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Norway’s offshore wind suppliers remain committed to US market
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Norway’s offshore wind suppliers remain committed to US market
Business
Date posted: 16.04.2025
Category: Business News
Despite uncertainty about US markets, one thing is for sure: Norwegian companies still believe in both short-term and long-term opportunities in US offshore wind.
Norwegian offshore wind suppliers, including Autronica, DOF and Uptime International, are forging ahead with plans to expand their activities in the US.
New offshore wind technology to be introduced
DOF plans to launch new offshore wind technology in the US by Q4 2025. The company has made a strategic decision and financial commitment to build a new cable lay quadrant handling system for the installation and repair of inter-array cables. DOF has designed the system to fit on several of its vessels for North Sea and US East Coast projects.
Source: Offshore WIND