Norwegian offshore support company Norwind Offshore has taken delivery of a new commissioning service operation vessel (CSOV) built by Vard.
Norwind Maestro is a sister of Norwind Hurricane and Norwind Helm, which were delivered by Vard in 2024. The CSOV is tailor-made for worldwide services, support, and maintenance operations at offshore wind farms.
The vessel's design was developed by Vard Design of Alesund to be capable of a broad range of offshore windfarm support operations, focusing on onboard logistics, security, comfort, and enhanced operability.
The vessel will be equipped to provide services during construction, operation, and maintenance of offshore wind farms.
The CSOV was constructed at Vard Shipyards Romania, while final outfitting, commissioning, and completion were carried out at Vard Søviknes in Norway.
The CSOV has an LOA of 85 metres, a beam of 19.5 metres, a draught of 5.5 metres, and a depth of 7.3 metres. Upon completion, it will boast a height-adjustable boat landing system and accommodation for up to 87 personnel.
The vessel is also prepared to accommodate battery packs, allowing modification for hybrid operations.