Supporting an internationally scaled energy transition? Challenge accepted!

The Norwegian energy major Equinor is planning to build a 12-16 GW renewables portfolio by 2030. The decision should inspire other companies to follow and is a game-changer for the energy industry.

We are a partner in this transition, focusing on support with offshore wind projects and low-carbon solutions. We are excited to work on projects that showcase innovation and solutions that accelerate the energy transition – and we hope you are too!

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THE PROJECT IN A NUTSHELL

  • Equinor is planning to build a 12-16 GW renewables portfolio by 2030.
  • COWI was awarded a multi-year service agreement by Equinor in 2022.
  • The contract runs for five years with options to extend it up to 11 years in total.
  • Under the agreement, COWI will focus on offshore wind and low-carbon solutions.

FIRST STEP: PROJECT FIREFLY

The first contract under the master service agreement (MSA) is the Firefly project in South Korea. The project is an 800 MW floating wind farm located offshore Ulsan. The wind farm comprises two 75 km2 areas, 70 km off the coast. 

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What makes you tick?

Enabling an energy transition of this scale includes a variety of skills and expertise. Whatever makes you tick – we will do our best to suit you. Want to work with independent studies, reviews and verifications? We got you! What about calculations and engineering scopes of work? Already on it and we will find the best-suited project for you.

Reaching 2050 as carbon-neutral

To fulfil the Paris Agreement and become carbon-neutral by 2050, the world has started a decisive global transition to low carbon and renewable energy. In COWI, we have made a strategic decision to support our customers in the green transition and shape a more sustainable and livable world. Read more about our FUTURE-NOW strategy. 

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Hi, I'm already on it

"It is exciting to be a part of the green energy boom in COWI as it is an expanding market with a lot of development in both the scale and geographic location of our projects."

Arne Ivar Tuset Hansen, Technical Director, Norway

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We need you

  • High-voltage engineers
  • Marine specialists
  • Geologists
  • Civil engineers.

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