King Charles visits Global Underwater Hub
The vital work being carried out by the underwater sectors was showcased to the King during a visit to Aberdeenshire on Friday.
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.
Speed is now of the essence to develop local supply chain capacity as INTOG kicks in, writes Neil Gordon of the Global Underwater Hub
Deepsea mining is arguably the most exciting yet controversial segment of the blue economy, which the United Nations estimates boasts an estimated annual turnover of $3-6trillion.
Later this month, Subsea Expo 2023, the world’s largest annual subsea exhibition and conference will return to Aberdeen.
The renowned UK subsea industry has lost 20% of its capability due to recent oil downturns, according to a membership body - and there's an urgent need for joined-up thinking to deliver on the "tsunami" of energy transition opportunity ahead.
Some $24 billion is expected to be spent on subsea and offshore pipelines in Asia Pacific over the next five years, data from energy research firm Wood Mackenzie shows.
A dozen key projects in the North Sea will deliver a “golden opportunity” for the UK supply chain in the coming years, according to new research.
Subsea Expo, the global underwater showcase in Aberdeen, is set to return to pre-pandemic numbers this year, with more than 6,000 visitors expected.
Global Underwater Hub to grasp “greatest opportunity for subsea in our generation”
The Global Underwater Hub (GUH) has announced the makeup of its new ten-strong board, drawing on talent from across the energy and marine sectors.
Organisers or Subsea Expo 2022 have hailed the event as a major success after the three-day conference in Aberdeen came to a close.
Global Underwater Hub (GUH) chief executive Neil Gordon has backed the UK's blue economy to grow exponentially in the coming years.
“You would like to think it was good planning,” joked Neil Gordon, chief executive of the Global Underwater Hub (GUH), “but I think it’s just fortunate that, at the moment, it looks as if everything has landed well for us.”
Maybe yesterday should be renamed Green Monday rather than Blue Monday. It was certainly a day to celebrate the ambition for renewable energy in Scotland as the ScotWind licencing round was announced with provision for significantly more GW than anticipated.
Organisers say it is their intention to continue with the flagship Subsea Expo event in February, despite the cancellation of SPE Offshore Europe amid rising omicron cases.
In a year that continued to be dominated by the pandemic and the rapid acceleration of the energy transition, both the underwater industry and its representative body have been evolving.