Launch of the yno 310, Windea Leibniz. (photo: Oclin)

Launch of the next SOV for BS Offshore

The yno 310, designed and built by ULSTEIN, was recently launched. The 'Windea TBN' is currently under construction for BS Offshore, and will commence work for Siemens on two of the Vattenfall offshore wind farms offshore Germany, starting in 2017. Watch video from launch here.
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18 October 2016
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  • The Windea Leibniz when preparing for sea trial. The vessel is currently working for Siemens. (photo: Oclin)
  • The 'Windea TBN' being moored at Ulstein Verft (photo: Oclin)
  • The next ULSTEIN designed SOV for BS Offshore. (Photo: Oclin)

The 'Windea TBN' was launched from the Ulstein Verft dock hall on 15 October, finally getting out in her right element.

The final construction work is now being performed prior to her leaving for sea trials in a few weeks.

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