Survey: Subsea Inspection in Offshore Wind

As part of its Offshore Wind Accelerator Programme, The Carbon Trust and the OWA partners have identified that offshore wind is increasingly reliant on a number of sub-sea inspection and survey operations, and invite you to complete a survey for better understanding of this technology area.

The Carbon Trust is seeking to understand what methodologies and technologies are currently in use for performing sub-sea surveys, inspections and other works (within both oil and gas and renewables). They are investigating areas which need further development as well as promising technologies. For further information, see the Carbon Trust - Offshore wind accelerator webpage.

This project will benefit the wider industry, as the Carbon Trust wishes to support identified emerging technologies which have the potential to tackle the challenges being faced today and in the future.

Survey Motivation

A key part of the work is to gather information from a wide range of stakeholders through questionnaires and associated engagement.

The area of subsea inspection is core business for many of GCE Subseas’ members, and you are encouraged and invited to complete the survey Underwater Inspection Methods Stakeholder Survey.

Deadline for answering the survey is 9 December. Later answers will also be considered, but may not be part of the report presented to the Technical Working Group.