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New operations & maintenance focused partnership between WINDEA Offshore and Subsea Europe Services

Subsea Europe Services and offshore wind service provider WINDEA Offshore GmbH & Co. KG have recently entered a strategic sales partnership. With this agreement, we intend to work with WINDEA to provide the European offshore wind market with essential hydrographic survey and underwater inspection technology as well as related services for operations & maintenance applications.

Subsea Europe Services has a state-of-the-art autonomous surface and subsea vehicle fleet for fast and cost-effective survey and subsea inspection applications. WINDEA ‘s shareholders operate a growing fleet of Crew Transfer Vessels (CTVs) and Service Operation Vessels (SOVs). WINDEA contributes its extensive know-how in the field of offshore wind and maritime logistics as well as its large industry network and sales strength into the exclusive partnership.

“We have already worked closely with Subsea Europe Services on a project basis and have seen first-hand the positive impact that their team and unique, technology-driven approach to marine data collection has had. We are delighted to deepen our collaboration by forming this partnership,” said Thomas van der Laan, Project Manager at WINDEA Offshore Gmbh & Co. KG.

Both parties expect promising synergies in the access to the international offshore wind market. By bundling their business development competencies, the intention is to further develop and optimise the services and technologies of Subsea Europe Services and integrate them into existing and future vessel concepts to offer added value to charterers of CTVs and SOVs.

“The European offshore wind sector expansion demands a more streamlined approach to marine data acquisition to optimise operations and reduce costs during every stage of a wind farm’s lifecycle. In this context we are confident that the technical approach of Subsea Europe Services combined with our offshore wind related know-how will provide significant benefits to our clients within the industry,” said Caspar Spreter, Managing Director, WINDEA Offshore GmbH & Co. KG.

“As reflected in a recent North Sea pilot project with Northland Power, our autonomous platforms and associated workflows have been proven to enable faster and more cost-effective collection of high-quality bathymetric and inspection data than traditional methods. We are looking forward to making these benefits available to the wider offshore wind market through a partnership with WINDEA,” said Daniel Esser, Global Business Development, Subsea Europe Services GmbH.

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