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It is reported that the Dutch Gusto MSC congratulated the Danish A2SEA company for the "Renewable Energy Award", and the Offshore Support Journal magazine awarded the award to A2SEA's "Sea Installer" wind power installation ship.
The "Sea Installer" was designed by the Dutch GN-9000C of GustoMSC. The Danish A2SEA was very satisfied with the performance of the ship after the first installation of two 6MW wind turbines. The "Sea Installer 2" is currently under construction and will be operational in July 2014.
Both renewable energy prices and wind farm installation costs need to be reduced. The huge lifting capacity of the NG-9000C installation vessel makes it the best choice for the third round of installation work in the UK. The low operating costs of the ship also make rents even lower.
By well balancing the relationship between deck area and hoisting capacity, GustoMSC is able to handle a wide range of wind farm installation tasks, such as the installation of bases and adapters. In addition, the ship can also complete the installation of the wind turbine on its own.
At the center of the ship's deck is the GustoMSC hydraulic lifting system, which has a smaller footprint compared to other lifting systems. Designed specifically for the wind turbine installation market, this hydraulic lifting system exceeds the usual rack and pinion system, thus reducing operating costs. In addition, the hydraulic system does not require pre-fixed preparation in operation and grease on the surface in contact with seawater.
This innovative 800-ton hydraulic lifting system is the world's first, with a reduction in base area and a minimum working radius, resulting in a further increase in deck usage.
"Sea Installer" wind power installation ship won