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DeepOcean 1 UK Ltd, a division of DeepOcean Group Holding BV, has officially been awarded a significant contract for the installation of inter-array cables at the Blight Bank Phase II offshore wind farm located in Belgian waters. This ambitious project is being undertaken by Nobelwind NV and will feature 50 wind turbines, each generating 3.3MW of power, resulting in a total estimated capacity of 165MW for the wind farm. The wind turbine generators (WTGs) will be interconnected using 33kV inter-array cables that will seamlessly connect to the Nobelwind Offshore High Voltage Substation (OHVS). Furthermore, an export cable will link the Nobelwind OHVS to the existing 220kV Northwind OHVS, enhancing the region's renewable energy infrastructure. DeepOcean will leverage its fleet for this project, including the DP2 Support Vessel Deep Helder, which is designated to support cable laying operations, including preparations for crossings, surveys, and foundation work essential for cable pull-ins. Additionally, the trenching support vessel Volantis, equipped with the world's most powerful free-flying jet trencher, UT-1, will handle all trenching activities necessary for the installation. This project marks another significant milestone in Belgium's commitment to expanding its offshore wind capabilities, contributing to the country's renewable energy goals.

On June 20th, Seamar officially launched its latest Offshore Support Vessel, the DEEP HELDER, at a ceremonial christening held at the Cruise Quay in IJmuiden. The DEEP HELDER is set to join the fleet of DeepOcean B.V., a prominent subsidiary of DeepOcean Group Holding. This state-of-the-art vessel will primarily engage in survey, Inspection, Maintenance, and Repair (IMR), as well as trenching operations within the renewable oil and gas sectors. Equipped with an advanced offshore crane, comprehensive Survey and ROV systems, the 65-meter long vessel boasts a DP2 class designation, ensuring high operational standards. Notably designed with low fuel consumption in mind, the DEEP HELDER also features a clean ship certification, adhering to the green passport guidelines and SPS2008 regulations, while providing a high comfort class notation (Comf1). The vessel has the capacity to accommodate up to 52 crew members, emphasizing its commitment to operational excellence and crew welfare.