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Exhibition & Conference - 13 & 14 October 2015 - Amsterdam RAI
The rise of renewables According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), as the world’s population increases, the energy demand will rise by 40% in 2040. But, at the same time, the energy industry faces challenges presented by a changing climate. Changes that require a drastic reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. So, it’s no surprise that renewable energy will be a very important part of the worldwide energy supply. The IEA even reported recently that renewable energy could surpass coal, nuclear power, and natural gas as the world’s largest source of electricity within just 15 years. In this light it speaks for itself that Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference 2015 (OEEC), one of the leading international conferences on all facets of offshore energy, saves some spots for the developments and innovations in renewable energy. P37 floating wave and wind power platform (Credit: Floating Power Plant)
Although it’s nothing new for countries
is now the largest wind power market
not only from waves and tides, but also
energy, taking advantage of its coastline
To allow attendees to gain information
and companies to invest in renewable
in the world. They have increased their
from salinity and temperature differences
and tide. Recent developments in the
on several levels of offshore energy,
energy, it seems like this “alternative”
power generation from renewables from
in the ocean. Ocean water is always in
offshore industry also deserve a range
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form of energy production is growing
really nothing 10 years ago to 25% now.
motion, and this can be converted into
of programs dedicated to shedding light
(OWC) will take place on Monday, October
faster than ever. For example, the
These are very important signals that
vast amounts of useable energy. An
on those subjects. Offshore Energy 2015
12th, a day prior to Offshore Energy 2015,
European Union set themselves a target
China is moving into the right direction.”
available form of offshore energy that is
wants to update the industry on the
at the Amsterdam RAI. The theme of the
still in its infancy, but has huge potential.
various possibilities and innovations that
sixth annual Offshore WIND Conference
of a 20% share of renewable energy in 2020, and, according to the European
But ahead of them all must be Australia.
In terms of both cost and because this
are available. That’s why Marine Energy
is “Building an industry without borders”.
Commission’s biennial progress report,
The Conservation Council of Western
type of energy generation has less of a
will be featured in one of the Technical
A theme that hopes to not only exceed
it looks like the EU as a whole is going
Australia recently released a report
strain on the environment. Ocean energy
Sessions at the conference.
international borders, but also break
to achieve this.
stating that the South of Australia could
offers many possibilities worldwide
down the barriers in legislation as well
be powered completely by renewable
to produce substantial amounts of
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as mental barriers, discovering how
China may be seen as a conservative
energy in around 15 year’s time. And
renewable energy.
Wind Energy is one of the best known
people can promote the growth of
country, but on clear power it’s
even though they set themselves a really
forms of renewable energy. The total
the industry.
definitely a force to reckon with. The
challenging target, the report states that
A couple of weeks ago Chile signed
worldwide installed wind capacity in 2014
country spent more than $80bn in new
this goal is achievable based on extensive
a declaration to co-finance the local
was 7GW, which is expected to grow to
renewables generating capacity, giving
modeling of future power needs.
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as much as 140GW by 2040. The coming
Centre. It’s the first center of its kind in
years will see the realization of new
them a big lead over the EU ($46bn), Japan ($37bn), and the USA ($34bn)
Marine energy
Latin America, and the state will finance
projects in many new locations. Last year
respectively. The Executive Director of
Another alternative energy source
58% of the total costs of $20 million
35% of the companies attending Offshore
the International Energy Agency, Maria
explored the last couple of years is marine
(€17.6m). Chile expects to become a
Energy Exhibition & Conference were
van der Hoeven, told BBC News, “China
energy; energy that can be extracted
regional and world reference in marine
working in the offshore wind industry.
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The rise of renewables Continued from page 1
Public opinion
become a ‘global power in solar and
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companies in the offshore energy
future powered in the main by
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industry that there is a lot to gain
renewables is one none of us can
for Offshore Energy Exhibition
with renewable energy. In an interview
ignore.” van Beurden also wants to
& Conference 2015 and Offshore
with Blue & Green Tomorrow, CEO
encourage all OPEC members to take
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of Royal Dutch Shell Ben van Beurden
these developments in renewable
speaks out about the necessity
energy quite seriously: “Not least
of extending the investments in
because I believe twenty years from
renewable energy: “In a world
now, if we don’t act, global public
where, as we heard recently,
opinion will be unforgiving.”
Saudi Arabia has ambitions to
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Column By Mike Hay Sector Specialist | Offshore Wind Team, UKTI
Time to break down borders
Column Offshore wind is an industry experiencing major developments. The United Kingdom may have more installed MWs than all other countries in the world combined, but that will change as other markets develop and grow. This provides a great opportunity for the learning and experience we have built up over the past twelve years to be shared overseas. This is challenging, but also quite exciting.
Mike Hay Sector Specialist | Offshore Wind Team, UKTI
“Yet, offshore wind cannot just be a small North Sea industry, we need China and the United States to succeed as well.�
environment to do business in, and
of October as part of the Offshore
we have built strong relationships
WIND Conference and Offshore
with all key companies in the sector
Energy Exhibition & Conference. We
regardless of nationality. A good
touched on this subject last year as
example is JDR Cables, a British
well, but this year we will show with
company that has been successful
greater clarity the future Dutch
the UK delivers the most MW, closely
They are seen in the market.
in German projects by working in
offshore wind tenders and a number
followed by Germany, however it is
Everyone needs support like this
partnership with a Dutch installation
of large British projects which are in
China where the future opportunities
of some kind, even the big players
contractor. A good example of
the throes of procurement. In 2015
lie we all look for. These opportunities
value it, as it helps to be promoted
international collaboration and
we expect to see more business
will only be utilised when we all work
under the banner of the British
breaking down borders. That is
being done; especially now the
together. The challenge lies in
Government. We have delivered
important because we need a global
Dutch government is looking at
translating the learning from Europe
large scale, commercial offshore
offshore wind industry to drive
expanding the Dutch offshore wind
into markets such as China. A key
wind successfully and that is worth
down costs.
industry in the coming years which
function of the UKTI is to ensure the
a lot in places where it is still an
might form the biggest market
capability the British market has built
emerging technology.
As part of expanding our knowledge
opportunity in Europe in the
up over twelve years in the sector
abroad UKTI organizes missions
offshore wind industry. Yet, offshore
is also made available for other
to bring UK companies into key
wind cannot just be a small North
countries to tap into. UK companies
There is a lot of collaboration
markets. This year we will be
Sea industry, we need China and
come on UKTI missions, they attend
ongoing between European countries.
bringing some of the UKs leading
the United States to succeed as
conferences and, when they are
The UK has always been an open,
offshore wind companies to
well, to help drive innovation and
successful we help to raise their
collaborative and productive
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Industry news Sif, Verbrugge to join forces at new Rotterdam terminal Following today’s news that Sif Group is expanding its business to Rotterdam, the Port of Rotterdam Authority released more details about the planned facilities in Rotterdam, which reveal that Sif Group and Verbrugge are planning to set up a joint venture to bring the storage and logistics of foundations under one roof.
Artist’s impression of Sif-Verbrugge Terminal MV2
The Port of Rotterdam Authority,
“By combining production as well
and further strengthen our leading
in the market. The fact that this is
For loading the components and
Sif Group, and Verbrugge International
as handling and storage services
position in foundations for offshore
now possible at one of the most
steel foundations, crane capacity
have signed an agreement in principle
for heavy cargo, Rotterdam will
wind and Oil&Gas in the North Sea,”
wonderful locations in a world-class
will be installed onshore for high
for the construction of a production
gain a strong position in offshore
said Jan Bruggenthijs, Sif Group CEO.
port only makes us more ambitious.”
tonnages.
and storage/handling terminal in
wind energy with top players in
Rotterdam.
their respective markets,” said
Martin Verbrugge, CEO of Verbrugge
gointo operation in mid-2016. The Port
In addition to this, the new plant
Allard Castelein, CEO at the Port
International, said: “We have built up
Authority said that Sif Group and
and the new terminal will create
of Rotterdam Authority.
an excellent track record in offshore
Verbrugge will put Rotterdam’s
around 200 jobs. The Port Authority
wind projects in recent years.
offshore cluster more firmly on the
will build a 400-metre deepsea quay
At the terminal, which covers around 42 hectares, Sif Group will produce
The new terminal is expected to
steel foundations for offshore wind
“This location on Maasvlakte 2 fits
We are ready to take the next step:
map as a location and supplier for the
for Sif Group and Verbrugge, with
farms and the oil and gas industry.
in perfectly with our profile for
to professionalize and optimize
offshore wind industry. The operations
a depth of -16.50m NAP, with the
Verbrugge will take care of the logistics
further expansion of Sif Group at a
our service. In Sif Group, as market
will strengthen the existing offshore
possibility to deepen it further to
at the terminal, as well as the handling
deepsea port. The strategically good
leader in the field of foundations,
cluster by generating extra activities,
approx. -19m NAP.
of sea-going vessels.
location means that we can provide
we have found a fantastic partner
such as the supply of components,
our clients with optimum service
to further extend our ambitions
assembly and handling.
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First foundations for Block Island OWF on their way Loading the first jacket foundations for Block Island offshore wind farm on to a barge that will ship them to the installation site started on Friday, according to social media posts by Deepwater Wind’s CEO Jeff Grybowski.
Tocardo to install 5 tidal turbines in western Netherlands Tocardo Tidal Turbines has announced plans to install an array of 5 tidal turbines in the Eastern Scheldt storm surge barrier.
Tocardo’s tidal turbine array
Subject to weather conditions, the barge is expected to
The Eastern Scheldt storm surge
that could fulfil 10-20 percent of
Ben de Reu, Representative for the
arrive to the offshore construction site by mid-July. All five
barrier is designed to protect the
the world’s electricity needs.”
Zeeland Province, said: “We are the
foundations are scheduled to be installed in the following
Netherlands from flooding from
two months.
the North Sea. The location will now
For this project, Tocardo is working
which is why tidal energy is such a
deliver the combination of water
with co-shareholder Huisman, the
good match for us. The knowledge
The five steel jacket foundations were constructed by
defences and hydroelectric power.
designer of the turbines’ suspension
that we’re building here can be
Gulf Island Fabrication, Inc., which started working on
Tocardo’s five T2 tidal turbines are
structure. Other partners of the
used in other delta regions across
them in January 2015 at its facilities in Houma, Louisiana,
expected to be operational this
project include Strukton that will be
the globe.”
with Rhode Island-based Specialty Diving Services in
autumn and have a total capacity
responsible for project management
charge of additional fabrication work on components
of 1.2 MW. The array will supply
during installation, Mammoet,
The project has also received
of the foundation substructures.
electricity to 1.000 households,
Istimewa Elektrotechniek,
funding from the European Regional
Tocardo’s press release reads.
Van der Straaten and Hillebrand.
Development Fund, the Dutch
Hans van Breugel, Tocardo’s CEO, said:
According to Tocardo, the company,
Zeeland as part of the Operational
only province with land in the sea,
government and the province of
Block Island wind farm will feature five Alstom’s Haliade 150 6 MW offshore wind turbines.
“This project marks an important step
together with its partners, is planning
Programme for Zuid-Nederland.
The first U.S. offshore wind farm, for which the Massachusetts
in the development of tidal energy.
to increase the number of turbines in
Earlier this year, Tocardo installed
Chapter of the Sierra Club said is an “Apollo moment“,
With our turbines in the Eastern
the future. The province of Zeeland,
an array of three T1 100 kW tidal
will be operational in the fourth quarter of 2016.
Scheldt storm surge barrier, we can
where the Eastern Scheldt barrier is
turbines at Afsluitdijk, Den Oever.
now show the world what tidal
located, has provided a significant
The array has been connected to the
energy is all about, namely providing
financial contribution to the project,
Dutch grid, and is expected to power
a clean and reliable source of energy
Tocardo’s press release reads.
100 homes.
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Azura wave energy device produces clean power in Hawaii Following the deployment and grid-connection of NWEI’s Azura wave energy device conducted last month, the device has now started producing clean power to Hawaii’s electricity grid. The device has been installed in a 30-meter test berth at the Navy’s Wave Energy Test Site (WETS)in Kaneohe Bay, on the island of Oahu, Hawaii. It is now delivering power to Marine Corps Base located on the island. According to US Department of Energy (US DoE), the launch of 20 kW demonstration project at WETS
VBMS connects last cable at Westermeerwind
has already proven valuable in gathering performance and reliability data from the device in deep water, open-ocean conditions.
Dutch subsea cable specialist, VBMS, has installed the last cable at the Westermeerwind offshore wind farm.
The data collected will be used to further optimize Azura’s performance and refine existing wave energy
“In total, we have installed 48 inter array cables between
Nico Verburg, project manager VBMS said: “Despite the
computer simulations, ultimately supporting
the wind turbines and six export cables that connect
exceptionally bad weather during the cable installation
commercialization of this technology.
the offshore wind farm to the mainland,” said the
period, we completed the cable installation without
VBMS spokesperson.
causing any delay for the project.”
behind the device, with $5 million in additional funding
Now, the company is doing the terminations, connecting
The wind farm will be built in the IJsselmeer (Lake IJssel),
from the Energy Department, will apply lessons learned
the cable to the turbine, which should be completed
between Urk and Lemmer (the province of Friesland),
from this current phase of development to modify
early August.
the Netherlands. Each of the 48 turbines has a capacity
Northwest Energy Innovations (NWEI), the developer
the device design in order to improve its efficiency
of 3MW while the entire project is scheduled to go online
and reliability.
by mid-February 2016.
NWEI plans to then test the improved design with a full-scale device rated between 500 kW and 1 MW at WETS at even deeper test berths of 60 to 80 meters
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over the next several years, according to DoE. Northwest Energy Innovations is a Portland-based wave energy developer that has built Azura wave energy converter.
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Airbus reveals offshore helicopter of the future Airbus Helicopters has revealed the concept phase start-up for a new European helicopter, the X6, at the Paris Air Show yesterday. The company has said that it will now embark on a two-year
for how our customers’ needs and the industry itself
definition period on this next-generation heavy-lift rotorcraft
will evolve in the future.”
that will be tailored for oil and gas missions. Airbus Helicopters said that the X6 would be a twin-engine “X6 will be for the heavy segment in the next decade what
rotorcraft that is mature and all-weather ready - including
the H160 is today for the mediums. It will set new standards
full de-icing - from the first delivery, adding that one
in the industry not only for design, but for its production
of the major innovations to be integrated on X6 is the
strategy as well, as we will rely on the industrial capacities
Fly-by-Wire flight control system. Once adequate program
of our core countries, including the upcoming pillar in
maturity has been achieved in the concept phase,
Poland,” explained Guillaume Faury, the President & CEO
a subsequent development phase will follow, leading
of Airbus Helicopters. “Our objective is to bring to the
to an X6 entry into service anticipated in the 2020s.
market the most efficient helicopter solutions adapted
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Azura wave energy device
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Dutch Energy from Water Association (EWA) strategic partner of Offshore Energy Dutch Energy from Water Association (EWA) has joined Offshore Energy as a supporting partner. Both parties will collaborate to organize a dedicated marine energy event during Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference 2015. Marine energy has been included in the Offshore Energy conference program since 2011. 2015 is expected to see an explosion
at the Eastern Scheldt Storm Surge
Thermal Energy pilot plant on the
of tidal energy activities in the
barrier in the province of Zeeland.
Caribbean island of Curaçao, using
blueTEC floating tidal energy platform Credit: Bluewater
difference in temperatures of surface
Netherlands. A floating tidal turbine
and deep water to generate power.
platform, the first of its kind, was
Later this year the Dutch government
recently installed at the offshore test
is expected to start a public tendering
site of the Tidal Testing Centre in the
process in order to open up the
This should give us all enough to
Marsdiep this year. The consortium
Brouwersdam and improve the water
talk about at the marine energy
led by Bluewater, includes Van Oord,
quality. Bidders will be invited to
event in October. The organization
Damen Shipyards, TKF, NIOZ, and
include tidal energy integration into
of Offshore Energy and EWA look
The mission of EWA, founded in 2010, is to promote obtaining
Vryhof Anchors, and they will test
their scope; if anything, because
forward to welcoming you to the
energy from water as a key technology for the EU. A technology
various tidal turbines supplied by
they can!
first Marine Energy program, and
to help the EU meet its strategic objectives and promote the most
to making it a big success.
optimal regulatory environment in the Netherlands. To bring the
Schottel and Tocardo. Tocardo also
Energy from Water Association (EWA)
installed a unique array of three
Meanwhile, start-up company
turbines this year, using a clever
RED-Stack is producing electricity
For more information about
dam-integrated solution in the
at the Afsluitdijk, simply by mixing
the Marine Energy program at
Afsluitdijk - the 32 km long causeway
fresh lake water with sea water
Offshore Energy 2015, please visit
EWA is part of the Duurzame Energie Koepel (Renewable Energy
in the North of the Netherlands -
and using the difference in salinity
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Association NL) and is affiliated with the European Ocean Energy
a mere finger exercise for the 3 MW
gradient. Bluerise, another start-up,
Association (EU-OEA). Additionally, EWA board members act as
array project under construction
is developing a unique 500kW Ocean
observers in the International Energy Agency on Ocean Energy
sector to full commercial readiness and stimulate new clusters for innovation.
Systems (IEA-OES). Please visit: www.energieuitwater.nl
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