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Frisia-Offshore Takes Delivery of Wind Force III

Frisia-Offshore GmbH has added another 22-metre catamaran – the Wind Force III – to its fleet of Crew Transfer Vessels (CTVs). The Wind Force III is identical to the company’s 2009-built Wind Force I and the 2013-built Wind Force II. The new CTV will join the sister ships in transferring offshore te

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Frisia-Offshore GmbH has added another 22-metre catamaran – the Wind Force III – to its fleet of Crew Transfer Vessels (CTVs).

The Wind Force III is identical to the company’s 2009-built Wind Force I and the 2013-built Wind Force II.

The new CTV will join the sister ships in transferring offshore technicians from Germany’s mainland or from the East Frisian Islands to offshore wind farms in the North Sea and the Baltic Sea and back.

The Wind Force III was built by Estonia’s Baltic Boats AS, same as the Wind Force II. The vessel completed the 1,200 kilometre journey from the shipyard to Norddeich under her own power.

The catamaran is powered by two 895kW main engines and has a top speed of 25 knots. She can carry up to 24 people as well as two 10-foot containers and smaller materials up to a maximum weight of 10 tons.

With the addition of the Wind Force III, Frisia-Offshore now has four CTVs in operation.

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Offshore WIND Staff; Images: Frisia-Offshore

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