LOI signed
15. July 2010
| Editorial staff Ship&Offshore
As the offshore wind industry moves further from the coastline, new strategies are required to make these far offshore windfarms more cost effective.
Both companies have been working together over the last months to develop a design that will excel in operational characteristics. By signing the LOI both companies want to tighten their relationship and underline that this will be a first step in jointly realizing the needs of the industry.
SeaEnergy is planning vessels to perform both commissioning and maintenance works of wind turbines. Based on the proven Ulstein X-bow® technology, two vessel designs are currently being developed in which operational and vessel systems will be fully integrated with each other.
