| The Sea Energy (IMO: 8902046, Port of Registry: Nekso, Denmark) is a self-propelled crane vessel equipped with 4 jack-up legs of 32 meters enabling her to carry out offshore crane operations with great precision and control. The vessel is 91.76 meters long and 21.6 meters wide. She has a maximum deck load of 1.5 to 2 tons per square meter and 1020 sq.m. of free deck space and is able to operate in water depths up to 24 meter. The vessel can also providhttp://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gife a turbine feeder service with offshore transfer of components made possiblhttp://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gife by the ability to jack-up and create a stable offshore platform alongside an offshore construction barge. She is capable of carrying between two and three turbines in the 2.3 MW to 3 MW range. (Source: A2Sea) |  Source: Shipspotting.com Copyright: Moolen |
Monday, April 04, 2011
SEA ENERGY
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