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Cochin Shipyard Ltd on Friday laid the keel of the state-of-the-art Commissioning Service Operation Vessel (CSOV) -- Pelagic Walu.
The vessel is the first of two vessels being constructed for the Cyprus based Pelagic Wind Services Ltd. The keel for the vessel was laid by Andre Groenweld, CEO of Pelagic Wind Services.
The hybrid-electric vessel is also fitted with a large 2800 kWh Li ion battery pack for enhanced operational efficiency and emission reduction. The vessel is prepared for methanol fuel operation in the future. These enhancements establish the vessel as a pivotal asset in advancing the renewable energy sector, highlighting its vital role in supporting the achievement of global sustainable energy objectives.
The vessel, with a length of 93 meters and a breadth of 19.5 meters, is constructed based on the Kongsberg UT 5520 MH design, which has been optimised to enhance safety, operability, and sea-keeping performance, while also reducing fuel consumption. The vessel is to accommodate total 120 personnel including the wind farm technicians with DNV comfort class notations.
Published on December 13, 2024
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