Offshore Wind

Five hybrid-ready CTVs operation by WINDEA in the country's Northeast. Built in the US, two vessels are in service with three under construction

The world's first CTV to utilise Volvo Penta’s new parallel hybrid system together with IPS propulsion, able to be operated in an all-electric mode for up to six hours.

An Incat Crowther 27 Crew Transfer Vessel to service Massachusetts' Vineyard Wind project.

China’s first purpose-built catamaran CTV representing a step-change in vessel capability in the area, offering stability, performance and functionality unmatched by vessels currently serving the industry.

The WINDFLEX-27 offers excellent speed, deadweight and seakeeping, making them capable of many roles in the Offshore Wind industry.

A pair of environmentally friendly CTVs under construction for operation in the Hornsea Project 2 wind farm.

The largest Wind Farm Support Vessels to enter service to date anywhere in the world.

A fleet of Catamaran Service Craft offering exceptional stability and efficiency.

A third vessel for a repeat customer. Vessel developed in conjunction with builder and operator, benefitting from experience of Unlimited and Limitless.

A new interpretation of the Wave Piercer concept for use in offshore energy installations. Highly functional, stable, safe and efficient platform.

29m Catamaran Utility Vessel for operation in Australian coastal waters. High payload, speed and 15 tonne bollard pull. Flexible uses such as chase boat, crew transfer, fast freight or interisland transport.

A Wind Farm Service Vessel with a large, flexible forward cargo deck capable of carrying a 20 foot ISO container either transversely or longitudinally. Features operation-specific bolt-on bow appendage, which enhances operational flexibility.