ECOFlow News

Our latest updates

  • Validation and extension of an analytical momentum availability model for the two-scale momentum theory of wind farm flows

    Baungaard M, Nishino T, Kirby A. (30th July 2026)

  • Impacts of large-scale maintenance of a floating offshore wind farm on noise levels and harbour porpoise activity

    Caitlin B Harris, Steven Benjamins, Nienke van Geel, Ellen White, Beth Scott, Benjamin J Williamson (6th August 2026)

  • ECOFlow and ECOWind July 2026 Newsletter

    This edition covers the most recent outcomes from across the Ecological Effects of Floating Offshore Wind (ECOFlow) and Ecological Consequences of Offshore Wind (ECOWind) Programmes, alongside relevant news and opportunities that relate to the coexistence of offshore wind and thriving marine ecosystems.

  • Published Paper: Sociality and seabird diving: lower dive effort for solitary gannets compared with those in groups and at fishing boats

    Alexander EJ, Clark BL, Atkins KM, Meinertzhagen H, Langley LP, Arnould JPY, Wells MR, Morgan L, Morgan G, Freeman R, Miller PI, Fernandes PG, Votier SC (2026)

  • ECOFlow & ECOWind Newsletter December 2025

    Welcome to the ECOFlow & ECOWind newsletter - which will cover the most recent outcomes from across the ECOFlow & ECOWind Programmes, alongside relevant news and opportunities that relate to the coexistence of offshore wind and thriving marine ecosystems.

  • ECOFlow and ECOWind Research Programmes: Offshore Wind Policy and Delivery Landscape 2025

    As 2025 marks the midpoint of the decade, with only five years remaining to meet the 2030 environment and energy targets, the focus has begun to shift from planning to delivery.

  • ECOFlow & ECOWind Newsletter September 2025

    Welcome to the ECOFlow & ECOWind newsletter - which will cover the most recent outcomes from across the ECOFlow & ECOWind Programmes, alongside relevant news and opportunities that relate to the coexistence of offshore wind and thriving marine ecosystems.

  • Ecological impacts of floating offshore wind on marine mammals and associated trophic interactions: current evidence and knowledge gaps

    Caitlin B. Harris, Steven Benjamins, Beth Scott, Benjamin J. Williamson (May 2025)

  • ECOWind and ECOFlow Newsletter June 2025

    Welcome to the ECOWind & ECOFlow newsletter - which will cover the most recent outcomes from across the ECOWind & ECOFlow Programmes, alongside relevant news and opportunities that relate to the coexistence of offshore wind and thriving marine ecosystems.

  • ECOFlow Launch

    The ECOFlow programme has launched two £7 million-funded research projects — EQUIFy (led by Plymouth Marine Laboratory) and Frontline (led by Heriot-Watt University) — to study the ecological effects of floating offshore wind infrastructure in UK waters and generate evidence to guide marine policy and nature recovery as the sector scales up.