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NOV to Design, Equip Havfram Wind Installation Jack-up Vessel

Maritime Activity Reports, Inc.

December 21, 2022

  • Image courtesy GustoMSC
  • Image courtesy GustoMSC
  • Image courtesy GustoMSC Image courtesy GustoMSC
  • Image courtesy GustoMSC Image courtesy GustoMSC

NOV has signed contracts with CIMC Raffles to supply a GustoMSC NG-20000X self-propelled wind turbine installation jack-up vessel design for Havfram, an offshore wind services company based in Norway. The NG-20000X-HF vessel will be among the largest wind installation jack-ups in the industry. It features a 3,250-ton heavy lift crane and can install foundations up to 3,000 tons and wind turbines with tip heights over 300 m in water depths up to 70 m. Havfram’s first self-propelled jack-up vessel will be equipped with the NOV variable speed drive rack and pinion jacking system, including a regenerative power system technology that feeds the generated power back into the vessel’s system.


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