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The Offshore Energies UK 2024 Awards last night in Aberdeen at P&J Live was an unequivocal celebration of the passionate people and respected organisations that drive the UK renewables and offshore energies sector forward. Our Head of People and Culture, Louise Doherty had the privilege of presenting the People and Culture Award to category winner Ocean Installer. Recognised for their outstanding commitment to a culture rooted in psychological safety, trust and openness, Amie Shewan and Gregor Scott from Ocean Installer gratefully accepted the award. Touted as Offshore Energies UK’s largest event for a decade by OEUK CEO David Whitehouse, we were proud to host the only all-female table at the Awards night, with members of the team delighted to meet event host, TV personality and absolute gentleman - Rob Rinder. #OEUKAwards2024 #People #Culture #EnergyTransition Thank you to all at Offshore Energies UK and to the team Ashley Mackenzie (Assoc) CIPD Fiona Moir Shirley Dryden Shona Macdonald Leanne Spence Susan Burt Cerys Gordon

We are thrilled to confirm that this evening we will be presenting the People and Culture award at the highly anticipated Offshore Energies UK 2024 Awards night. Innovating and striving to make a positive change in the world is at the core of what we do at Flotation Energy and that all starts with the strength and diversity of our people. Head of People and Culture, Louise Doherty will be presenting this exciting sector award and as a team, we look forward to celebrating the achievements and contributions across all the award categories this evening, from the passionate people that drive our sector onward. #OEUKAwards2024 #Offshore #EnergyTransition

Allan MacAskill our Co-Chief Technical Officer, was interviewed yesterday for BBC Radio 4, discussing the exciting potential of floating wind technology and its significant impact on Scotland's energy future and our local supply chain. Kirstine Wood, in her role as Head of Communications and Public Affairs, was there to support and provided additional insight into Green Volt - our pioneering floating offshore wind project we are developing with JV partner V?rgr?nn. Read Kirstine’s blog and access the link to listen to the full interview with presenter Evan Davis, as part of BBC Radio 4’s daily news and current affairs programme - PM: https://loom.ly/lcKS3XU Thanks to Evan Davis at BBC Radio 4 and to our industry partners also interviewed as part of the feature - the Energy Transition Zone Ltd’s Chief Executive, Maggie McGinlay and Hugh Riddell, Regional Partnership Manager at Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult. #Floatingoffshorewind #netzero #justtransition

It was great to be at Scottish Renewables’ Energy Breakfast this week to connect with interested Members of the Scottish Parliament and explain how our Cenos and Green Volt Projects - being delivered with our joint venture partner V?rgr?nn - are helping meet Scotland’s sustainable energy goals. In the recent report from the joint government-industry UK Floating Offshore Wind Task Force, floating offshore wind was identified as a once-in-a-generation opportunity for the UK. It's estimated that by 2050, the industry could employ 100,000 people and contribute ￡47 billion to the UK economy. #Floatingwind

We are very proud to have been shortlisted as finalists across three categories at the #RUKAwards24 in London last night. Hosted by RenewableUK, the Global Offshore Wind Awards celebrate the growth, innovation, and vibrancy of the offshore wind sector, both in the UK and globally. Victoria Crossland, Consent Manager was recognised in the Unsung Hero Award as highly commended, for her tireless dedication to our pioneering Green Volt project. In the category Offshore Wind Project of the Year (Non-Operational), Green Volt – developed with our joint venture partner V?rgr?nn, was also recognised on a project level as highly commended. These industry endorsed commendations are tribute to the exceptional efforts of our team and the progress made by Green Volt floating offshore windfarm over the last 12 months. Congratulations to all the finalists, acknowledged as leading innovators in the dynamic offshore wind sector. #Offshorewind, #Floatingoffshorewind Pictured (Left to right): Kirstine Wood, Victoria Crossland, Ma?lys Billet

We are delighted to announce that, along with our joint venture partner V?rgr?nn, we have selected Aberdeen as the strategic and operational headquarters for our ￡2.5bn Green Volt project. ? This paves the way for the development of Europe's first commercial-scale floating offshore windfarm in North East Scotland. Up to?40 direct jobs will be based at Green Volt’s new HQ in the Granite City, which is expected to trigger around ￡2.5bn of investment and deliver 2,800 jobs. ? Nicol Stephen, Chief Executive of Flotation Energy said: “Green Volt is a trailblazing, multibillion pound floating offshore wind project which will kickstart jobs and investment by companies right across the UK offshore supply chain. The choice of our HQ in Aberdeen is clear evidence of our strong commitment to support local jobs and businesses wherever possible.” ? Aberdeen was selected for its world-renowned expertise, innovation and its status as home to the largest concentration of subsea supply chain companies in Europe, making it a natural choice for this key energy infrastructure project. ? The news comes as 10 Downing Street announces thousands of jobs across the green industries, welcoming more than ￡24 billion of private investment for pioneering energy projects, including Green Volt, ahead next week’s International Investment Summit. ? For more information, see https://lnkd.in/eDTX6pnp RenewableUK, Scottish Renewables, Energy Transition Zone Ltd, Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce, Invest Aberdeen

The second and final day of #FloatingWind24 included our presentation of Norwegian Offshore Wind’s FWD Floating Wind Award. ? Announced as award winners by the Norwegian State Secretary for Energy back in May at the FWD industry flagship event in Haugesund, it was a real privilege for our team to be presented with the accolade at Floating Offshore Wind ’24. ? Collected by Alexander Quayle CEng FIMechE, Project Director for Green Volt, the award highlights the hard work our teams are pouring in to drive forward the scaling of floating wind in the UK and through our project pipeline, across other markets around the world. ? As included in the Floating Offshore Wind Taskforce report, published by UK Government and industry earlier this week – FOW is a once-in-a-generation opportunity that by 2050 could employ a 100,000 people and contribute ￡47 billion to the UK economy. In short, the time is now. Thank you to Norwegian Offshore Wind, Caroline Whittle, Monica B?rdsen

Day one at #Floatingwind24, Aberdeen in the bag and it has been an exceptionally busy one for our colleagues, with a number of sessions and panels. Tim Hunter, Floating Systems Technical Authority presented on the opportunities and challenges of re-industrialising the UK for floating offshore wind. Focusing on the rapid progress of Green Volt, our pioneering floating project with JV partner V?rgr?nn, Tim posed very real questions around localisation: what's practical; what's valuable; and most importantly, what's achievable in the short, medium and long term of the floating wind sector. Vicky Goodwin, Flotation Energy's O&M Technical Authority was later on an ORE Catapult panel discussing issues around access for floating wind. When it comes to O&M activities, challenges often differ from fixed bottom, with more consideration for variations such as motion and accessibility. Learning from existing fixed developments will provide a solid foundation on which to build out our floating offshore wind O&M strategies, but won't provide all the answers. Victoria's key asks were for better engagement between designers, more transparent data and better modelling as cornerstones to determining optimal strategies. To close the day in the main Conference room, Keith Johnston, Supply Chain Manager led off in a Rapid-Fire Updates session alongside fellow INTOG developers. Keith overviewed Green Volt before providing insight to the supply chain on upcoming project milestones as part of our procurement strategy. #Floatingwind24 RenewableUK, Scottish Renewables National Manufacturing Institute Scotland

We look forward to Floating Offshore Wind – 2024 in Aberdeen over the next 2 days. With a number of speakers and panellists across the conference programme, we will be providing insight on the key challenges and opportunities facing floating wind and how our teams are working collaboratively to drive the industry forward. Our delegation at the conference looks forward to insightful discussions with industry peers and making new connections across the offshore wind sector. #FloatingWind24 RenewableUK Scottish Renewables

We are launching a consultation on our Cenos offshore windfarm this week with a consultation event tomorrow (1 October 2024) at Peterhead Football Club, Aberdeenshire. The Cenos project team will be on hand to provide information about the windfarm development project and answer questions during two sessions from 12-3pm and 4-7pm. The local event in Peterhead is part of our wider pre-application consultation on certain offshore aspects of the Cenos project, running from Tuesday 1 October to Wednesday 16 October 2024. With a nominal capacity of up to 1350 MW, Cenos is a ground-breaking, commercial scale floating wind project that will provide renewable power to the UK grid and the possibility to electrify and decarbonise a number of offshore oil and gas platforms in the UK North Sea. Delivered as part of Crown Estate Scotland’s Innovation and Targeted Oil and Gas (INTOG) leasing round, once complete Cenos will be one of the world’s largest floating offshore windfarms. Cenos is being delivered in partnership with V?rgr?nn. To find out more, visit https://lnkd.in/g5NJMJrE