Fugro To Strengthen Its Geotechnical Fleet With The Acquisition Of Two Vessels – reNews – Renewable Energy News

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Published on 21/12/2023 at 05:29

Updated on 21/12/2023 at 05:30

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First Geotechnical Vessel Operational in 2025 to Address Shortage of Vessels in the Global Offshore Wind Energy Market. Delivery of the Sea Goldcrest and Conversion to Geotechnical Asset.

Fugro is in the process of acquiring two platform supply vessels, the Sea Goldcrest and the Sea Gull, to be used as geotechnical assets. The incorporation of these two recent vessels into its own fleet will further increase Fugro’s capacity to meet market demands and the shortage of vessels with geotechnical capabilities. With the purchase of these strategic assets, Fugro will be operating a balanced fleet of owned and chartered vessels, thus maintaining flexibility for the future.

The company Fugro is focused on ensuring the long-term capability of vessels, especially for the global offshore wind energy market, which has a particularly large need for mapping soil composition and its associated properties through the extraction and testing of soil samples. Throughout 2024, with the delivery of the Sea Goldcrest, Fugro will begin the conversion to a geotechnical vessel, which should be operational by early 2025. The Sea Gull, which is already chartered by Fugro and fully operational, will be delivered in late 2024 or early 2025, thus ensuring the expansion of the company’s operations.

Fugro: Leader in Supply Vessels and Geotechnical Assets

Fugro is known for its ability to meet the demand for supply vessels and geotechnical assets worldwide. With the shortage of specialized vessels, Fugro stands out for its fleet of state-of-the-art geotechnical vessels, delivering excellence in services to its clients.

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The delivery of the Sea Goldcrest, after its conversion to a geotechnical vessel, demonstrates Fugro’s strategy to remain at the forefront of the global offshore wind energy market. Furthermore, the company is recognized for its precise mapping of marine soil composition, allowing for a detailed understanding of the environment for engineering projects.

Fugro continues to invest in technology and innovation to expand its presence and offer increasingly advanced solutions to its clients. With an unwavering commitment to excellence, the company continues to meet the needs of the geotechnical sector, maintaining its prominent position in the global market.

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Fugro To Strengthen Its Geotechnical Fleet With The Acquisition Of Two Vessels – reNews – Renewable Energy News

First Geotechnical Vessel Operational in 2025 to Address Shortage of Vessels in the Global Offshore Wind Energy Market. Delivery of the Sea Goldcrest and Conversion to Geotechnical Asset.

Fugro: Leader in Supply Vessels and Geotechnical Assets

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