Renewable EnergyOffshore WindTWD and Maersk Offshore Wind Partner For New Monopile T&I Concept

TWD and Maersk Offshore Wind Partner For New Monopile T&I Concept

TWD and Maersk Offshore Wind have joined forces to design a new Monopile Transportation and Installation Concept. This innovative design introduces an efficient feedering method, fit for the Maersk Wind Installation Vessel, which is currently under construction. The method will enhance operability and ensure safe and efficient MP installations.​

“TWD’s practical and innovative method engineering helped us to enable MP T&I for the Maersk Wind Installation Vessel. With this new concept, MOW is now open for dialogue with Developers and EPC Contractors for providing the installation spread.“ -Lys Rhilinger – Head of Tendering Maersk Offshore Wind

Combining Maersk Offshore Wind’s extensive practical experience with TWD’s Method engineering practices led to an exciting and lean concept development. Our collaboration involved organised brainstorming sessions, the creation of simple mock-ups, and the engineering of this exciting new feedering concept. We aim for high operational efficiency while recognising the concept’s potential for developing even bigger Monopiles in the future.

TWD and Maersk Offshore Wind have joined forces to design a new Monopile Transportation and Installation Concept.

About TWD

TWD’s mission has been to keep improving the construction methods of offshore and civil projects. By continuously challenging the current construction practices, they develop tailored methods to ensure projects are executed safely, on time, and within budget. Their dedication to smart design solutions helped us grow rapidly. At the same time, they still keep our tradition of being bold, flexible, and creative.

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