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Offshore wind vessels – where are we now?

Maritime & Offshore | 24/01/2025

It seems the anticipated slowdown in orders for 2024 within the UK and EU markets has not materialised as notably as expected.

Instead, there has been a sustained influx of new orders, driven by both established market players and emerging entrants. This activity has been particularly notable in sectors such as CTVs (Crew Transfer Vessels), Multi-Purpose Survey Vessels (MPSVs), SOVs (Service Operation Vessels), CSOVs (Commissioning Service Operation Vessels), and OSSVs (Offshore Support and Supply Vessels).

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