Windea TBN yno 315 having been floated out

Offshore wind vessel positioned quayside

The Yard number 315 newbuild at Ulstein Verft, the Windea TBN for Bernhard Schulte, has been floated out from the outer dock and has now been positioned quayside. The vessel is now getting prepared for her first sea trial in early March.
Published
11 February 2020
Share
  • The two ongoing projects, Yno 315 and yno 312 side by side at Ulstein Verft, photo taken at float-out Yno 315 on Friday 7 February 2020. Photo: Uavpic.com

Les på norsk

Prior to the sea trial various tests will be carried out, including start-up of the propulsion system, testing of the tower and crane.The X-BOW® and X-STERN® offshore wind vessel will be working as a Service Operation Vessel for GE Renewable Energy on the Merkur Offshore Wind Farm off the coast of Germany.

Follow the progress of this hybrid vessel from design to delivery.

Windea TBN quayside at Ulstein Verft.

Latest news

3 D image of the new trenching support vessel Jan De Nul ordered 2 2
Press Release

Jan De Nul contracts Ulstein Design & Solutions AS trenching vessel design

Ulsteinvik, Norway, 10 March 2026  – Jan De Nul has selected a customised vessel design from Ulstein Design & Solutions AS for its latest addition to its offshore fleet. The realisation of the trenching vessel marks a milestone in the collaboration between two leading maritime innovators. The vessel is scheduled for delivery in 2028. The basic design is based on a robust and globally proven subsea vessel design.

010 Yggdrasil Feltillustrasjon Fra Hugin B Sc 01 1920x MO 2
Feature

Yggdrasil defining the future of oil and gas

As offshore oil and gas developments become more complex, operators are rethinking how fields are designed, operated, and supported. For Aker BP, this shift is clearly visible in the Yggdrasil development, the largest ongoing project on the Norwegian Continental Shelf.

Energy