NEO Energy has released five tenders seeking contractors to help decommission its Donan, Balloch and Lochranza fields, along with the Global Producer III floating production offloading and storage (FPSO) vessel.
Forth Ports will make a £50-million private investment in infrastructure at the Port of Leith after securing the foundation marshalling contract for the 1.1GW Inch Cape offshore wind farm.
Last year there were no successful bids for offshore wind projects under the government's Allocation Round (AR) scheme in what was largely seen to be wake-up call for the sector, but this year was a different story.
Developers of the Inch Cape wind farm off the Angus coast are looking for experts to support a range of key planning and procedures.
Orsted's £8bn Hornsea Three wind farm is a prime example, and a number of others globally have been "re-shuffled and refocused."
Work has completed at Balmoral Comtec’s Montrose Port manufacturing facility for the offshore energy sector, with dozens of jobs to follow.
Inch Cape Offshore has appointed the Danish Vestas as the preferred wind turbine supplier for the 1.1 GW Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm in Scotland.
The Port of Dundee has secured a prized contract to assemble the tallest turbines ever deployed in Scottish waters.
Renewable energy consultancy K2 Management has been picked to advise developes of the Inch Cape offshore wind farm.
The fate of billions of pounds worth of renewables projects will be determined today as the results of the third offshore wind auction round are announced.
The giant Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm project has announced it has received consent from the Scottish Government to reduce the number of turbines at the site.
An Angus wind project is looking to benefit from the Aberdeen supply chain's "wealth of expertise".
Technical surveys are to be carried out at the site of a proposed £1.2 billion wind farm off the Angus coast.
Opposition parties have questioned the Scottish Government’s decision to call in a planning application for a wind farm development.
A potential £10billion of offshore renewables development off the Tay and Fife coast has been unlocked after a court ruling.
Scotland’s burgeoning offshore wind industry was dealt a blow yesterday after a judge in Edinburgh upheld a legal challenge against four developments.