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NEW VESSEL


WORKING TOGETHER Johan Rokstad, Østensjø Rederi AS, Chief Executive Officer, said, “We have worked closely with Rolls-Royce to develop a design we believe will be well suited to servicing the specific operational demands of supporting offshore windfarms. We look forward to continuing this good co-operation in carrying the project through to completion.”


The ship is designed with a high focus on seakeeping capabilities, excellent station keeping performance, improved comfort and safety on board and reduced fuel consumption. The UT 540 WP was developed in close co-operation with the customer and benefits from over 40 years of UT ship design experience across 800 vessels.


POWER SYSTEMS As well as designing the vessel, Rolls- Royce will supply the diesel electric main machinery, consisting of frequency controlled electric driven azimuth thrusters, super silent mounted transverse thrusters, DP2 dynamic positioning system, power electrical system, deck machinery and the latest generation Acon automation and control system.


Helge Gjerde, Rolls-Royce, President Commercial - Marine, said: “We are delighted that Østensjø Rederi and DONG Energy have chosen the new Rolls- Royce UT 540 WP design against intense competition. As more windfarms are built further from shore and in more demanding conditions we see opportunities to use our extensive offshore experience to diversify into an exciting new market.”


This vessel will be built at Astilleros Gondan in Spain.


Rolls-Royce Holdings plc Østensjø Rederi


www.windenergynetwork.co.uk


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