The Sea Installer is designed to transport, lift and install wind turbines and their foundations. It measures 132.34 meters in LOA, 39 meters in breadth and 9 meters in depth.

The Sea Installer is a Danish ship with legs that can anchor to the ocean floor and a massive crane that's used to install offshore wind turbines. The vessel is so specialized, there are few like ...

Right. Instead, they’ll use a Danish vessel — aptly named Sea Installer. Rather than carry the turbines itself, as these vessels do in Europe, it will have to stay at the wind farm while American ...

The Sea Installer, a 21,100-ton “offshore installation vessel” scheduled to build offshore wind turbines southeast of Nantucket in the coming weeks, is in Salem as part of a inspection-focused ...

The Sea Installer, which measures more than 430 feet in length and 150 feet in width, will do the installations.It's a heavy lift, jack up crane vessel that lifts itself out of the water on legs ...

The towers of the Vineyard Wind project were on the horizon. Even the Danish ship Sea Installer at 433 feet long was visible. Vineyard Wind’s site is about 15 miles due south of the island.

The Sea Installer, which measures more than 430 feet in length and 150 feet in width, will do the installations.It's a heavy lift, jack up crane vessel that lifts itself out of the water on legs ...

This August, while standing on the bridge of the Sea Installer during the wind vessel’s maiden visit to the Salem Wind Terminal site, a senior member of the Carpenters Union ...

The Danish ship Sea Installer at the top of photo carries all the components for another wind turbine as it sits beside a monopile foundation for a turbine ready to install another one twelve ...