UNRIVALLED – PROVEN OFFSHORE CAPABILITY

SeaEnergy Renewables is an offshore marine renewables development company, engaged in the enormous opportunity for offshore wind farm development globally. For further information on our company, please review our Background page and Vision, Mission and Goals page.

SeaEnergy Development Partnerships

Identifying large-scale offshore wind farm development opportunities, SeaEnergy has built consortia with major utilities to develop, own and operate these offshore installations. SeaEnergy currently has two offshore wind farm projects in development totalling 1,825 MW of total capacity.

For information on our success to date, please review our Background page.

Who We Are

SeaEnergy provides unrivalled offshore development and deployment expertise, including the technical and project management experience essential to ensuring successful project delivery. SeaEnergy’s objective is to employ the most relevant multi-contracting and risk mitigation strategies gained through years of successful, large-scale offshore project developments and operations in the oil and gas industry.

For further information, please review our Who Are We page.

Building for the Future

In addition to our current operations in the North Sea, SeaEnergy has identified project opportunities in a number of geographic regions with viable offshore wind resources. These include offshore Europe, North America and the Far East. SeaEnergy expects to remain at the forefront of offshore wind farm development globally because of our industry-leading experience and current slate of projects in development.

"The UK has some of the best offshore wind resources in the world, a long history of design, installation and operational expertise in the offshore environment and the skills and manufacturing capability to transfer this exciting new sector.”-- John Hutton MP, Secretary of State for Defence

"The Sottish government is determined toc help make Scotland a world leader in the development and deployment of wave and tidal technologies." -- Jim Mather MSP, Minister for Enterprise, Energy and Tourism

"The Scottish Government has an ambitious target to generate 31 per cent of Scotland’s electricity demand from renewable sources by 2011 and 50 per cent by 2020” -- Alex Salmond MP, First Minister for Scotland

"Britain’s coastal seas to become the equivalent for wind power of what the Gulf of Arabia is for the oil industry” -- Gordon Brown, Prime Minister