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Home›Wind Farms›Two Dalby’s Vessels Head Out to Greater Gabbard OWF
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June 20, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Two Dalby’s Vessels Head Out to Greater Gabbard OWF

Dalby Offshore Wind Farm Support Vessels ‘Dalby Wharfe’ and ‘Dalby Humber’ are to carry out maintenance work for Siemens on the Greater Gabbard Offshore Wind Farm. The contract which started mid June will see the vessels carrying all the construction materials to the wind farm taking advantage of th

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Dalby Offshore Wind Farm Support Vessels ‘Dalby Wharfe’ and ‘Dalby Humber’ are to carry out maintenance work for Siemens on the Greater Gabbard Offshore Wind Farm.

The contract which started mid June will see the vessels carrying all the construction materials to the wind farm taking advantage of the Dalby Wharfe’s new front loading feature.

The work is to last approximately 2 months.

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