Our technology enables charging of CTVs, SOVs and other vessels with battery storage, direct from offshore wind turbines and/or offshore substations to deliver reduced emissions and facilitate net zero Operations and Maintenance (O&M) activities.

During the O&M phase of an offshore wind farm’s lifecycle (typically 25 years), wind farm operators rely on extensive marine logistics between shore and the wind farm. Most of these vessels are powered by Marine Gas Oil (MGO) and, in UK waters alone, they are currently responsible for an estimated 285,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions per annum.

Reducing and ultimately removing the use of fossil fuels in offshore activities is now a global priority, however the shift to electric and meaningful hybrid power for most vessels is hampered by a lack of available infrastructure for recharging other than when moored in port.

Clean Offshore technology provides this essential infrastructure on wind farms at any distance from shore by charging directly from turbines and other suitable offshore power generation structures.