11. September 2025: The Norwegian Geotechnical Institute (NGI) has entered into a partnership with design and engineering consultancy Longitude to provide developers and operators of offshore wind farms with an integrated technical offering in offshore wind design, from concept to detailed design including foundations, subsea cables and offshore substations.
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NGI will open a new office in London at the beginning of 2026.
NGI filmed the journey underground as partners in the DINAMINE innovation project tested a semi-autonomous drilling machine for the first time at the Skaland Graphite mine. Join us in Senja and learn more about the DINAMINE project.
Our study includes a comprehensive review of available data and research, and integrates these to show the variability in wind resource and ground conditions across Wind Energy Areas. We highlight key considerations and risks, map the suitability of different foundation concepts, and make recommendations for future project site characterizations.
Countries are currently negotiating a global treaty to solve the planetary crisis of plastic pollution and help make plastics safer and more sustainable.
A major milestone has been reached at Ørsted’s 920 MW Greater Changhua 2b and 4 offshore wind farms in Taiwan, with all 66 suction bucket jacket foundations now successfully installed.
Dive into the fascinating world of lunar geotechnical engineering with this 8-minute video from the Norwegian Geotechnical Institute (NGI).
This August, NGI will once again participate in Arendalsuka, Norway’s largest political gathering. It is a place where research, politics, business, and civil society come together.
