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April 16, 2015 · about 11 years ago

CWind Orders Four AMC Vessels

CWind has ordered four new crew transfer vessels from Aluminium Marine Consultants (AMC), a shipbuilding and consulting company based on the Isle of Wight. The order consists of two 23m aluminium catamarans and two 26m aluminium catamarans. CWind currently manages a fleet of 22 dedicated offshore wi

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CWind has ordered four new crew transfer vessels from Aluminium Marine Consultants (AMC), a shipbuilding and consulting company based on the Isle of Wight.

The order consists of two 23m aluminium catamarans and two 26m aluminium catamarans.

CWind currently manages a fleet of 22 dedicated offshore wind crew transfer vessels but this is the first time the company has ordered aluminium vessels.

Peter Jorgensen, Managing Director CWind, said: “The new larger vessels will boost our fleet’s capability and thus enhance our ability to serve our clients’ requirements. In ordering these vessels we took a strategic decision to diversify our fleet and thus be able to offer a wider range of options to the market as the industry grows.”

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