Finland-based marine engine and technology provider Wrtsil has been tasked to equip the first Taiwan-built offshore wind installation vessel - the Green Jade - with \"a broad scope\" of its solutions.<\/p>\n
The 216 meters long vessel will be built at the CSBC shipyard in Taiwan for the joint-venture company CDWE owned by CSBC and Belgium-based DEME Group. <\/p>\n
The vessel is expected to play a major role in developing the offshore wind farm business in both new and established markets, including Taiwan.<\/p>\n
Under the order, Wrtsil will deliver four Wrtsil 46DF and two Wrtsil 20DF dual-fuel engines, as well as Transverse and Steerable Thrusters, DP-3 solution, a Navigation system, and selective catalytic reduction (SCR) systems for emissions abatement. The company will also provide site supervision services.<\/p>\n
The Wrtsil equipment is scheduled to be delivered during 2021 and the ship is expected to begin operations in the Taiwan Strait in 2023.<\/p>\n
The Green Jade, with its 4,000-tonne crane capacity and DP3 capability, will serve the offshore wind market, and according to CDWE , will be able to transport a multitude of heaviest monopiles, jackets, wind turbine components and structures in a single shipment.<\/p>\n
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