Empire Energy and Ellevo Group have formed a strategic joint venture, Empire Energy-Ellevo (e3), to meet the evolving demands of the offshore wind industry in the UK, EMEA, APAC, and LATAM regions.

 

The joint venture provides coordinated solutions for lifting and heavy transport operations across the offshore wind project lifecycle, integrating engineering assurance with on-the-ground delivery experience.

 

The partnership focuses on supporting clients with early-stage constructibility reviews, engineered lift planning, lifting operations management, inspection and verification, third-party assurance, and specialist consultancy services.

 

Elevo Group's Managing Director, Jordan Kelly, said the joint venture marks a pivotal moment for both organizations. With offshore wind gaining momentum worldwide, Empire Energy-Ellevo is well-positioned to support developers, OEMs, and tier-one contractors with advanced planning, engineering insight, and operational delivery needed to safely and efficiently realize their most ambitious projects.

 

The joint venture's proven track record on flagship developments, such as Hornsea 2, Neart na Gaoithe, and Hinkley Point C, demonstrates its credibility and capacity to perform at scale.

 

“As projects become more complex and sustainability becomes a non-negotiable priority, clients are looking for partners who bring not just capability, but foresight. This partnership is about being proactive – anticipating challenges, engineering smarter solutions, and supporting the long-term success of our clients’ most critical operations.”

 

Mike Milledge, President of Empire Energy, added: “At Empire, our strength has always been in delivering offshore wind managed services with precision, reliability, and scale. This joint venture with Ellevo brings in world-class engineering, lift planning, and assurance capabilities that perfectly complement our operational expertise. It’s a powerful combination that reinforces our position as a trusted delivery partner in the sector.” -TradeArabia News Service