Technology companies such as Aikido Technologies, CSL Group, among others, announced their latest deals in the wind enrergy sectory.
Chet Morrison Contractors builds Aikido One platform
Aikido Technologies, a provider of floating offshore wind technology, announced Chet Morrison Contractors has built the Aikido One platform.
The Aikido One project shows that the Aikido Platform can be produced locally, especially in the Gulf Coast region, which has the resources for building and transporting offshore structures. The platform or its components can be transported on standard barges to sites in the US or globally. Its design allows the use of current barges and smaller ports, even for 15MW+ projects. This technology reduces construction time and increases the number of ports and vessels for the offshore wind industry.
CSL OWL SRI Orders Two Newbuild Subsea Rock Installation Vessels
CSL Group, a provider of marine solutions and the operator of self-unloading ships, has announced a partnership with OWL, a provider of top-tier logistics solutions in the offshore wind sector, for the construction of two subsea rock installation vessels tailored for the offshore renewable energy sector. This partnership is called CSL OWL Subsea Rock Installation (CSL OWL SRI).
Each vessel will have a cargo capacity of 17,500 metric tonnes and have dynamic positioning (DP2). They will be able to operate marine gas oil (MGO) and/or methanol, supporting zero-emission operations. Designed for flexibility, these vessels will deliver efficient and cost-effective subsea rock installation services in waters up to 100 metres deep.