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Home›Offshore Wind›Sweden: ‘Dalby Trent’ to Work on Karehamn Offshore Wind Farm
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November 6, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Sweden: ‘Dalby Trent’ to Work on Karehamn Offshore Wind Farm

The Dalby Trent has been awarded a contract for work on the Karehamn offshore wind farm for Jan De Nul who are working on behalf of EON in Sweden. The vessel will be doing crew transfers, ROV and Diving Operations. The vessel is the first wind farm support vessel to arrive on the field and […

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The Dalby Trent has been awarded a contract for work on the Karehamn offshore wind farm for Jan De Nul who are working on behalf of EON in Sweden.

The vessel will be doing crew transfers, ROV and Diving Operations. The vessel is the first wind farm support vessel to arrive on the field and the contract is expected to go on until December 2012.

“Dalby Trent” was delivered to Dalby Offshore on the 3rd September 2012.

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Press release, November 6, 2012; Image: Dalby Offshore

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