Über einen Zeitraum von etwas mehr als sechs Monaten hat CWind die Verwendung von zwei Arbeitsschiffe zur Durchführung von 72 Kabeleinzügen zwischen Arrays und Testarbeiten unterstützen.

(WK-intern) – CWind stellte auch eine Reihe von CTVs zur Verfügung, einschließlich hochqualifizierter und erfahrener Besatzungsmitglieder, darunter CWind Challenger, CWind Artimus und das 24PAX-Schiff CWind Voyager.

CWIND COMPLETES CAMPAIGN AT VATTENFALL’S DANISH KRIEGERS FLAK OFFSHORE WIND FARM

Chelmsford – CWind, a leading provider of project services, Crew Transfer Vessels (CTVs) and GWO-accredited training courses to the offshore wind industry, and part of the Global Marine Group, has completed their cable pull-in and termination and testing campaign at Vattenfall’s Danish Kriegers Flak Offshore Wind Farm.

Spanning a period of just over six months, CWind’s scope of work included utilising two walk to work vessels – Island Diligence and Island Crown, which were mobilised to support CWind’s dedicated teams conducting 72 inter-array cable pull-ins and termination & testing works.
CWind also provided a number of CTVs, complete with highly trained and experienced crew, including CWind Challenger, CWind Artimus and 24PAX vessel, CWind Voyager.
Nathanael Allison, Managing Director of CWind said, “It is a testament to CWind’s superior capabilities that we successfully and safely carried out the full scope of work, meeting client expectations in the process, despite a global pandemic and challenging weather conditions.”
Ian Bremner, Project Director at Vattenfall said, “Global Marine Group has shown professionalism in their operations and solution-oriented thinking, delivering a high standard of engineering to deal with the technical challenges during work execution. Our partner has worked safely throughout the COVID-19 pandemic alongside other ongoing site operations, contractors and the Vattenfall project team.”

About Global Marine Group
The Global Marine Group is an innovative market leader in offshore engineering with an enviable track record of successful project execution. The Group consists of four business units; Global Marine providing fibre optic cable solutions to the telecommunications and oil & gas markets, CWind delivering a range of project services, CTVs and GWO-accredited training courses to the offshore wind industry, Global Offshore delivering cable installation, repair and trenching services to the offshore renewables, utilities and oil & gas markets and OceanIQ providing unparalleled subsea cable data, survey, route engineering, permitting and consultancy services for telecom and power cable installation projects.
GMG is uniquely positioned to support the diverse requirements of its global customer base via its ownership of one of the world’s largest offshore support vessel fleets which includes three specialist cable installation and repair vessels, four maintenance vessels and more than 20 owned CTVs. The company is the longest operating marine services provider in the world with a history dating back to 1850. The Group boasts a number of industry achievements, from installing the first subsea cable between France and the UK, being part of the consortium that invented the subsea cable universal joint, and right through to today, finding solutions to combat global carbon emissions.
Most recently, the company was recognised for its innovative approach by being awarded with EEEGR’s Marine Science & Technology Award 2019 for the PLP240 design and build as well as receiving the peer nominated Offshore Renewables Award at Offshore Support Journal Awards 2020 for the design of the fuel efficient Hybrid SES.
The Group is recognised for its global presence with successful joint ventures in China and Taiwan and aspires to achieve its vision ‘Engineering a clean and connected future’.
Global Marine Group is a portfolio company of J.F. Lehman & Company, a leading middle-market private equity firm focused exclusively on the aerospace, defence, maritime, government and environmental sectors.

PR: Global Marine Group

PB: Challenger at DKF