DEME has officially taken delivery of its second wind turbine installation vessel, the Norse Energithe Norse Energi, a key addition to the advancement of large-scale offshore wind energy. This new sister unit of the Norse Wind was delivered by the CIMC Raffles shipyard and is designed to meet the technical challenges of the most ambitious wind farms on the European continent.
Operating power at the service of new generation turbines
The Norse Energi, developed with GustoMSC technology, has been built to handle state-of-the-art wind turbines, with rotors exceeding 300 meters in diameter, and XXL monopiles monopiles of up to 3,000 tons.
It is prepared to operate at depths of up to 70 meters, which positions it as a key piece for the development of offshore wind farms. offshore wind farms in complex conditions.
Carrying capacity and sustainable design of the Norse Energi
The vessel is equipped with lifting and loading technologies and cargo technologies. Its design incorporates sustainability and environmental efficiency criteria, aligned with the maritime industry’s decarbonization objectives. The Norse Energi now sports DEME’s corporate colors, consolidating its integration into the specialized fleet.
Both Norse Energi and Norse Wind are already contracted to participate in the construction of some of the world’s largest offshore wind farms. Both enter service in the first half of 2026, with operations planned in various regions of Europe. This expansion of capabilities reinforces DEME’s position as a benchmark in the offshore wind sector.
Strategic positioning of DEME
With the acceptance of the Norse Energi, DEME advances its strategy of offering comprehensive solutions for the energy transition. The Belgian company consolidates its leadership through a fleet capable of meeting the technical and environmental requirements of the offshore market.
Source and photo: DEME