Renewable EnergyOffshore WindAmpelmann secures eight new projects across four different market segments in APAC

Ampelmann secures eight new projects across four different market segments in APAC

Ampelmann, the Dutch offshore access provider, has secured five contracts covering eight projects in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region. All contracts were signed in Q1 of 2021 and consist of operations in different offshore segments and in several countries, with various Ampelmann systems to be used.

One of the milestones these contracts present is the first use of the Ampelmann E1000 system in the Asia Pacific region. The E1000 will provide safe and efficient offshore access for personnel and cargo in the construction phase of an offshore wind farm off the coast of Taiwan.

Another four of the projects are also in Offshore Wind and will all see the use of an A-type, a system with a significant track record in APAC, operating in Taiwanese waters. In other words, five out of the eight projects recently secured are in renewable energy.

“Our clients in APAC have experienced the value we provide, and our previous successes in the region have led us to these new projects.”- JOERI POELMANN, AMPELMANN, AREA MANAGER FOR APAC

“Securing these projects in the renewables market marks a turning point for the APAC region, as operations in the region used to be solely in Oil & Gas,” said Ramesh Namasivayam, Business Developer at Ampelmann, who was involved in most contracts. He and his team welcome the shift towards the renewables sector and are pleased to be able to support it. “This move requires the effort of our whole team and inspires us to get involved in many more projects in the region.”

Among the new contracts, the A-type system will also operate in two other market segments. In India, the system will support in a decommissioning project, while in Indonesia, it will provide offshore access during an FPU modification project.

It will be the third time in a row that Ampelmann works together with one of its clients in Indonesia. And that is exciting for Vincent Chua, another one of Ampelmann’s Business Developers in the region, who says “the number of projects we enable is impressive but to have repeated customers is even more satisfying. They are a testimony of the trust we have gained.”

In Brunei, Ampelmann will contribute to another one of its core industries and enable safe and efficient Crew Change operations. This system will be number eight operating in the country.

According to Joeri Poelmann, Ampelmann’s Area Manager for APAC, securing all of these contracts is the result of the continuous effort of Ampelmann and the team at their local offices. “Our clients in APAC have experienced the value we provide, and our previous successes in the region have led us to these new projects,” he says. With more expected contracts and projects, Q1 has been a productive start of the year for the company in the region.

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