands earlier this year.
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Crown Estate Scotland has chosen Mainstream Renewable Power, an Irish renewable energy provider, and Ocean Winds as the preferred bidder for a 1.8 GW wind farm site offshore from the Shetland Islands. The selection offers Mainstream Renewable Power and Ocean Winds the opportunity to enter into an option contract for the site, which is expected to be suitable for an offshore wind farm.
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In order to construct offshore wind projects by 2025, Ocean Winds, a joint venture (JV) company between EDP and Engie, has made the decision to invest €3 billion. Engie and EDP have each agreed to invest €1.5 billion in the development of the project. Additional funding for the projects will be obtained through debt and financing from external partners.
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Spain-based Ocean Winds and Norway-based Aker Offshore Wind have together submitted bids totaling 6 GW for the development of floating offshore wind projects in the ScotWind leasing round. Earlier in July, the joint venture filed bids for six offshore wind farm sites in the Outer Moray Firth as part of the ScotWind process.
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Ocean Winds began operations with fixed projects in France with 500 MW capacity each in the locations of Treport and Noirmoutier. The company also has operations in the US where it partnered with Shell in developing the Mayflower project, off the east coast. It had also developed a new technology for floating wind which was used to execute an upcoming project off California. Further, Ocean Winds has collaborated with Ignitis for projects in Lithuania and also proposed wind projects in Poland and the Mediterranean.
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