Renewable EnergyOffshore WindRemazel Secures Major Contract For Wind Ace Jack-Up Vessel

Remazel Secures Major Contract For Wind Ace Jack-Up Vessel

Remazel Engineering, a leading provider in heavy lifting and offshore engineering solutions, has been awarded a significant contract by Cadeler to design and construct a bespoke MP Upending Hinge and Seafastening Cradles system for the Wind Ace jack-up vessel. This advanced system will play a pivotal role in the safe and efficient installation of offshore wind turbine foundations, supporting the rapid expansion of renewable energy infrastructure worldwide.

Remazel’s system will be designed to handle monopile foundations with a bottom diameter ranging from 9 to 12 meters, a length of up to 120 meters, and a total weight of 2,900 tonnes. A true engineering challenge that we are thrilled to take on!

The Wind Ace vessel, part of Cadeler’s state-of-the-art A-class fleet, is set to redefine industry standards for offshore wind installation. With a deck space of 5,600 m² and an unparalleled payload capacity exceeding 17,600 tons, the vessel will be positioned to install the latest generation of monopiles efficiently and safely.

Remazel’s engineering expertise and commitment to innovation will ensure that the MP Upending Hinge and Seafastening Cradles meet the highest performance and safety standards. This collaboration marks another milestone in Remazel’s mission to support the offshore wind industry with cutting-edge solutions that enhance operational efficiency and sustainability.

“We are thrilled to contribute to such a groundbreaking project,” said Andrea Rosa, CEO at Remazel. “Our team is dedicated to delivering high-quality engineering solutions that will support Cadeler in their mission to drive the offshore wind industry forward.”

The Remazel team are extremely excited to support Cadeler in this important project, reinforcing our commitment to delivering innovative and reliable solutions for the offshore wind industry. As offshore wind power continues to expand globally, Remazel remains at the forefront, providing advanced equipment for the industry’s most ambitious projects.

About Remazel

Remazel is a leading provider of engineering and manufacturing solutions for the offshore and renewable energy industries. With decades of experience, the company specializes in the design and production of advanced handling and lifting systems that meet the most demanding industry requirements.

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