TotalEnergies is piloting a 3 MW floating wind turbine at its Culzean offshore gas production platform in the North Sea, aiming to supply about 20% of the platform's power needs by 2025, as part of its decarbonisation efforts. Meanwhile, advances in gas turbine technology, including engine management and heat exchange improvements, are enhancing the efficiency of both open and closed-cycle gas turbines, crucial for maritime propulsion. The Eems Traveller, equipped with innovative wind-assisted propulsion technology, will be showcased at this year's SMM event, highlighting the maritime industry's shift towards renewable energy solutions. EnerOcean's W2Power floating wind platform, designed for deep-water offshore wind energy, aims to reduce costs and improve efficiency in renewable energy adoption, especially in areas with limited shallow waters. Additionally, BAR Technologies is expanding its WindWings® lineup to include smaller models that promise significant fuel savings, supporting maritime compliance with the IMO's emissions reduction targets for 2030. This collective focus on wind power and advanced technologies reflects the maritime industry's commitment to reducing its environmental impact.