Renewable EnergyOffshore WindTurner Iceni unveils IOMA Renewable Intelligence

Turner Iceni unveils IOMA Renewable Intelligence

In a strategic move aimed at reshaping renewable energy asset management, Turner Iceni unveils the launch of IOMA Renewable Intelligence. This significant venture signals a key milestone in the company’s journey, aligning its operations with the industry’s evolving demands.

Primarily known for its comprehensive suite of services encompassing offshore vessel operations and onshore tools for asset management, Turner Iceni has undergone a restructuring to better serve its clientele. Recognising the exponential growth and demand in the monitoring and inspection sector, the decision was made to bifurcate the company’s offerings.

Under the new paradigm, Turner Iceni will focus exclusively on offshore crew transfer vessel operations, leveraging its extensive experience and expertise in this domain. Meanwhile, IOMA emerges as a dedicated entity, specialising in cutting-edge tools and solutions for asset management in the renewable energy sector.

“This divisional split represents a natural evolution for Turner Iceni,” explains David Hatfield, Director IOMA. “As our monitoring and inspection services continued to thrive and outpace expectations, it became clear that a more focused approach was needed to maximise our impact and efficiency in this critical area.”

At the helm of IOMA is a team of seasoned professionals, poised to revolutionise asset management practices with their innovative tools and technologies. With a deep understanding of the challenges facing the renewable energy industry, IOMA is committed to empowering its clients with actionable insights and solutions that drive performance and sustainability.

“While Turner Iceni remains a cornerstone of our identity, the launch of IOMA heralds a new chapter in our journey,” remarks Hatfield. “We are excited to embark on this path of growth and innovation, and we look forward to continuing to exceed the expectations of our clients and partners.”

As IOMA takes its place on the global stage, it represents not just a company, but a vision—an unwavering commitment to shaping a more sustainable future for generations to come. With its pioneering spirit and dedication to excellence, IOMA is poised to lead the charge in renewable energy asset management, setting new standards of performance and reliability along the way.

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