SeaRenergy has been awarded a multi-year contract by Siemens Energy to provide offshore infrastructure services for 13 converter platforms: nine in the German Bight, starting with BorWin5, and four in the U.K. North Sea.
The scope of work covers integrated onshore and offshore logistics and support services, set to be executed throughout the commissioning phase of the platforms, including the provision of a platform supply vessel (PSV).
SeaRenergy is slated to oversee safety and operational duties, including managing vessel operations and material transfers. The company will manage logistics and warehousing operations out of Hamburg and Emden, leveraging its concept that integrates several software applications into one solution. These operations include overseeing the supply chain for provisions, equipment and materials to the platforms.
The company’s cargo run service, utilizing the PSV “Spirit of Emden,” which is owned by sister company Asian Spirit Steamship, will carry out regular offshore supply runs to the platforms in the German Bight and U.K. waters, and also offer spare capacity to other offshore wind projects under construction or in operation.
The first project benefitting from the collaboration is BorWin5 for TenneT next year, followed by projects for TenneT, Amprion, RWE and 50Hertz in the following years, including the 2GW projects after 2029.
“We are proud to extend our long-standing partnership with Siemens Energy through this contract, which underscores SeaRenergy’s ability to deliver comprehensive logistics and offshore infrastructure support for large-scale offshore energy projects,” says Dr. Benjamin Vordemfelde, CEO of SeaRenergy.
