‘Brave Tern’ Wins Global Tech I Contract Extension
Fred. Olsen Windcarrier International Ltd., owned by Bonheur ASA and Ganger Rolf ASA, has been awarded an extended contract with the German company Global Tech I Offshore Wind GmbH. The work will be performed using the jack-up vessel “Brave Tern”.
The contract is a direct continuation of the current work on the German North Sea project and will take the total WTG’s to be installed by Brave Tern from 30 to 45. The contract commenced in December 2013 and with the extension is anticipated to take 170 days.
The contract includes the provision of installation technicians from Global Wind Service A/S (DK) a company indirectly owned 51% by Bonheur ASA and Ganger Rolf ASA.
IBC’s ‘LNG Bunkering Summit’ returns for the 3rd time, with a view to profile latest developments and opportunities in key trade routes globally, and particularly in Singapore.
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If Quality and Compliance challenges were not enough, oil prices have provided a further twist to industry dynamics. Further, recent developments have yet again resulted in a review of credit and counter party risk management within the value chain.
What then should the industry response be? How can we look ahead and determine strategies that have a positive impact on our business? If tapping successfully into new market segments was high priority, assessing watertight alternatives to protect your business is of equal importance.
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When reviewing the Exhaust Gas Cleaning System investment, vessel route, the amount of time spent in an ECA region and long term HFO – MGO differentials are just some of the issues ship owners’ are grappling with.
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