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Our brand new AI driven markets dashboard for key market signals, activity, and trends. The dashboard is a major undertaking to facilitate for Norwegian industry to increase its market share in the global energy industry.
Comprehensive global offshore wind tool delivered by ERM. This is an extensive database of projects, countries, owners, developers and more. The database is a major undertaking to facilitate for Norwegian industry to increase its market share in the global development of offshore wind.
The dashboard delivered by Rystad Energy provides detailed data on the 16 NORWEP focus markets.The dashboard will give all NORWEP members access to broad set of macro data, including oil and gas price forecasts, capex and opex outlooks, offshore project sanctioning and much more.
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Ireland is entering an important phase in the development of its offshore wind market, creating significant opportunities for Norwegian companies with expertise across the offshore energy value chain. This new market review is prepared by Natural Power for NORWEP and Team Norway with funding provided by The Royal Norwegian Embassy in Dublin, provides an up-to-date overview of Ireland’s offshore wind ambitions, policy and regulatory framework, project pipeline, development timelines, and key market challenges. It also highlights concrete supplier opportunities across all areas. With major investment planned in offshore wind, grid infrastructure and ports, the report provides Norwegian suppliers with a practical introduction to where and when opportunities are expected to emerge in the Irish market.
As offshore wind projects in the Northern North Sea grow in scale and complexity, ports are becoming a critical factor for successful delivery. This study explores how closer collaboration between Norwegian and Scottish ports could unlock complementary strengths, ease future capacity constraints, reduce project risk, and create a more resilient and competitive offshore wind supply chain. The findings suggest that a coordinated cross-border approach could strengthen delivery confidence while supporting value creation in both countries.