Boskalis will add a multipurpose DP2 vessel Boka Tiamat to its fleet in January 2021, the company said via social media on 3 December, and will deploy the vessel on offshore wind projects in Taiwan. <\/p>\n
The offshore construction vessel was built by VARD BRATVAAG and delivered as a new-build in 2019. It has been retrofitted with a 1,300 kW SeaQ Energy Storage System, which will reduce fuel consumption and emissions during DP operations, according to Boskalis. <\/p>\n
By adding the Boka Tiamat to our fleet we take another step towards realizing our sustainability ambitions for our vessels, the company said in a social media post.<\/p>\n
The 98-metre vessel features a 120-tonne active heave compensation offshore knuckle jib crane with main winch on crane, and can accommodate 82 people in 54 cabins. <\/p>\n
In Taiwan, Boskalis will also deploy its Bokalift 2, a drillship currently being converted into an offshore installation vesselat Drydocks World in Dubai. The vessel will be operated by BoWei Offshore, a joint venture between Boskalis and Hwa Chi construction. <\/p>\n
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