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Optimising Offshore Wind Operations with BareFLEET

As the offshore wind industry accelerates into deeper waters, the need for advanced Service Operation Vessels (SOVs) has never been greater. With projections indicating 600 SOVs will be required globally by 2050 to maintain far-shore wind farms. AST Reygar recognise the complex challenges facing SOV operators. That’s why their BareFLEET remote monitoring system has become an indispensable tool, offering real-time tracking and long-term performance insights to enhance SOV efficiency and sustainability.

The Importance of Monitoring SOV Operations

Service Operation Vessels are vital to the productivity of offshore wind farms. Their efficiency goes beyond simply ferrying technicians; factors such as fuel consumption, crew comfort, and gangway operability must be meticulously measured to ensure seamless operations.

BareFLEET: Empowering Service Operation Vessels Efficiency

BareFLEET provides a detailed picture of Service Operation Vessels performance, delivering insights far beyond traditional data sources.

  • Fuel Usage and Emissions: With thousands of litres of fuel consumed daily, BareFLEET identifies usage patterns and pinpoints opportunities to reduce consumption, cutting both costs and emissions.
  • Crew Comfort Monitoring: Real-time tracking of vessel motion sickness, as well as heave, pitch, and roll in different cabins onboard, enables operators to enhance onboard comfort and safety, mitigating motion sickness risks for technicians living onboard.
  • Gangway Operability: By analysing gangway activity in varying sea states, BareFLEET helps optimise technician transfers and maximise time spent on turbines.
  • Navigation Efficiency: BareFLEET tracks transit routes, manoeuvring activities, and positioning, streamlining operations to save fuel and reduce delays.

A Holistic Approach to Offshore Wind Operations

When applied across both Service Operation Vessels and Crew Transfer Vessels (CTVs), BareFLEET delivers a comprehensive view of wind farm activities. This integrated approach enables operators to refine daily marine operations, make informed decisions about vessel usage, and optimise long-term O&M strategies from a common source of truth.

Driving a Greener Future

BareFLEET isn’t just about immediate efficiencies – it supports long-term sustainability by analysing performance trends and helping operators achieve better outcomes for their fleets and the environment.

As the offshore wind industry continues to grow, BareFLEET stands out as a critical tool for Service Operation Vessels operators aiming to improve performance, cut costs, and advance a greener future.

Discover how BareFLEET can revolutionise your operations. Contact AST Reygar today.

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