Wind Farm Service Vessels

Crew transfer vessels for offshore wind farms; Blount built the first U.S.-flagged CTV, for the Block Island Wind Farm.

Description

Blount Boats builds and maintains crew transfer vessels (CTVs) for the offshore wind industry from its yard on Narragansett Bay in Warren, Rhode Island. The yard built the first U.S.-flagged crew transfer vessel, for Atlantic Wind Transfers, to service the 30 megawatt Block Island Wind Farm, and states it can build and maintain all designs of CTVs.

Key features

Builder of the first U.S.-flagged CTV (Atlantic Pioneer, for Atlantic Wind Transfers)
Designs shown include the 21 Meter South Boats, 24 Meter Chartwell Marine and 30 Meter G-Class CTV
Construction and ongoing maintenance at the same yard

Applications

Crew and technician transfer to offshore wind farms on the U.S. East Coast

Specifications

Designs shown	21 m South Boats, 24 m Chartwell Marine, 30 m G-Class CTV

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