Independent energy expert and assurance provider DNV has been awarded a contract by the Equinor and Polenergia S.A. owned joint ventures, MFW Baltyk II sp. z o.o. and MFW Baltyk III sp. z o.o for the certification of the Baltyk II and Baltyk III offshore wind farms. The projects, located in the Polish exclusive economic zone of the Baltic Sea, are set to contribute significantly to Poland's renewable energy goals.
DNV report launch at SPE Offshore Europe 2023 analyses how the technology can be used in the energy industry
DNV will provide quality assurance and quality control, as well as related technical support to turbine jacket fabricator Intercontinental Wind Energy (IWE) for offshore wind projects / DNV’s work scope will assist IWE towards Tier-1 supplier status for offshore wind on Taiwan / Contract builds on similar DNV work for advisory support to accelerate the offshore wind sector uptake off the coast of the island
A Memorandum of Understanding to deliver one of Vietnam’s first offshore wind power assets has been signed by DNV, IE, and PTSC M&C.
New research published by DNV reveals that the energy industry is boosting its cyber security spending this year, as heightened geopolitical tensions and the accelerating adoption of digitally connected infrastructure spark concerns over the sector’s vulnerabilities to emerging cyber threats.
Transport has a severe emission challenge, its share of overall emissions grows from 25% today to 30% by 2050 as large part of the transport system will remain fossil fuel dependent / Transport of passengers and goods currently accounts for about a quarter of global energy-related CO2 emissions and will grow to 30% by 2050 / Maritime sector energy mix will comprise 50% low- and zero carbon fuels in 2050 / Oil has staying power in aviation and maritime. Strong policies are needed to ensure necessary decarbonization to hydrogen and sustainable biofuel.
DNV, the independent energy expert and assurance provider, has started a new Joint Industry Project (JIP) to increase certainty in the design process for wind farms challenged by earthquakes.
New research centre combines deep industrial expertise with test capabilities to enable the upscale of hydrogen
DNV, the independent energy expert and assurance provider, has published an important update of its comprehensive service specification for project certification, DNV-SE-0190. The new edition is the world’s first document which addresses the certification of energy islands and offshore wind farms in Poland.
Technical advisor DNV will support the development of an optimal design and network routing plan for integrating large-scale offshore wind into the power grid / DNV will also study how to minimize renewables integration costs
DNV, the independent energy expert and assurance provider, has been authorized by the Polish Ministry of Infrastructure to issue certificates for offshore wind farms and assembly of power output equipment in Poland. The certification will be executed according to Polish law requirements, reflected in DNV’s Service Specification ”Project certification of wind power plants”.
Offshore wind will account for 80% of stationary infrastructure at sea by 2050, up from 15% today / Europe will experience significant pressure on ocean space with demand particularly strong in North Sea, Celtic-Biscay Shelf and Baltic Sea / Greater China will build most offshore infrastructure (covering 112,000 square kilometers by 2050), followed by Europe (70,000 square kilometers). Globally, ocean installations will cover 335,000 square kilometers by midcentury, which is larger than the landmass of Poland / DNV also chosen to lead project to optimize marine spatial planning off coast of Norway
Floating offshore wind provides state opportunity for leadership in developing new technologies and markets
Energy professionals are prioritizing secure energy in the trilemma, followed by clean and then affordable energy
DNV and partners have recently launched a new JIP - EMRED. The JIP aims to establish a monitoring and reporting framework for assessing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the offshore wind installation sector. The partners comprise energy companies, ScottishPower Renewables, RWE, Vattenfall, Orsted, and installation/operation companies, Jan De Nul Group, DEME, Ziton, Cadeler, Van Oord, Fred. Olsen Windcarrier, and DNV.
To move from ambition to action the industry calls on stable regulatory frameworks, standardization and port infrastructure.
DNV initiates Joint Industry Project (JIP) to develop a standard for the certification of installation aids for fixed offshore wind farms.
DNV strengthens its green power monitoring portfolio by acquiring Proxima Solutions, a leading company that provides a digital platform for remote monitoring and asset management of renewable energy plants.
New service will enable recyclability assessment and sustainable end-of-life planning for wind turbines
Hornsea 2 is the largest offshore wind farm and will provide electricity to more than 1.3 million UK homes.
The acquisition expands DNV’s grid analysis and flexible AC transmission optimisation offer, strengthening its services to power grid operators with a focus on fast changing power markets.
DNV has been appointed by Elenergy Co Ltd, a Korean renewable energy development company, as owner’s engineer for its 1.5 GW fixed-bottom Chujin offshore wind project.
DNV and partners confirm the completion of Phase 1 of a joint industry project (JIP) on Bottom Impact and Partially Submerged Conditions which has resulted in a new framework for optimising the installation process of offshore wind turbines. New partners are encouraged to join Phase 2, which will focus on validating models and establishing common best-practice guidelines to the benefit of the entire industry.
Conformity Statements prove the safe and reliable design basis for joint wind projects of RWE and Northland Power
Urgent moves to bring forward the construction of “energy islands” – giant new offshore renewable energy conversion and transmission plants – are being supported by a major new safety advisory and assurance study.
Hydrogen has a crucial role in decarbonizing the world’s energy system, but uptake will be too slow. Governments need to make urgent, significant policy interventions, according to a new report by DNV.
New research published by DNV reveals that energy executives anticipate life, property, and environment-compromising cyber-attacks on the sector within the next two years. But defensive action appears to lag.
DNV has provided Fred. Olsen 1848 with a Statement of Feasibility (similar to an Approval in Principle) for their floating wind turbine concept, BRUNEL.
Leaders say huge commercial opportunity awaits despite policy, scale, complexity, timing challenges
Risk management via certification enables a safe and reliable growth of wind energy in Korea
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