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OSLO, Norway, Feb. 10, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Aker Offshore Wind today published results for the fourth quarter of 2021, which showed the offshore wind developer continuing to mature and expand its portfolio in key markets.
“We continue to develop as a company; we just passed one key milestone in South Korea on our way to realising one of the largest and first commercial scale floating wind farms in the world,” said Philippe KavafyanChief Executive Officer of Aker Offshore Wind.
“It is gaining increasing recognition that floating offshore wind will constitute a major part of the solution for a sustainable energy mix going forward. We remain adamant that, with our group’s unparalleled offshore capabilities and technologies, we will have a major role to play,” he added.
Operational Highlights
Aker Offshore Wind is currently engaged in projects in South Korea, Norwaythe US, Swedenand in Japan. The company saw positive advancements across its portfolio in the quarter. Highlights included entering a partnership with Statkraft and Ocean Winds to bid for, develop, construct, and operate the Utsira Nord license area in Norway.
In November, the company launched the Northern Horizons Integrated Energy Project, a visionary project to utilize Scotland’s offshore wind resources to make the country a net exporter of clean energy. Together with University of Strathclyde in Scotlandit also secured a UK government grant to develop the UK’s first wind turbine blade recycling plant.
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