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Home›Vessels›Irish Vessel Operator Orders Second Incat Crowther CTV
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March 24, 2021 · about 5 years ago

Irish Vessel Operator Orders Second Incat Crowther CTV

Farra Marine has ordered a second Incat Crowther crew transfer vessel (CTV) from Penguin Shipyard. The Irish vessel operator ordered its first vessel from the Windflex-27 series last year, with the CTV already nearing completion and set to become the first catamaran wind farm service vessel operatin

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Incat Crowther Windflex 27 vessel at sea, pictured from the stern
Windflex-27 CTV; Image: Incat Crowther

Farra Marine has ordered a second Incat Crowther crew transfer vessel (CTV) from Penguin Shipyard.

The Irish vessel operator ordered its first vessel from the Windflex-27 series last year, with the CTV already nearing completion and set to become the first catamaran wind farm service vessel operating under the Irish flag.

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The second vessel is scheduled for delivery in the first quarter of 2022.

The designer Incat Crowther said that Farra Marine’s Windflex-27 CTVs shared the same propulsion as Valkyrie and Wotan , recently acquired by Opus Marine and chartered by Ørsted for work in Taiwan . However, the Irish operator’s vessels have been extensively customised to meet the company’s unique requirements.

According to Incat Crowther, the 27-metre vessels offer excellent speed, deadweight, and seakeeping, making them capable of many roles in the offshore wind industry.

The 24-pax catamarans have a deadweight of above 50 tonnes, feature two working decks, and have an operating speed in excess of 29 knots.

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