Turkeys Cemre Shipyard has launched the second of the three service operation vessels (SOVs) being built for MHI Vestas and Esvagt.<\/p>\n
The vessels are of the Havyard 831 L SOV design andwill servicethe Borssele III and IV offshore wind farm in the Netherlands, the Triton Knoll wind farm offshore England, and theMoray Eastwind farm off Scotland. <\/p>\n
Cemre Shipyard launched the first SOV in April 2020. All three vessels were initially scheduled to be delivered by early 2021.<\/p>\n
Esvagt has since accepted a delay in the deliveries of the vessels due to what was described as Havyard going through financial whirlwinds. The new delivery dates have since not been disclosed.<\/p>\n
All three vessels are under 15-year charter contracts with MHI Vestas.<\/p>\n
The 70.5-metre-long SOVs will be equipped with a compensated walk-to-work gangway and daughter craft, as well as multiple other features, and will have the capacity to accommodate up to 60 persons.<\/p>\n
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