Quoceant awarded engineering support contract for BC-Wind offshore wind project

Ocean Winds has secured specialized engineering support from Edinburgh-based Quoceant for its 390MW BC-Wind offshore project in Poland. This supply agreement, announced on 2026-03-06, tasks the Scottish firm with developing structural models for the wind farm in the Baltic Sea. For Ocean Winds, a global offshore wind developer, this engagement ensures critical technical expertise for a specific project phase. Quoceant, an independent engineering consultancy specializing in marine renewable energy and challenging marine projects, delivers its expert engineering advice to a significant European offshore wind development. The undisclosed value of this contract suggests a focus on the technical delivery required for the 390MW capacity. Ocean Winds, the Madrid-headquartered global offshore wind developer established in 2019 as a 50-50 joint venture between EDP Renewables and ENGIE, continues to advance its 390MW BC-Wind project in Poland. Engaging Quoceant, an Edinburgh-based firm known for its marine renewable energy focus, illustrates Ocean Winds' approach to sourcing independent technical support for complex offshore assets. Quoceant, by providing expert engineering and technical advice, expands its project involvement into the emerging Polish offshore wind sector. This agreement allows Ocean Winds to progress its Baltic Sea asset with specialized structural modeling, leveraging Quoceant's specific capabilities.