Offshore Wind USA outlook
The offshore wind market in the USA is thriving, Federal targets include for 30 GW of Offshore Wind by 2030, 47.6 GW by 2035 and 110 GW by 20250 alongside
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iPS Saudi Arabia office has hosted the EIC visit
During March 2023 we had a great reunion week for iPS Saudi Arabia. Because of the EIC (Energy Industries Council) expansion plan. During this week we had a meeting
Looking back on the synergies between iPS Powerful People and the EIC during EIC’s 80th anniversary
How has the EIC helped you through the years? EIC has helped us over the years by the market investigation and reports. We have used the information when working on
Parallel Thimble Shoal Tunnel Project
The Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel is a 17.6 mile bridge and tunnel complex that spans the lower Chesapeake Bay and connects Virginia’s Eastern Shore with the mainland in Virginia Beach. The
10 year work anniversary Guido van der Zwet
When and where did your journey with iPS Powerful People begin? My journey with iPS began the 14th of January of 2013 in Mexico City Why did you choose
Greater Changhua Project – Taiwan
The Greater Changhua offshore wind farm is being developed at four sites in the Taiwan Strait, approximately 35 kilometres to 60 kilometres offshore the Changhua County in Taiwan. The total
We both realised this was the perfect marriage
iPS Powerful people believes in collaboration to grow. By strengthening each other’s specialities and working together to deliver more to our clients, we increase our services and market share as
Training new crew ‘Manzanillo II’
Manzanillo II is a Trailing Suction Hopper Dredger of 114m LOA, with a 4,000 m3 hopper capacity, an impressive total installed power of 14,000 kilowatts, and accommodation on board for
Fehmarnbelt tunnel
Leading dredging and marine contractors Boskalis and Van Oord from the Netherlands have joined forces in the Fehmarn Belt Contractors (FBC), which is responsible for various activities related to the
The world is ready for offshore windmills, the people at iPS make it happen
iPS Powerful People is a leader in personnel services for the maritime industry worldwide, with secondment and temporary work. The company focuses on three branches: maritime, civil engineering and offshore
Farewell, But Not Goodbye
There is a time of arrival and a time of departure, and for me, the time of departure has arrived. After 16 years in Mexico, I am moving to the
iPS Powerful People expands into the Guyana – Suriname basin
iPS Powerful People is pleased to announce that it has expanded its activities into the Guyana- Suriname basin. Significant discoveries of oil and gas fields have been made in
Mysolution helps iPS Powerful People to unburden clients worldwide in complex maritime, offshore and construction projects
The right skills in the right place and right time. This is what iPS Powerful People promises its clients worldwide and is also the critical success factor for projects in
New signed framework agreement with Boskalis
iPS Powerful People is pleased to announce that Boskalis has renewed our framework agreement. Last Thursday, September 16th, we signed a new multi-year framework agreement with Boskalis at their
iPS Powerful People goes to the United States of America
Strategic Partnership iPS – Powerful People and TealEnergi are extremely pleased to announce the establishment of a strategic commercial partnership in the USA. Through this professional relationship we can better
International Recruitment company iPS signed a personnel partnership with DEME Group
International recruitment company iPS Powerful People is selected as preferred supplier for DEME Group to provide Marine- and Project personnel worldwide. 28th May 2019: iPS Powerful People – a specialist in
International Recruitment company iPS signed a personnel partnership with Jan de Nul
iPS Powerful People – a specialist in Recruitment & Cross- Border payroll services – has signed a new service contract for the provision of personnel services to Jan de Nul
Hollandse Kust Zuid Project – the Netherlands
The Dutch government aims to realize a local transition in energy supply; by 2023, offshore wind farms will have to be supplying 4,500 megawatts (MW) of power. One of