Windward Offshore has confirmed the inclusion of the ECMC C25 3D crane to the last two CSOVs currently on order from VARD.
The ECMC C25 cranes are designed specifically for challenging offshore operations, with a lifting capacity of 5 tons at a 25-meter outreach, ensuring high performance and reliability in demanding maritime environments.
"We’re pleased to see Windward moving forward with the C25 ECMC 3D crane for all the CSOV`s and continuing to choose Seaonics as their crane supplier. It reflects the strong collaboration we have with Windward and confirms the capabilities of the crane and the value it brings to a CSOV. We look forward to supporting the success of both VARD and Windward throughout the project,"
Ståle Fure, VP Sales at Seaonics.
The cranes will be delivered with only a six-month lead time, enabling an efficient vessel completion in Vietnam. With more than 20 ECMC cranes in production we are now able to deliver cranes within a short delivery time.
The CSOVs are being built at VARD’s shipyards in Vietnam with vessel deliveries in 2026.
Windward Offshore was formed to establish an Integrated Offshore Wind Service Company. With a shared vision, the partners aim to create a robust portfolio of offshore wind service vessels, initially focusing on Commissioning Service Operation Vessels (CSOVs). By providing integrated solutions, combining vessels with Engineering, Maintenance, and Operation Services, Windward Offshore is poised to become a reliable partner for energy companies, supporting the commissioning phase and maintenance of offshore wind farms.
SEAONICS’s mission is to make mission critical maritime handling and lifting solutions even smarter, more efficient and profitable through specialized knowledge and advanced technology. In this way, SEAONICS gives their customers the upper hand in sustainable exploration, development and harvesting of the ocean space. SEAONICS is a subsidiary of Vard Group.
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