Renewable EnergyOffshore WindSeven Windcat CTVs Continue Supporting Ørsted

Seven Windcat CTVs Continue Supporting Ørsted

New five-year agreements will see seven Windcat crew transfer vessels continue supporting Ørsted’s offshore wind farm operations from Grimsby’s Royal Docks

Windcat and Ørsted have signed new long-term agreements for the provision of crew transfer vessels supporting Ørsted’s offshore wind farm operations from Grimsby, UK.

Ørsted’s Generation UK Hub operates and maintains six offshore wind farms from Grimsby’s Royal Docks, delivering green energy to millions of homes and businesses.

The contracts commenced in June and have a firm term of five years, with options to extend the agreements beyond the initial contract period.

All seven vessels have already been operating on Ørsted’s UK projects. While previous agreements included extension options, Ørsted has elected to enter new long-term contracts for the entire Windcat fleet, reflecting confidence in Windcat’s operational performance, safety standards and service delivery. All vessels have been operational on Ørsted’s offshore wind farms based out of Grimsby, demonstrating that the mix of medium and large vessels provides strong performance, value, reliability and safety.

“Ørsted’s long term commitment to charter seven of our vessels to support their UK Hub is a testament to the high class services we provide. With four 12 seater vessels and three high performance 24 seater vessels they have a versatile fleet that ensures high accessibility and flexibility. The partnership supports the ongoing delivery of safe, reliable and efficient offshore operations.” – Willem van der Wel, Managing Director at Windcat

“Ørsted and Windcat have a long-standing relationship. We’re pleased to extend our partnership with these seven vessels. This extension reinforces our commitment to safe, efficient operations and to delivering clean energy to communities across the UK.” Mark Hickson, Head of Nearshore, Generation UK at Ørsted

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