
September 22, 2015
Offshore wind is taking our world by storm
Source: www.energy.gov
You may not have noticed, but offshore wind is taking our world by storm. Since offshore wind turbines are transported by ships and barges, they easily reduce logistical challenges that land-based turbines encounter, such as narrow roadways or tunnels. This allows offshore wind developers to build larger turbines capable of producing more electricity. But what’s… Read More

September 14, 2015
Offshore wind’s growth rate needs to be matched by an equal pace in reducing costs
Source: http://mobile.reuters.com/
Although we are located in the States, we assist companies world-wide with marine cable hardware, deployment, and management. Therefore, we’ve had a front row seat watching Europe position itself as a leader and pioneer in addressing climate change, creating jobs in the offshore wind sector, and reducing fossil fuel imports. And while offshore wind is… Read More

September 7, 2015
Offshore Renewable Energy Development on a Worldwide Scale
Source: TidalEnergyToday.com
As our underwater cable products and services continue to serve customers worldwide, we are excited to read about how our global community is working together to share best practices and collaborate on operational solutions within the Welsh marine energy sector. Tapping companies from around the world with expertise in both the marine and energy industries… Read More

September 3, 2015
Offshore Wind Project Making Progress in U.S. Great Lakes
http://renews.biz
Our location near the Great Lakes has many advantages. One of them is being a close resource for our east coast clients. The other is getting the chance to witness some fabulous things happening in our territory. LEEDCo has kicked off geotechnical studies in connection with its proposed 18MW Icebreaker offshore wind demonstration project in… Read More

August 26, 2015
Keeping up with the hardware needs of renewable energy
Source: http://www.awea.org
Submarine power cables are going to be critical to bring renewable energy on shore as this industry grows. And this industry is going to grow fast as many non-utility purchasers, such as IKEA, Facebook and Google, are jumping on the bandwagon and beginning to invest in wind power. It’s imperative that these growing energy… Read More

August 4, 2015
It’s the right time for wind turbines and the hardware that supports them
Source: http://inhabitat.com/
In 1969, PMI emerged in the underwater market by introducing the helical wire concept for use on underwater cables. And since then, we have earned a global reputation for providing the right products at the right time. Today, as Denmark is proving to generate 140 percent of its electricity needs from wind power, we know that the right time… Read More

July 8, 2015
Looking ahead: Pushing technology and innovation further
Source: http://theogm.com/
Forward-thinking and progressive companies will push sustainable energy technology and innovation further, testing its boundaries. These companies will advance as they see the value in environmental advocacy. They will be very focused on time and cost cutting methods. At PMI, we are looking into the future with these companies, helping reduce their costs through the use… Read More

April 23, 2015
Looking at Ways to Accelerate Offshore Energy Projects?
Source: offshorewind.biz
One way PMI Industries is able to help companies accelerate and streamline subsea projects is by designing and testing cable hardware solutions upfront. In our Independent Test Lab, your engineers simulate service conditions experienced by underwater cable systems and devices. Once testing is completed, the implementation cycle is accelerated, ensuring projects like RiCORE run smoothly…. Read More

March 26, 2015
As wind power grows, hardware support will be needed.
Source: OffShoreWind.biz
As wind power grows in the UK, it is certain to grow in the US. PMI’s experience designing and producing reliable cable systems for offshore wind projects will benefit companies looking to innovate, increase performance and lower costs. The UK Department of Energy and Climate Change has released results of a public attitude tracking survey,… Read More