[image] (HOUSTON) ABS issued approval in principle (AIP) to Hanwha Ocean for its new design of a semisubmersible-type floating offshore wind turbine. The design, named WindHive 15-H3, supports 15-megawatt (MW)
(HOUSTON) ABS issued approval in principle (AIP) to Hanwha Ocean for its new design of a semisubmersible-type floating offshore wind turbine.
The design, named WindHive 15-H3, supports 15-megawatt (MW) turbines on three hexagonal columns. ABS completed design reviews based on class and industry requirements.
“Floating offshore wind power is set to play a critical role in the world’s future energy landscape, and we are proud to collaborate with industry leaders like Hanwha Ocean on innovative solutions that are focused on advancing safety at sea,” said Rob Langford, ABS Vice President, Global Offshore Renewables.
Hanwha Ocean said: “We are committed to strengthening our position in the global offshore wind market through continuous innovation and strategic value chain expansion.”
With offshore expertise and innovation spanning more than 70 years, ABS provides expert guidance and assesses new and evolving solutions to help safely manage assets for offshore operations. Learn more here.
Photo Caption (L to R): Rob Langford, ABS Vice President, Global Offshore Renewables, with Philippe Levy, President, Offshore Business, Hanwha Ocean, at the 2025 Offshore Technology Conference in Houston, Texas
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