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Home›Offshore Wind›New Turner Iceni CTV Completes Sea Trials
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July 5, 2019 · about 7 years ago

New Turner Iceni CTV Completes Sea Trials

Turner Iceni’s new crew transfer vessel (CTV) Iceni Revenge has completed its sea trials. The UK company bought the vessel, then named Don Quixote, from Vroon at the beginning of the year with plans to have it undergo full refits. Built in 2009, the 20m South Boat is re-engined with 1400hp MAN and H

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Turner Iceni’s new crew transfer vessel (CTV) Iceni Revenge has completed its sea trials.

The UK company bought the vessel, then named Don Quixote, from Vroon at the beginning of the year with plans to have it undergo full refits.

Built in 2009, the 20m South Boat is re-engined with 1400hp MAN and Hamilton 651 jets which have the AVX control system and jet anchor.

The vessel has also been lengthened to 23m and has 25,000l of fuel onboard for refueling operations.

The work is carried out by Diverse Marine in Cowes, whose management was involved in the development and build of the vessel. In addition, the Diverse Marine team assisted Turner Iceni in sourcing suitable craft and brokering the sale of the vessel.

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