SEASTATES metocean information has been used to manage coastal risk, design offshore structures, provide weather downtime statistics and much more. Here you can browse a selection of projects that have benefited from our SEASTATES services.
ABPmer was commissioned by Sure Partners to produce a Site Condition Report to inform development of Arklow Bank Offshore Wind Farm.
Characterising marine conditions for a proposed offshore wind farm off Scotland’s east coast
When a developer, operator, manager or contractor does not have metocean data for decisions, a supplier needs to be found. Petrofac Facilities Management Ltd came to us for wave and current data and statistics for a specific site in UK waters.
The 25,000 dwt container vessel Kea Trader was en route from Papeete in Tahiti to Noumea when it ran aground on the Durand Reef, off the island of Maré in the Loyalty Islands on 12 July 2017.
The UK Atlas of Marine Renewable Energy is the most recognised source of publicly available wave, tide and wind data for UK waters
We worked with Arup to prepare outline business cases (Project Appraisal Reports) for four coastal management schemes across Wales on behalf of Welsh Government.
J-Power Systems Corporation (JPS), a subsidiary of Sumitomo Electric Industries Ltd., was contracted to supply and install a subsea high-voltage direct current (HVDC) interconnector cable system between UK and Belgium.
MPI Offshore owns and operates four purpose-built vessels which install wind turbines, foundation and transition pieces in NW Europe. To manage the risk posed by weather downtime, statistical predictions are used to understand the likelihood and magnitude of any delay.
SEASTATES data supported the design and installation of an export cable route at Burbo Bank Extension Offshore Wind Farm.
To support the design and engineering requirements for the Beatrice offshore wind development, we provided a suite of metocean design and operational criteria.