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Home›Offshore Wind›MV Ginny Louise Comes to Yarmouth for Sea Trails (UK)
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January 4, 2012 · about 14 years ago

MV Ginny Louise Comes to Yarmouth for Sea Trails (UK)

The first of a potential fleet of ten vessels, MV Ginny Louise is currently in Yarmouth on its tour through the UK’s East Coast. Tidal Transit will perform sea trails over the next few days and will likely head to Grimsby early next week. Ginny Louise and its sisters are designed to provide up to [&

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The first of a potential fleet of ten vessels, MV Ginny Louise is currently in Yarmouth on its tour through the UK’s East Coast.

Tidal Transit will perform sea trails over the next few days and will likely head to Grimsby early next week.

Ginny Louise and its sisters are designed to provide up to 12 passengers and 4 crew with comfortable beds which will enable them to stay and work on offshore sites for up to three days at a time. This ensures that engineers spend less time in transit, and more time on the site. Ginny Louise can reach 27 knots.

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Offshore WIND staff, January 04, 2012; Image: Tidal Transit

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