What are the working conditions on Windea-Leibniz?

Based on crew reviews, Windea-Leibniz has an average rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars from 2 reviews.

What type of vessel is Windea-Leibniz?

Windea-Leibniz is a Work Repair Vessel vessel registered in Portugal.

When was Windea-Leibniz built?

Windea-Leibniz was built in unknown year.

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Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Windea-Leibniz

Name: Windea-Leibniz
Brand: Portugal
Rating: 3.5 (2 reviews)

IMO: 9769037

Work Repair Vessel, Portugal

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Windea-Leibniz - Work Repair Vessel vessel registered in Portugal

Vessel Details

MMSI

255915569

Callsign

CQ2027

Width

18.0 m

Length

88.0 m

Reviews (2)

NINA

2025-07-10

United Kingdom

Position: Catering Assistant

Advantages:

Having gained extensive experience aboard multiple vessels within the Windea fleet, I have successfully advanced my career from service technician to Site Manager/OIM. This specific unit stands out due to its remarkable operational history in comparison to others in the fleet.

Disadvantages:

Bruce

2024-06-07

Position: Second Engineer

Advantages:

Looking for information about this vessel. Has anyone worked on this vessel? What was it like?

Disadvantages:

No personal experience yet, just gathering info.

Latest News (1)

Windea Leibniz: New Wind Farm Service Vessel Joins Fleet of Bernhard Schulte Offshore and ICBC Leasing

Mar 06, 2017 13:43

On February 28, 2023, the innovative wind farm service vessel, Windea Leibniz, was officially delivered from Ulstein Verft to Bernhard Schulte Offshore and ICBC Leasing. The naming ceremony took place in Ulsteinvik, Norway, where the vessel was christened by its lady sponsor, Dai Ling. This marks the second vessel in the collaborative fleet of the Hamburg-based Bernhard Schulte Offshore and Beijing's ICBC Leasing. Named after the renowned 17th-century German polymath, Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz, who advocated for the use of wind energy to drive pumps, the Windea Leibniz reflects a commitment to sustainable energy solutions. Designed by Ulstein Design & Solutions AS, this state-of-the-art vessel is set to commence operations at the Sandbank wind farm in the German Bight. Starting in April, it will play a vital role in supporting Siemens Wind Power Service in harnessing renewable energy from 72 wind turbines at the site.