Cadeler reported last Friday that it took delivery of Wind Peak, the most advanced self-elevating wind turbine installation vessel in its fleet. Designed to meet the most complex challenges of the offshore wind industry, this vessel represents a technological breakthrough and reaffirms the company’s commitment to sustainability and efficiency.
The delivery of Wind Peak took place at the shipyard COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry in Qidong, China, marking the beginning of a new era for Cadeler. This P-class vessel is capable of handling some of the world’s largest wind turbine components, positioning it as a crucial resource in the installation of wind farms. next-generation next-generation wind farms.
Mikkel Gleerup, CEO of Cadeler, expressed his satisfaction at receiving the vessel:
Wind Peak is not just an addition to our fleet, but a symbol of our dedication to leading the global energy transition. With this vessel, we are poised to exceed our customers’ expectations and set new industry standards.
Wind Peak’s capacity for wind turbine installation
With a load capacity of more than 17,600 tons and a crane capable of lifting more than 2,500 tons, Wind Peak is designed to maximize efficiency and reduce the carbon footprint footprint in the installation of wind turbines. In addition, its hybrid oil-electric technology makes it a key tool in driving the future of renewable energy.
The delivery of Wind Peak, along with the future addition of its sister ship Wind Pace, reinforces Cadeler’s position as a global leader in offshore wind installation services. With this expansion, the company remains committed to supporting the transition to cleaner, more sustainable energy.
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