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After nearly 30 years interviewing ship

Offshore Energy Editor

Bartolomej Tomic owner executives globally, it’s impossible the coming years, he was blunt: “I expect in tomic@offshore-engineer.com to pick one as standing out head and shoul- the next decades a massive wave of invest-

Science & Technology Editor

Tom Mulligan ders above the rest. But in discussing with a ments in all sorts of new vessels” premised tom.mulligan@marinelink.com friend my recent interview with Pieter Van on the need to cut emissions. The Van Oord

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Oord, CEO, Van Oord I said: “When their cover story interview starts on page 34, and

Irina Vasilets vasilets@marinelink.com name is on the door and they’re privately you can watch the full video interview @

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Nicole Ventimiglia nicole@marinelink.com

Van Oord is the Dutch dredging and Dovetailing nicely with our Van Oord

Corporate Staff offshore energy powerhouse with a his- story are two additional features; the ? rst

Manager, Marketing

Mark O’Malley tory spanning more than 150 years. This a pro? le of the U.S. offshore wind seg- momalley@marinelink was the ? rst time that I personally had the ment prospects by Philip Lewis, director of

Accounting opportunity to go one-on-one with Pieter research, Intelatus; and the second a look

Esther Rothenberger rothenberger@marinelink.com

Van Oord, and what I found was a forthright inside the port logistics of moving these 212-477-6700 ext 6810 executive that is a treasure trove of insight massive pieces of equipment by Elaine

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Vladimir Bibik bibik@marinelink.com and information on the many markets they Maslin. In the former, Lewis said the

Circulation serve, including the fast-growing offshore U.S. market could see 60GW of offshore

Kathleen Hickey k.hickey@marinelink.com 212-477-6700 ext 6320 wind sector. There are many things that wind capacity installed by 2035; optimism stand out in our interview, starting with the driven by a pair of Outer Continental Shelf

Sales

Vice President, Sales fact that he freely and easily discussed the (OCS) projects representing about 940MW

Terry Breese breese@marinelink.com; +1 561-732-1185 dif? culties encountered on a pair of offshore capacity now reaching the ? nal investment

Advertising Sales Managers wind projects that directly led to a loss for decision. Phil’s story starts on page 28. The

National Sales Manager

Lucia Annunziata the company in 2021. But in true Dutch en- latter story from Elaine takes us inside the annunziata@marinelink.com; +1 212-477-6700 ext 6240 gineering spirit, an engineered solution was Siemens Gamesa blade manufacturing facil-

John Cagni found, and Van Oord is extremely bullish on ity in Hull, UK. As has been well-recorded, cagni@marinelink.com; +1 631-472-2715 the offshore wind sector moving forward, the size of offshore wind turbines is grow-

Frank Covella not that it doesn’t come with a number of ing exponentially, and with that comes a covella@marinelink.com; +1 561-732-1659 challenges to face and hurdles to leap. He commensurate logistics dif? culty in moving

Mike Kozlowski kozlowski@marinelink.com; +1 561-733-2477 took the decision to order a mammoth new these bits and piece from manufacture hall

Gary Lewis

Wind Turbine Installation Vessels (WTIV), to port to ship to installation. As Elaine lewis@marinelink.com; +1 516-441-7258 the world’s largest, capable of installing reports, when the Hull facility opened it was

International Sales

Scandinavia & Germany 25MW turbines. When he said that this ship producing 75-m long blades, while today

Roland Persson is designed for the “next, next generation” it is eying blades up to 115m long. Her full

Orn Marketing AB, Box 184 , S-271 24

Ystad, Sweden of offshore wind, he wasn’t kidding, as report starts on page 30.

roland@orn.nu; +46 411-184 00 current projections have turbines that size

Germany, Austria & Switzerland

Tony Stein coming into the market around 2035. The tony.r.stein@btinternet.com +44 1892 512777 new ship will be dual fuel, designed to run

United Kingdom, France, Italy & Spain on methanol when it enters the ? eet in 2024.

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