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BREEZE and SEATECH – Together for SOVs dedicated to Polish Offshore Wind industry

two design offices Breeze Ship Design from Norway and Seatech Engineering from Poland signed a Letter of Intent referring to cooperation and development of common designs of Service Operation Vessels which will be offered for Owners operating in the Polish Offshore Wind industry.

“This LOI with Breeze is very important for us. It gives us a unique opportunity to join forces, strengthen our capacities and fill the gaps in our services. Despite the fact that Breeze is a quite new company, their team has significant experience in leading the big offshore projects for various owners. This is what is nearly impossible to learn in the Polish maritime market. From our side, we can assure a team of engineers experienced in various projects and of course real Polish local content.” – commented Adam Ślipy Seatech Engineering CEO.

“Teaming up with Seatech gives us great strength in terms of local knowledge towards the Polish offshore wind market and knowledge of Polish shipyard technology of production. This collaboration will also provide us a strong and experienced technical team of engineers for Basic and Detailed Design. Our crew has a long experience developing quality vessels and together we will collaborate to ensure that our offering and synergies will serve the best result for this market. ” – commented Tommy Hivand Breeze Ship Design CCO.

About SEATECH Engineering:

Seatech Engineering Ltd was established in 2003 as a ship designing company with the main office in Gdansk (Poland). The primary activities are focused on high-value-added projects of medium-sized vessels covering all disciplines of widely understood naval architecture: scientific ships, fishing vessels, ferries, LNG bunkering vessels, Navy and Patrol Boats, or inland navigation ships. Besides developing its designs, Seatech cooperates with shipyards during production processes for new buildings and also supports repair yards in the entire process of retrofit (from feasibility studies and 3D scanning to workshop documentation and onboard supervision).

 About BREEZE Ship Design:

Breeze Ship Design is an independent Norwegian ship design company established in October 2020 and focused on accelerating sustainable solutions in naval architecture. The company had over 230 projects in 2021 and is fast becoming one of the leading naval architect offices toward zero-emission designed vessels. The company access one of the world’s most extensive design portfolios with brands such as Wärtsila Ship Design, Vik Sandvik, Skipskonsulent, Schiffko, and Conan Wu & Associates comprising both tailor-made, highly innovative designs, and proven cost-efficient designs. The crew has several years of experience and knowledge combined with sincere passion, and together we have a proven innovative track record.

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