WOOD THILSTED

Company Outline

Wood Thilsted is a specialised offshore wind engineering consultancy, founded in 2015. The company has experience in end-to-end offshore wind development and is delivering some of the world's largest offshore wind farms more efficiently and at progressively lower costs.

Its solutions include:

• feasibility studies, including bid support, due diligence and ESIA services
• energy and climate analytics, including layout and energy yield optimisation, metocean studies and site assessments
• geophysical and geotechnical surveys, including initial and detailed surveys
• geo-analysis, including 3D ground modelling and geotechnical interpretation report
• seismic analysis, including site seismic response analysis
• primary steel, including detailed design, foundation design, integrated load assessments and scour protection
• floating wind, including concept selection, mooring analysis and owner’s engineering review
• secondary steel, including corrosion protection, detailed design, design risk assessment and FEED
• subsea cables, including engineering, sea bed mobility and burial assessment, and
• transport, installation and operation support, including digital tools, surveys and lifetime extensions

Wood Thilsted delivers highly optimised and nature-inclusive designs by combining cutting-edge proprietary software with its technical expertise to ensure cost-effective and rapid project outcomes for its clients.

Industry track record

Wood Thilsted has provided services to:

• more than 20 projects in the UK and Ireland
• 12 projects in Japan, including layout and energy yield assessment, site seismic response analysis, foundation design, integrated load analysis, design of secondary structures, foundation lifetime extension studies, and transport and installation support
• 6 projects in Taiwan, including geophysical and geotechnical survey management, ground modelling, pre-design of foundations for jackets, transition pieces and piles, and cable burial risk assessment
• several other projects in Australia, South Korea and Vietnam
• other projects in Europe and the US