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CWind
CWind delivers a range of balance of plant services, CTVs & accredited training courses to the offshore wind industry.
About CWind
CWind is part of the Global Marine Group, delivering vessels, training and inspections, maintenance and repair services, to the offshore renewables market. With experience at over 50 UK and European offshore wind farms, supporting over 12GW power generated by the offshore wind sector. Utilising Global Marine Group assets, engineering capability and qualified project managers, CWind delivers projects to a high standard. Applying experience gained from working across multiple sectors, including renewables, telecommunications and oil & gas, CWind provides innovative solutions to industry challenges, helping clients to strengthen and maintain their wind projects. CWind has access to trained technicians, a fuel-efficient fleet of crew transfer vessels and a global support network, delivering rapid response times. Additionally, the company has its own in-house training facility, CWind Training, providing a comprehensive range of GWO accredited courses. Working collaboratively with ORE Catapult, CWind is committed to delivering innovative solutions to address client and industry challenges. CWind is also dedicated to new product development including subsea survey solutions, through an invested partnership with Rovco. CWind’s joint venture with International Ocean Group (IOG), CWind Taiwan, provides offshore wind farm construction and O&M support services, and training to the Taiwanese offshore wind industry.
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Presence & Recognition
CWind is heading to Denmark for another busy programme including Workboat Code Edition 3 coding, eCMID inspections, pre-purchase surveys, and LOLER inspections.
Reported by Stuart Richardson
Presence & Recognition
CWind completed eCMID inspections, LOLER inspections, and Workboat Code Edition 3 gap analyses in Poland.
Reported by Stuart Richardson
Presence & Recognition
CWind attended OEG Vulcan in Łeba and OEG Victor in Władysławowo this weekend.
Reported by Stuart Richardson