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November 24, 2014 · about 11 years ago

Siemens Hires Dalby for London Array

The Dalby Swale has been contracted by Siemens to work on the London Array Wind Farm. The Swale was chosen for her versatility in carrying cargo and passenger comfort. The vessel is 23m long with a residual mounted wheelhouse and saloon, and a sprint speed of 30knts and cruises at 24knts. The Dalby

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The Dalby Swale has been contracted by Siemens to work on the London Array Wind Farm.

The Swale was chosen for her versatility in carrying cargo and passenger comfort.

The vessel is 23m long with a residual mounted wheelhouse and saloon, and a sprint speed of 30knts and cruises at 24knts.

The Dalby Swale is the third in this class of vessel, which Dalby Offshore currently owns and operates around the UK wind farms.

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