– Edda Wind received the service operation vessel (SOV) C416 from Astilleros Balenciaga on 26 March
– The vessel will be used in a contract with Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy at the Saint-Brieuc wind farm in France until 2Q28
– The SOV C416 has been designed for zero-emission operations with hydrogen as an energy carrier, showcasing Edda Wind’s commitment to sustainability and providing reliable support for offshore wind projects
Edda Wind received the service operation vessel (SOV) C416 from Astilleros Balenciaga on 26 March, marking a significant step towards advancing sustainable energy solutions. This vessel will be used as part of a contract with Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy at the Saint-Brieuc wind farm in France until 2Q28, demonstrating Edda Wind’s commitment to supporting offshore wind projects. The SOV C416 has been designed with flexibility and operability to service wind farms worldwide and is prepared for zero-emission operations using hydrogen as an energy carrier.
The C416 is the second SOV worldwide to be prepared for a hydrogen-based energy system with up to four weeks of endurance. This milestone aligns with Edda Wind’s sustainability goals by supporting wind farm construction and commissioning without generating carbon emissions. Edda Wind now operates a total of nine vessels, including SOVs and CSOVs, providing tailored solutions to meet the evolving needs of the industry in enhancing efficiency, reducing operating costs, and minimizing environmental impact.
The latest issue of Energy Global magazine features news and technical articles from the renewable energy industry, covering topics such as battery storage solutions, renewables in Europe, electrical infrastructure, turbine monitoring, battery storage technology, coatings, and more. Edda Wind’s investment in innovative vessels like the C416 reflects the industry’s growing demand for specialized service vessels to further the development of sustainable energy solutions.