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Published on 18 Oct 2025
FREEThis final report presents the findings and recommendations from Exercise Blyth, a large-scale offshore renewables emergency response exercise held in June 2025 and led by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA), with support from the Offshore Renewable Energy Emergency Forum (OREEF). The exercise tested multi-agency coordination, industry preparedness, and emergency response arrangements across the offshore wind sector.
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Published on 2 Nov 2024
FREEThe Exercise Sancho Post-Exercise Report provides a detailed analysis of a large-scale emergency response exercise involving the offshore renewables industry. The report offers insights into the effectiveness of procedures, coordination between agencies, and lessons learned for improving future emergency responses.
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Published on 30 Jun 2026
FREEThis guidance provides structured support for developing Emergency Response Performance Standards in offshore renewables. It helps developers and operators define clear, measurable standards across all elements of emergency response, aligned to site specific risks and operational requirements.
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Published on 30 Jun 2026
FREEThis guideline establishes a consistent approach to Marine Pollution Contingency Planning in offshore renewables. It defines what good practice looks like in preparedness, response and reporting, supporting a clear and structured approach across the sector.
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Published on 19 Dec 2024
FREEThe HMCG Grab Card for Renewables is a vital resource for offshore renewable energy operators, providing a clear communication framework for contacting HM Coastguard (HMCG) during emergencies. Tailored to the unique needs of the renewable sector, it ensures efficient coordination of Search and Rescue (SAR) efforts to safeguard personnel and assets.
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Published on 4 Nov 2024
FREEThe OREEF Crew Transfer Vessel (CTV) Crew Recommendations document provides essential guidance for offshore renewable energy operators on the optimal crew size for CTVs to enhance safety and emergency response capabilities. This guidance, developed by the Offshore Renewable Energy Emergency Forum (OREEF), addresses the challenges of operating CTVs with fewer than three crew members, emphasizing the need for sufficient staffing to manage vessel control, communication, and emergency response in offshore environments.
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Published on 10 Sep 2025
FREEThis good practice guidance, developed by the Offshore Renewable Energy Emergency Forum (OREEF) in collaboration with HM Coastguard (HMCG), sets out clear recommendations for managing and using emergency beacons in offshore renewable energy operations. It addresses key issues raised by HMCG, including poor registration, logging gaps, and a lack of familiarity with activation procedures, particularly during false alarms or incidents.
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