Ampelmann has signed its first offshore contract in China. The Dutch offshore access provider will provide the A-type motion compensated access system, one of its flagship systems, to Guangdong Safety New Energy. The system will be deployed on a Service...
Dutch offshore access provider Ampelmann has signed 13 contracts in European offshore wind in the first half of 2021. Among the contracts for delivery of their offshore access systems is one in France, a new market for Ampelmann. With these...
Dutch offshore access provider Ampelmann, announced the launch of an electric version of its signature A-type system last week. The access system is now fully operational after undergoing extensive offshore trials on the Horizon Star vessel in Eneco’s Princess Amalia...
Offshore access systems have become increasingly more important to transfer people safely from vessels onto wind turbines. The Dutch have been pioneering in this area and continue to innovate to date. The EAGLE-ACCESS system is a good example of this...
IJmuiden based Z-Bridge Offshore Access Solutions has been selected to provide its new motion compensated ‘Bring-to-Work’ system for deployment on crew transfer vessels (CTVs) that will support Ørsted’s Hornsea Two Offshore Wind Farm construction. Ørsted announced yesterday that is set...
On 13 August 2020, Dutch offshore access provider Z-Bridge reported that its new Bring-to-work (B2W) access system was undergoing the last part of the certification tests. The system will next have to undergo sea trials. The B2W system was undergoing...
In the course of a month, Ampelmann won five new contracts from Norway for its offshore access systems with motion compensation. The ordered systems will be used on offshore wind projects in the North Sea. Orders have been placed at...
EAGLE-ACCESS BV announced today it is ready to build a prototype of their EAGLE-ACCESS, a new system for the offshore transfer of personnel and cargo. The company, established by Willem Prins and Marco Klitsie in 2016, developed the access system...
