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Windcat Amsterdam CSOV Powered by ABC Engines

Commissioning Service Operations Vessel powered by medium-speed ABC engines for reliable offshore performance

Offshore wind support in Europe is bolstered by the arrival of Windcat Amsterdam, the first Elevation series Commissioning Service Operations Vessel (CSOV) in the region, powered by a three-unit medium-speed engine package from Anglo Belgian Corporation (ABC) designed for reliable, efficient offshore operations.

Constructed at Damen Shipyards in Vietnam, the vessel arrived in Amsterdam at the end of March, marking a key milestone in the expansion of Europe’s offshore wind support fleet.

Anglo Belgian Corporation supplied the vessel’s propulsion package, consisting of one ABC 12-cylinder and two ABC 8-cylinder DZ engines. The engines are designed to provide reliable, efficient performance for the demanding offshore service operations.

The vessel also incorporates hybrid and hydrogen-ready technologies, reflecting the offshore sector’s increasing focus on sustainability. ABC engines ensure to optimised fuel efficiency, reduced CO₂ emissions and consistent performance across varying operational conditions.

Windcat Amsterdam will support construction, commissioning and maintenance activities at offshore energy projects. The vessel will serve as a floating base for up to 120 people and equipment, enabling safe and efficient access to offshore assets.

Offshore wind support in Europe is bolstered by the arrival of Windcat Amsterdam, the first Elevation series Commissioning Service Operations Vessel (CSOV) in the region, powered by a three-unit medium-speed engine package from Anglo Belgian Corporation designed for reliable, efficient offshore operations.

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