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14/6/2023 News

Safety performance improves alongside surge in offshore wind activity

G+ members – comprising most of the biggest offshore wind operators in the world – have reported a record 44.6mn hours were worked in 2022, an increase of 38% on the previous year, with safety metrics continuing on a downward trajectory.

Offshore wind

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17/4/2024 Comment / David Griffiths

Understanding health and safety for offshore wind

No longer in its infancy, the global offshore wind industry is nevertheless still in a dynamic growth phase and is perhaps the key future electricity generation option. Here, David Griffiths reports as the new Chair of the industry’s health and safety organisation, G+, which is run in partnership with the Energy Institute.

Process safety

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30/6/2026 Comment / James Steven

Who owns electrolyser process safety?

The tools needed to manage hydrogen production by electrolysis already exist, but ownership and responsibility for applying process safety is often vague. James Steven, Business Development and Growth Manager, Energy Systems, DNV, argues that as more electrolyser projects are designed and built, ambiguity is leaving important risks unaddressed.

Wind

18/6/2025 News

France and China push the boundaries of offshore wind as UK trade body advises caution on work safety

France has debuted its first floating offshore wind farm and China is testing what is claimed to be the world’s largest offshore wind turbine. Meanwhile, unprecedented growth in the global offshore wind sector is reported to have been accompanied by a rise in injury rates.

Wind

14/8/2024 News

New support for offshore wind: from delivery drones to favourable financing

While Ørsted deploys drones at offshore wind farms and the European Investment Bank launches a supply chain initiative, a new report from think tank Ember warns that global offshore wind capacity is still not growing fast enough.

Health and safety

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17/1/2024 Comment / Harry Moss

Shining a Spotlight on Energy People: Harry Moss MEI

Some 65 million people worldwide work in energy, and a career in this sector can mean collaborating with a multitude of backgrounds in a broad range of countries and regions. The career of Harry Moss MEI, Founder of consultancy IM3R Limited, illustrates this as he reflects on the benefits these experiences have brought him.

Onshore wind

EI Member only

14/1/2026 Feature / Darren Taylor

Safety in word and deed: Darren Taylor on psychological safety and operational excellence in onshore wind

Marking Stand Up for Safety Week (12–16 January 2026), New Energy World speaks with Darren Taylor, Head of Onshore Operations UK & Ireland at Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy and newly appointed Chair of SafetyOn, about human factors, leadership and building a safer, more open onshore wind industry.

Health and safety

Bird's eye view of two emergency responders in high-viz yellow jackets and white hard hats attending a person lying on a concrete floor outside, having fallen from a scaffolding tower

EI Member only

25/3/2026 Feature / Kristy Jooste

Going beyond understanding ‘what went wrong’

The Energy Institute has launched an updated and expanded version of EI 3295: Reporting, investigating and learning from incidents, accidents and events, writes Energy Institute Senior Content Officer Kristy Jooste.

Health and safety

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EI Member only

18/6/2025 Feature / Will Dalrymple

Making industry safer, one job at a time

The latest Incident Data Report published by G+ last week demonstrates the value of reporting incidents both for individuals and companies working both in offshore wind and in other industries. As important as it is, other Energy Institute resources such as Toolbox can prove equally instructive, Senior Editor Will Dalrymple learned when he spoke with Siemens Gamesa’s Graeme Paterson.

Wind

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EI Member only

11/2/2026 Feature / Will Dalrymple

Problem solving: how wind power uses a UK agency to resolve demanding engineering challenges

An Innovate UK agency helps connect big company problems with solutions that often come from small firms in other industrial sectors, to avoid reinventing the wheel. New Energy World Senior Editor Will Dalrymple MEI reports.

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Safety performance improves alongside surge in offshore wind activity

Understanding health and safety for offshore wind

Who owns electrolyser process safety?

France and China push the boundaries of offshore wind as UK trade body advises caution on work safety

New support for offshore wind: from delivery drones to favourable financing

Shining a Spotlight on Energy People: Harry Moss MEI

Safety in word and deed: Darren Taylor on psychological safety and operational excellence in onshore wind

Going beyond understanding ‘what went wrong’

Making industry safer, one job at a time

Problem solving: how wind power uses a UK agency to resolve demanding engineering challenges