The SOV Norside Cetus is one of the two vessels.

SEAONICS ECMC Cranes signed for two SOVs for Norside Wind

Published
June 2, 2023
We are proud to announce that we have signed a contract for our award winning Electric Controlled Motion Compensated (ECMC) Crane of two Service Operation Vessels (SOVs) for Norside Wind AS. The first crane will be delivered late this year for Norside Cetus and early next year for Norside Supporter.
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The award winning SEAONICS ECMC Crane signed for two SOVs for Norside Wind.

Norside Wind's dedicated team is aiming for an immediate and sustainable solution to improve efficiency, reduce emissions and fuel consumptions on future projects. We believe that our ECMC Crane will help to achieve these goals, as the crane is fully electric and has a smart design for safer, greener and efficient operations. The ECMC Crane has superior 3D compensating capability, which will give Norside Wind the upper hand at sea.

We would like to thank Norside Wind for the valuable partnership over many years and for the excellent collaboration and dialogue. As the market is constantly evolving, we are looking forward to building our relationship further, by continuously adapting and improving our products or services.

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