Cadeler’s state-of-the-art fleet of vessels for offshore wind farm installation projects will be used for transport and installation of both foundations and wind turbine generators (WTGs), leveraging Cadeler’s fleet to deliver maximum efficiency, synergy, and flexibility. The signing of this reservation agreement emphasises the growing importance of renewable energy initiatives and Cadeler’s pivotal role in driving the transition to renewable offshore wind energy globally.
Mikkel Gleerup, CEO of Cadeler, said: “Our new vessel reservation agreement highlights the crucial role of timely and ambitious vessel reservation strategies and fleet flexibility to meet the fast-growing needs of offshore wind projects worldwide. Cadeler remains committed to accompanying our clients’ needs with innovative solutions and unparalleled service, ensuring the realisation of their renewable energy project within budget and on time. Our clients’ success is of the utmost importance – not only for commercial viability, but for our common efforts in pushing the envelope for what’s possible to achieve in offshore wind energy expansion.”
The effectiveness of the agreement is contingent upon a successful outcome for the undisclosed client in an upcoming 2024 auction.
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