Interns bring AI and Data Science knowledge to OCA
OCA has recently welcomed two interns into the business as part of the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center’s Internship Programme. Amit Prajapati and Harsh Modi have both studied for Masters in Data Science at Worcester Polytechnic Institute and Northeastern University respectively and will work with our US team over the next 3 months. During their internships […]
Supporting the U.S. FLOWIN prize
With the FLOWIN Prize Phase 2 submittal completed at the beginning of March, OCA is proud to highlight our contributions to this ground-breaking initiative in collaboration with Technip Energies. Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy’s Wind Energy Technologies Office (WETO), the FLOWIN Prize is designed to transform the production and installation of floating offshore […]
From transition pieces to tartan!!
As OCA’s senior consultant Ari’s 3-month secondment in Europe comes to an end, she tells us a little more about what she has experienced both in and out of work! From a knowledge sharing perspective it has been great to spend time in the office in the Hague to learn more about the work that […]
Floating Offshore Wind: The industry’s progress, advantages and challenges
Within the offshore wind market, the advancement of technology and its impact on project efficiency, cost reduction, and environmental sustainability has taken a big jump in recent years. Deeper waters are being explored and we are pushing the limitations of what was thought to be possible. This article discusses the progress being made in floating […]
OCA supporting the local community
OCA is committed to adding value to the communities in which we live and work and recently Marketing Manager, Sally Wordsworth had the opportunity to bring this to life and visited a nearby primary school in East Yorkshire to talk about Renewable Energy and Offshore Wind. In this part of the UK, many of the […]
Bubble Curtains Bolster Conservation Efforts
As more Offshore Wind is being developed and constructed worldwide it is increasingly important to seek ways to minimize the disruption to marine life during the construction. This is recognized as a key element of developing a sustainable Offshore Wind Industry across the globe and particularly in the US where BOEM and NOAA Fisheries have […]