Edda Wind SOV reflagged to France
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Norwegian offshore vessel operator Edda Wind has confirmed the official reflagging of the service operation vessel (SOV) Goelo Enabler<\/a><\/em> from the Norwegian registry to the French flag.<\/p>\n Edda Wind said the SOV has now become the first service vessel sailing under the French flag to operate on a French offshore wind farm, specifically the Saint-Brieuc wind farm, located about 16 kilometres off the coast of Brittany.<\/p>\n Goelo Enabler<\/em> now sails with French officers and cadets on board, and its homeport has been changed to Saint-Malo.<\/p>\n Designed by Norwegian naval architecture firm Salt Ship Design and built by Spain’s Balenciaga Shipyard, Goelo Enabler<\/em> is prepared for zero-emission operations with hydrogen as an energy carrier in a liquid organic hydrogen carrier concept. This concept has been adopted by Edda Wind as it meets the company’s strict criteria for safe operation, logistical solutions, and endurance.<\/p>\n The SOV has been operating at the Saint-Brieuc wind farm in support of the activities of Siemens Gamesa since her delivery in late 2024.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n \t
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\n Gareth Havelock
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