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EDITOR’S NOTE Dear reader, Welcome to the 7th edition of the Offshore WIND International Business Guide. This printed edition, is intended, along with the online edition, to display the offshore wind supply chain companies with all their expertise. This industry thrives on innovation. In the past six editions we have published many profiles of companies’ innovative services, equipment and ideas in the guide. What was innovative then, is seen today as being tried and tested, exactly what is needed for wind farm installation and maintenance. Please take time to look carefully through this edition for the profile of something that could help you and your company reduce costs, increase efficiency or improve performance. As a guide, both in print an online, we have been innovating ourselves. With more insights into the worldwide supply chain and a wider selection of companies and organisations: the 2018 version of the online Offshore WIND International Business Guide promises to take the reference guide to the next level. The new setup is mostly thanks to a new cooperation of the Offshore WIND team with TKI Wind op Zee, a Dutch organisation connecting the sector with knowledge centres and stimulating innovation. The online supply chain tool shows the structure of the supply chain of the Netherlands, but also includes a world map with locations of wind parks and organisations, more diversification in the different supply chain levels and the addition of knowledge centers and organisations. Also, the news coverage

on OffshoreWIND.biz is now linked with the relevant wind farms. Every company with a profile in the guide is to be found online On OffshoreWIND.biz video clips, photograph galleries and updated information about the companies can also be found and you will see regular news items on the site generated to follow news of the guide’s profiled companies. This printed Offshore WIND International Business Guide is only one part of an inter-connected, multi media base, each part with different properties designed to offer the readers with a wide range of relevant information. The Offshore WIND team takes pride in the fact that this guide has played some part in the promotion of the innovation. As you are reading this you have probably picked the copy up at one of the many events around Europe, or even further afield, where they are distributed from the media area, or from Offshore WIND’s own stand. We have made sure that they will be available to pick up at as many events, where the offshore wind community meets, as possible.

Rebecca van den Berge-McFedries Editor-in-chief Offshore WIND

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Not yet operational: planned / under construction Walney Extension, United Kingdom, 2017 Walney Installation Extension, foundations United Kingdom, by Svanen 2017 Installation foundations by Svanen With proven experience and an impressive 15-year track record,With proven Princesexperience Amalia, The andNetherlands, an impressive2006-2007 15-year track record, Princes Amalia, The Netherlands, 2006-2007 Transport and installation foundations of the 660farm MW Transport Sheringham and installation Shoal, United of 87 foundations Kingdom, 2010 of the 660 MW Sheringham Shoal, United Kingdom, 2010 Van Oord is leading the way in the energy transition towards Van Oord EPCisforleading the Balance the way of in Plant the of energy the 120 transition MW offshore towardswind farm EPC for the Balance of Plant of of the87120 MW offshore wind Operational offshore wind farm offshore Walney wind 2, farm United Kingdom, 2011 Walney 2, United Kingdom, 2011 renewable energy by constructing offshore wind projects. renewable energy by constructing offshore wind projects. 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Offshore wind farms by country Offshore wind farms by country Installed and current developments

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Turbines

Belgium Germany 1 Adlergrund 500 1 165 Belwind 55 2 Alstom Adlergrund Gap 2 6 Belwind Haliade Demonstrator 1 3 Albatros 3 246 Mermaid 4 Alpha Ventus 4 165 Nobelwind 50 5 Amrumbank West 369.6 5 Norther 44 6 Arcadis Ost 1 6 224 Northwester 2 7 Arkona Becken Südost 7 224 Northwind 8 Atlantis I 8 216 Rentel 72 9 Baltic 1 9 309 Seastar 42 10 Bank Balticphase 2 10 30 Thornton I 6 11 Bank Balticphase EagleII 184.5 11 Thornton 30 12 Bank Bard phase Offshore 110.7 12 Thornton III 1 18 13 Beta Baltic Borkum Riffgrund I Denmark 14 15 Borkum Riffgrund II 399.6 1 Anholt 111 16 Holme Borkum Riffgrund West 210.8 Avedøre 3 17 Borkum Riffgrund West 2 3 7.6 Frederikshavn 4 18 RevBreitling 4 160 Horns 1 80 19 RevButendiek 209.3 5 Horns 2 91 20 RevDanTysk 406.7 6 Horns 3 49 21 Flak Delta Nordsee 1 7 600 Kriegers 22 Delta Nordsee 2 8 40 Middelgrunden 20 23 Bredning Deutsche Bucht 9 28 Nissum Vind 4 24 (Rodsand ENOVA1) Offshore Project Ems Emden 165.6 10 Nysted 72 25 2 (Rodsand Gennaker2) 11207 Nysted 90 26 Global Tech I 12 17.2 Rønland 8 27 Global Tech II 13 23 Samsø 10 28 Godewind I and 2 14 21 Sprogø 7 15 5 Tunø29KnobGodewind 03 10 30 Godewind 16350 Vesterhav Nord/Syd 04 31 He Dreiht Hohe See France 32 33 Kaikas 1 450 Calvados 34 Kaskasi 2 2 500 Dunkerque 35 Meerwind Ost/Sud 3 498 Fécamp 36 Merkur Offshore 4 496 Noirmoutier 37 Nordergründe 5 496 Saint-Brieuc Nordlicher Grund 6 480 Saint38Nazaire 39 Nordsee One 7 496 Tréport 40 Nordsee Three

Turbines Capacity (MW)

Total Capacity capacity Total capacity (MW)(MW) (MW)

203 316 16 12 3.3 80 8.4 58 60 3 21 7.4 80 5.0 6.2 80 6.2

3.6165 5 6 7246 5165 3.6 369.6 6224 6224 216 2.3309 3.6 30 184.5 5 110.7

78 56 3.6 3.6 2.3 12 80 2.3 80 8.3

4 8 399.6 10.8 7.6 2.5160 3.6 209.3 3.6 406.7 600 40 8 28 4.5 165.6 207 517.2 23 6 21 5 350

2 317 1 2.3

2.3 80 2.3 2.3 973 0.5 71 34 80 66 18 54

7 450 8500 3.6498 6496 6.2496 480 6.2496

Turbines

Turbines Capacity

(MW) Germany 41 Nordsee Two 1 72 Adlergrund 500 20 3.6 42 Nordsee 485 2 155 Adlergrund Gap Ost 31 43 Ostseeschatz 3 112 Albatros 16 7 44Ventus OWP West 4 60 Alpha 12 5 45 Riffgat 30 5 302 Amrumbank West 80 3.6 46 OstSandbank 726 6 348 Arcadis 1 58 47 Becken Sandbank Plus 7 385 Arkona Südost 60 6 48 I Trianel Windpark Borkum - phase 1 40 8 613 Atlantis 491 Trianel Windpark Borkum - phase 221 32 948.3 Baltic 2.3 502 Veja Mate 67 10288 Baltic 80 3.6 51Eagle Windanker 11500 Baltic Wikinger 705 12400 Bard52Offshore 1 80 13150 Beta53BalticWikinger Nord 54 Riffgrund WikingerI Sud 14312 Borkum 78 4 15450 Borkum Riffgrund II 56 8 Ireland 16270 Borkum Riffgrund West 1 Riffgrund Arklow Bank 1 7 17240 Borkum West Phase 2 2 Arklow Bank Phase 2 182.5 Breitling 1 2.5 3 Codling Wind Park 19288 Butendiek 80 3.6 4 Codling Wind Park Extension 20288 DanTysk 80 3.6 Dublin 21210 Delta5 Nordsee 1 Array Oriel2Wind Farm 22160 Delta6 Nordsee 7 Skerd Rocks 23252 Deutsche Bucht 31 8 244.5 ENOVA Offshore Project Ems Emden 1 4.5 Netherlands 25865 Gennaker 1 Tech Borssele I and II 945 26400 Global I 80 2 Tech Borssele III and IV 27486 Global II 3 Borssele 28582 Godewind I and 2 Site V -Leeghwater - Innovation 97 Plot 6 4 Egmond aan Zee 36 29110 Godewind 03 5 Gemini 150 30336 Godewind 04 6 Hollandse Kust Zuid Holland I and II 31900 He Dreiht 7 See Hollandse Kust Zuid Holland III and71 IV 32497 Hohe 7 8 Hollandse Kust Noord Holland I and II 33581 Kaikas 9 2 Irene Vorrink 288 34272 Kaskasi 34 10 Luchterduinen 43 35288 Meerwind Ost/Sud 80 3.6 11 Offshore Prinses Amalia 606 36396 Merkur 66 12 Westermeerwind 48 110.7 37 Nordergründe 18 6.2 13 Meteo 38384 Nordlicher Grund Mast IJmuiden 14 One Windpark Fryslân 332.1 39 Nordsee 54 6.2 40400 Nordsee Three

Installed and current developments

Capacity Total capacity Total capacity (MW)(MW) (MW)

72 6.2155 112 60 3.6302 4348 385 5613 6.248.3 6288 500 5400 150 312 450 270 3.6240 2.5 288 288 210 160 252 4.5 865 8400 486 582 3110 4336 900 497 581 0.6272 3288 2396 3 110.7 384 332.1 400

Turbines

Norway Nordsee Two 1 Hywind - Metcentre Nordsee Ost 48 Ostseeschatz Poland OWP West 1 Baltic II Riffgat 30 2 Baltic Power Sandbank 72 3 Baltica Sandbank Plus 1 4 Windpark Baltica Borkum 2 Trianel - phase 1 40 5 Windpark Baltica Borkum 3 Trianel - phase 2 32 Veja6Mate C-Wind 67 7 MFW Bałtyk Północny Windanker 8 MFW Bałtyk Środkowy II Wikinger 70 9 MFW Bałtyk Środkowy III Wikinger Nord Wikinger Sud Sweden Blekinge Offshore AB Ireland 1 2 Bank Bockstigen 125.2 Arklow Phase 1 7 3 Bank Finngrunden 494.8 2 Arklow Phase 2 (*) 4 Wind Kårehamn 1,000 3 Codling Park 5 Wind Kattegatt Offshore 1,000 4 Codling Park Extension 6 Array Kriegers Flak II 5 520 Dublin 6 330 Oriel7 WindLillgrund Farm 8 Rocks SeaTwirl S1 7 100 Skerd 9 Södra Midsjöbanken 10 Stenkalles grund Netherlands 11 I Stora 1 752 Borssele and II Middelgrund 94 12 IIIStorgrundet (*) 2 700 Borssele and IV 13 Site Taggen Vindpark - Innovation Plot 3 20 Borssele V -Leeghwater 14 aan Trolleboda 4 108 Egmond Zee 36 15 Utgrunden I 5 600 Gemini 150 16 Utgrunden II 6 700 Hollandse Kust Zuid Holland I and II 17 Vindpark 7 700 Hollandse Kust ZuidVänern Holland III and IV 8 700 Hollandse Kust Noord Holland I and II 916.8 IreneUnited VorrinkKingdom 28 1 Barrow 10129 Luchterduinen 43 2 Amalia Beatrice 11120 Prinses 60 3 Burbo Bank 12144 Westermeerwind 48 4 Mast Burbo Bank Extension 13 Meteo IJmuiden 5 Dogger Bank - Creyke Beck A, B 14360 Windpark Fryslân 6 Dogger Bank - Teesside A, B

41384 295.2 42 43252 44240 45108 46288 47240 48200 49203 50402 51252 52350 53 40 54 85

Turbines Capacity (MW)

1 6.2 3.6 4 5 6.2 6 5

5 3.6 16 48 1 8 3 74 10 0.6 303 842 253 32

Total Capacity capacity Total capacity (MW)(MW) (MW)

384 2.3 295.2 252 240 108 288 240 200 203 402 252 350 40 85 0.625.2 494.8 3 1,000 1,000 520 2.3330 100 752 700 20 108 1.5600 700 3700 700 16.8 3129 7120 3.6144 8 360

Turbines

Turbines Capacity (MW)

Dudgeon 67 Norway 7 8 - Metcentre East Anglia One 102 1 2.3 Hywind 1 2.3 9 European Offshore Wind Depl. C. - EOWDC 11 Galloper 56 Poland 10 11II Greater Gabbard 140 1 350 Baltic 12Power Gunfleet Sands 48 1,200 2 Baltic 13 1 Gunfleet Sands 3 - Demonstration Project 2 1,202 3 Baltica 14 2 Gwynt y Môr 160 1,202 4 Baltica 15 3 Hornsea Project One 174 1,045 5 Baltica 16 Hornsea Project Two 6 200 C-Wind 17Bałtyk Humber Gateway 73 1,140 7 MFW Północny 18Bałtyk Hywind Scotland 5 8 600 MFW Środkowy II Pilot Park 19Bałtyk Inch Cape III 9 600 MFW Środkowy 20 Inner Dowsing 27 Isle of Man Sweden 21 22 Offshore Kentish AB Flats 30 2,500 1 Blekinge 15 23 Kentish Flats Extension 22.75 Bockstigen 5 0.6 24 Lincs 75 1,500 3 Finngrunden (*) 25 London Array 1753 4 48 Kårehamn 16 26 Offshore Lynn 27 5 282 Kattegatt 27 Flak Moray 100 6 640 Kriegers II East 28 Moray West 110.4 7 Lillgrund 48 2.3 29 S1 Neart na Gaoithe 8 SeaTwirl 1 30 Midsjöbanken North Hoyle 30 2,100 9 Södra 31 Ormonde 30 10100 Stenkalles grund 32Middelgrund Race Bank 91 11864 Stora 33 Rampion 116 12420 Storgrundet (*) 34 Vindpark Rhyl Flats 25 13300 Taggen 35 Robin Rigg 58 14150 Trolleboda 36 Scroby Sands 30 15 10.5 Utgrunden I 7 1.5 37 Seagreen Alpha, Bravo 16 86.4 Utgrunden II 38 Vänern Sheringham Shoal 883 17 30 Vindpark 10 39 Teesside 27 40 Thanet 100 United Kingdom 41 Triton Knoll 903 1 90 Barrow 30 42 Walney 1 517 2 588 Beatrice 84 43 Bank Walney 2 51 3 90 Burbo 25 3.6 44 Bank Walney Extension 878 4 258 Burbo Extension 32 45 Bank West of Duddon 108 1,200 5 Dogger - Creyke BeckSands A, B 46 Bank Westermost 35 1,200 6 Dogger - TeessideRough A, B

Capacity Total capacity Total capacity (MW)(MW) (MW)

6 7 2.3 8.4 6 3.6350 3.6 1,200 6 1,202 3.6 1,202 7 1,045 200 3 1,140 6600 600 3.6 3 2,500 3.32.75 3.6 1,500 3.6 48 3.6282 9.5640 110.4 2 2,100 5100 6.3864 3.5420 3.6300 3150 210.5 86.4 3.6 30 2.3 3 9.5 90 3.6588 3.6 90 7 / 8258 3.6 1,200 6 1,200

7 402 8 714 992.4 10336 11504 172.8 12 13 12 14576 1,218 15 1,800 16 17219 18 30 19784 20 97.2 21700 22 90 49.5 23 24270 25630 97.2 26 27950 28750 29448 30 60 31150 573.3 32 400.2 33 34 90 35174 36 60 37525 316.8 38 62.1 39 40300 41860 183.6 42 183.6 43 44659 45389 46210

Turbines

Capacity (MW)

Total capacity (MW)

Dudgeon 67 East Anglia One 102 European Offshore Wind Depl. C. - EOWDC 11 Galloper 56 Greater Gabbard 140 Gunfleet Sands 48 Gunfleet Sands 3 - Demonstration Project 2 Gwynt y Môr 160 Hornsea Project One 174 Hornsea Project Two Humber Gateway 73 Hywind Scotland Pilot Park 5 Inch Cape Inner Dowsing 27 Isle of Man Kentish Flats 30 Kentish Flats Extension 15 Lincs 75 London Array 175 Lynn 27 Moray East 100 Moray West Neart na Gaoithe North Hoyle 30 Ormonde 30 Race Bank 91 Rampion 116 Rhyl Flats 25 Robin Rigg 58 Scroby Sands 30 Seagreen Alpha, Bravo Sheringham Shoal 88 Teesside 27 Thanet 100 Triton Knoll 90 Walney 1 51 Walney 2 51 Walney Extension 87 West of Duddon Sands 108 Westermost Rough 35

6 7 8.4 6 3.6 3.6 6 3.6 7

402 714 92.4 336 504 172.8 12 576 1,218 1,800 219 30 784 97.2 700 90 49.5 270 630 97.2 950 750 448 60 150 573.3 400.2 90 174 60 525 316.8 62.1 300 860 183.6 183.6 659 389 210

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MARKETS OUTLOOK

STUDENT ASSOCIATION

BELGIUM

USA

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FRANCE

European Wind Energy Masters The offshore wind energy industry is growing so rapidly that the only way to keep up is with new innovative technologies. The students of the European Wind Energy Master try to solve these challenges and are undergoing preparation to become the niche engineers the industry needs. This article intends to identify crucial developments in the offshore wind industry from a student perspective.

The main driving force behind the ongoing growth of the wind industry is upscaling of the capacity of the wind turbines and the rapidly dropping price per kilowatt. This is due to an ecosystem where large companies are present to carry the momentum and challenge each other to drive down the price through healthy competition. But it is equally important that the large corporations do not stifle smaller enterprises. There should be room for start-ups to cause disruption and acceleration in new technologies.

can prove a major step forward in installing large capacity offshore wind farms along coastlines with deeper waters such as in Japan and the Americas. China and Taiwan are also new players looking to make strides in the market. As the cradle of wind energy - especially offshore wind Europe should focus not only on the export of wind turbines, but also on their export of expertise and smart solutions. Global collaborative projects might mark the way forward.

The recent decommissioning of the world’s first offshore wind park puts into perspective the enormous development that has happened since 1991. The eleven 450 kilowatt turbines of Vindeby that were installed with a life expectancy of 20 years, retired after 26 years of service. The knowledge of fatigue and lifetime extension acquired over the years lets us get the maximum out of a turbine’s potential. This decommissioning also marks the opening up of a new market, where the removal of wind farms can attract new companies to the offshore wind energy sector.

This current growth of the wind industry is unprecedented, and ambitious experts in the field are required to overcome arising challenges. To maintain the supply of high end and ambitious experts, a close connection between the industry and academia is essential. The role of universities in this market should be to provide the industry not only with a better quality of specialised engineers, but also in greater numbers to meet the growing demand. It is up to the universities to formulate an education with the notion that most conventional solutions will not resolve all the future challenges.

The development that is happening in Europe is essential to the role that Europe has and wants to play in the future. Established programs, like the European Wind Energy Master, underlines a commitment to continuing the role of Europe as the world leader in wind turbine technology. For example, the floating wind turbines developed here

Overall, the offshore wind sector is experiencing a thriving growth with low tender prices and government push for renewable energy. But to continue this growth rate, it is important for the industry to keep pushing for new innovations. Also, the tightening of the relations between the offshore industry and the education is of crucial importance.

Jelle Muller Vice President ASE Aeolus Student Offshore track of European Wind Energy Master

ASE ‘Aeolus’ Kluyverweg 1 2629 HS Delft The Netherlands E info@ase-aeolus.com I www.ase-aeolus.com ASEAeolus

Belgian Offshore Platform The Belgian Offshore Platform (BOP) reunites the investors and project developers of wind energy in the Belgian part of the North Sea. BOP is the voice of the Belgian offshore wind energy.

Offshore wind energy in Belgium There are currently nine offshore wind projects in the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) representing a total installed capacity of 2,200MW offshore wind energy. In 2017, four projects, C-Power, Belwind, Northwind and Nobelwind, representing 877MW, are fully operational, which meets the electricity needs of 860,000 homes. Rentel and Norther, representing 678MW capacity, are currently being constructed. They will be commissioned in 2018 and 2019. The fully consented projects Mermaid, Northwester 2 and Seastar, are in the development phase. They are expected to commission their projects by 2020. With these developments, Belgium is currently the sixth highest offshore wind country in the world. With 877MW operational offshore wind capacity in the smallest EEZ in the North Sea, the Belgian companies active in the offshore wind industry are building on pioneering experiences in this field. Renewables target The nine windfarms are expected to be fully operational in 2020. They will represent 2,200MW wind capacity and provide an average of 8 TWh/year of renewable electricity, which is equivalent to ten per cent of the current electricity demand in Belgium, or half of the 2020 renewable electricity target.

The European Union aims to further reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 40 per cent for 2030, with a 27 per cent share of renewable energy. To contribute to this goal, the BOP actively advocates 2GW additional offshore wind capacity in the Belgian North Sea after 2020. This will increase the total North Sea wind capacity to 4GW, which is an essential building block for the security of supply in the postnuclear era. A nuclear phase-out Act of 2003 foresees to close down all the nuclear reactors in Belgium by 2025. Continuing investment in offshore wind energy is therefore imperative. Innovation & expertise in the Belgian offshore wind value chain As early as 2003, Belgium started with the development of its first offshore wind farm on the Thornton Bank (C-Power). For the pilot phase, six gravity based foundations were constructed

in Ostend on which the first offshore 5MW wind turbines were installed in 2008. This pilot phase was followed by the installation of 6MW wind turbines on jacket foundations. Several Belgian companies such as DEME, CG, Fabricom, Jan De Nul, Hanssen Industrial Transmissions, GeoSea, Iemants, G-Tech, etc., active in maritime construction, offshore electrical infrastructure, gearbox manufacturing and cable laying, contributed to the successful construction and operation of the Belgian offshore wind farms. This pioneering expertise of the Belgian offshore wind energy sector is already being exported abroad: many Belgian companies are active in European and international offshore wind projects. In 2018, construction activities will continue to be deployed in the Belgian part of the North Sea with the windfarms Rentel (309MW) and Norther (369MW) as well as with the construction of the Modular Offshore Grid (MOG) of Elia, which will connect four offshore wind farms to an offshore switch yard to bring the offshore wind power to shore. These offshore activities will continue to boost the Belgian offshore wind industry, and will keep these companies at the forefront of offshore wind energy in Europe and the world.

Annemie Vermeylen Secretary General

Belgian Offshore Platform Koningstraat 146 rue Royale 1000 Brussels Belgium E av@belgianoffshoreplatform.be I www.belgianoffshoreplatform.be

Business Network for Offshore Wind Building a new U.S. industry The Business Network for Offshore Wind is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organisation solely focused on the development of the U.S. offshore wind industry and advancement of its supply chain. We are not a trade association of many voices; we are one leading voice for the offshore wind business community. We bring together developers, policymakers, academia, global experts and more than 150 member businesses for critical discussions and unprecedented networking opportunities. We are the U.S. offshore wind experts.

National offshore wind target The national offshore wind strategy: Facilitating the development of the offshore wind industry in the United States sets a 86GWs goal of offshore wind by 2050. The current U.S. offshore wind energy pipeline is estimated at 24,135MW, with 14,785MW under exclusive site control by developers. The United States differs from other countries in that there is not a national energy policy. States drive energy policy and make decisions locally about energy mix, off-takes and planning. Currently, there is a policy goal to develop 2.40GWs in New York by 2030, legislation in Massachusetts to procure 1.60GWs, and a financing mechanism called an Offshore Renewable Energy Credit to develop and build at least 1.10GWs of offshore wind in New Jersey and 368MWs in Maryland. Other states with offshores wind activity are: Maine, Rhode Island, Delaware, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Ohio, California and Hawaii. Current status of project pipelines (in MW) in most active U.S. states The Block Island wind farm, a 30MW, five-turbine project in Rhode Island, is currently the U.S.’ only operating project. America’s first utility-scale offshore wind farm, the 90MW South Fork Wind Farm could start construction as early as 2019 and be operational as early as 2022. This 15-turbine project is expected to be the first wind farm constructed in the Deepwater ONE Wind Energy Area. In May 2017, the Maryland Public Service Commission approved financing for two projects totalling 368MWs. In June 2017, Massachusetts let a Response for Proposals for the State’s first procurement of offshore wind with offers to be based on a minimum of 400MW but not to exceed 800MW. The successful bids will be announced in 2018.

Three US Department of Energy (DOE) demonstration projects will be installed by 2020.

1. The University of Maine’s semisubmersible floating offshore wind design Aqua Ventus, a 12MW floating offshore wind demonstration project called New England Aqua Ventus I; 2. The Lake Erie Energy Development Corporation (LEEDCO) Icebreaker project is a six-turbine 20.70MW demonstration project, currently in the permitting phase; 3. The Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project, a two turbine 12MW project, located 27 miles off the coast, owned by Dominion Energy and developed by Ørsted Energy. Future plans for OSW in the USA The offshore wind industry is ramping up quickly in the US, aided by a national standards and guidelines setting initiative led by NREL. BOEM will auction two more wind energy lease sites in Massachusetts in Summer 2018. US DOE is expected to provide 18 million dollars to a U.S. Offshore Wind Research and Development Consortium to conduct U.S.-specific offshore wind R&D that is aimed at reducing the cost of offshore wind in the US. New leadership in New Jersey will remove the barriers to development and growth that have held the state back from implementing offshore wind legislation that was signed into law in 2006. Ørsted and US Wind, the two New Jersey leaseholders, will be able to progress much faster to develop their lease sites with a workable financial off-take framework already in place. Ports, assembly areas and offshore wind industry infrastructure are currently being evaluated and developed. Innovative logistical, installation and market-based solutions are being developed to work around the Jones Act. Role of U.S. in international market Initially, the U.S. will largely be an importer of technical expertise and equipment from Europe, and will also convert its on-shore wind and oil and gas offshore expertise for the offshore wind industry. As the market in the U.S. grows, it will look to export its innovations to the wider global market.

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DWIA The Danish Wind Industry Association 2017 was the first year after the record bids for Kriegers Flak and the Danish Near Shore tenders, Vesterhav Nord & Syd in late 2016. No new tenders have been completed in 2017, however offshore wind has by no means been at a standstill in what was a very busy year for the Danish wind industry.

As much as offshore wind was the order of the day in 2016, 2017 has been all about onshore wind in Denmark, at least when it comes to energy policy. Technology neutral competition between onshore wind and PV has been decided and will roll out in 2018. Also in 2018, a new 2020-2030 energy agreement is expected to be formalised, setting the ambitions for the renewables expansion in the next decade. Although Danish politicians and the industry are keen to increase the competition, offshore wind is expected to continue with technology specific tenders, which has proven effective so far. By the end of 2017, Denmark has 1,294MW of offshore capacity across 13 wind farms. Up 23MW from 2016 due to the installation of Nissum Bredning of 28MW and the deconstruction of Vindeby of almost 5MW. Vindeby is the world’s first offshore wind farm and the wind farm has operated until spring 2017, where Ørsted decommissioned the turbines, foundations and cables and reused the materials. As the first offshore project, little was known about the wear and tear from the seas and it is truly remarkable and a testament to the potential of offshore wind that the wind farm operated for this long.

To ensure the durability of offshore wind and to lower costs, testing and demonstration is essential, and that is the main reason behind the Nissum Bredning project. Located on relatively shallow waters in a broad in Northern Jutland, the wind farm will test and demonstrate eight elements. Amongst them a type test of new gravity foundations, a slender tower structure along with a 0-series test of the SWT-7.0-154. The four turbines will also demonstrate operation with synchronised rotors for visual appearance and test LIDAR power curve measurement. Next generation testing arriving soon 2017 also saw the introduction of a bill to expand the onshore test facilities in Denmark. Facilities that can take both onshore and offshore prototypes, and in total the bill proposes to increase the capacity in the two current test centers from 12 to 16 test pads. The largest test center, Østerild, in Northern Jutland will in the future accommodate

330-metre-tall turbines on seven out of nine test pads. The expansion in numbers and height is crucial for the further development and test of turbines, which is expected to increase in the coming years. Turbines that are expected to be in the 10+ MW category. Attractive knowledge and industry The Danish model for offshore tenders have already been applied to other markets, and as offshore markets in e.g. United States are formalising more and more, Danish expertise and knowledge is increasingly being ‘exported’. In October 2017, the Danish government shook hands with the Trump Administration to share knowledge and to expand the corporation on offshore wind across the Atlantic. In 2017, WindEurope awarded Copenhagen the two major events WindEurope Offshore 2019 and WindEurope Summit 2021. The appointment of Denmark serves as example of Denmark’s leading position in wind energy.

Jan Hylleberg CEO

Danish Wind Industry Association Vodroffsvej 59, 2. sal 1900 Frederiksberg Denmark T +45 (0)3373 0330 E danish@windpower.org I www.windpower.org

NORWEA Wind Wave Tidal Norway lacks a domestic market for offshore wind, at the same time Norwegian companies have a total market share of around five per cent in the North Sea market. The hope is that a demonstrator in Norwegian waters will power more companies onto the international scene.

Renewables target Norway has set a renewable target of 67.50 per cent of total energy use by 2020. New renewable electricity production is supported through the co-operative el-certificate scheme. Of the total capacity in the system, Norway is financing 13.20TWh, and Sweden 15.20TWh. Norway will achieve 13.20TWh towards its renewables target, irrespective of where the physical installations are built. The certificates are non-technology or country specific, and tradeable on a common exchange. From 2021, Norwegian projects will no longer be eligible for el-certificates. Sweden continues with the scheme through to 2030 with an additional 18TWh target. The Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy has tasked the Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE) with providing a framework for future build-out of on shore wind. No such plans have been made for offshore wind. Nonetheless, the ocean energy law (Havenergilova), regulating offshore wind in Norway, calls for zones to be opened to licensing applications. The NVE has presented an assessment of areas to be considered for offshore wind. In answering a call from Parliament, the government in the 2018 budget said it would clarify which areas it will be possible to open to license-applications by the end of 2017. Previously Parliament has asked for a support scheme for demonstrator projects by 2017, and this process is still pending. The Federation of Norwegian Industries, Norwegian Shipowners’ Association and NORWEA on November 9th 2017 presented a list of 16 points that should be part of a comprehensive strategy on offshore wind.

The Norwegian offshore wind market There are no commercial offshore wind farms in operation or under construction in Norway. In addition to the 2.30MW HyWind floating demonstrator, two other 10MW demonstrator concessions exist in the waters around Karmøy in Rogaland. There is a 10MW demonstrator concession for floating installations near Stadt in Sogn og Fjordane. Additionally, the company Vestavind Offshore owns a 350MW commercial offshore wind license in the Norwegian Sea, named Havsul I.

Norway in offshore wind While no domestic market exists, both Statoil and Statkraft are Norwegian companies with experience in developing and operating offshore wind projects. Statkraft has announced that it will not be engaging in new offshore wind projects after the completion of the 400MW Dudgeon project it co-owns with Statoil. Statoil and Statkraft also developed and built the 317MW Sheringham Shoal project, for which Statoil has taken over operations. Additionally, Statoil is buying into Statkraft’s share of the Dogger Bank projects, leaving Statoil with a potential 50 per cent stake. Simultaneously, Statoil are continuing the development of the spar-floating concept HyWind, anchoring five 6MW turbines at 96-101 metre depth at the HyWind Scotland site north-east of Aberdeen in the North Sea. Statoil co-owns the HyWind Scotland project with UAE-based energy company Masdar. Norwegian companies are represented in the market for – among other – jack-ups for installation, the building of service vessels, crane and access equipment, production planning and control software as well as weather forecasting. However, many relevant Norwegian companies remain outside the international OW market – NORWEA and others are calling for the rapid realisation of a demonstrator project in Norwegian waters.

Daniel Willoch Policy advisor

NORWEA Wergelandsveien 23B 0167 Oslo Norway T +47 (0)47 34 93 48 E willoch@norwea.no I www.norwea.no @NORWEA

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NWEA Netherlands Wind Energy Association The Netherlands Wind Energy Association (NWEA) is the Dutch sector association working to increase sustainable wind energy on land and at sea. NWEA unites the wind sector in the Netherlands and accelerates the transition towards a renewable energy supply by spurring businesses and governments to invest in wind energy.

NWEA actively promotes the utilisation of wind power in the Netherlands, on land and offshore. NWEA initiates and supports policy change to optimise wind energy deployment both onshore and offshore. Among the over 300 members of NWEA are developers of wind parks, owners of wind turbines, manufacturers, constructors, research institutes, electricity providers, consultants and maintenance companies. The activities of NWEA are aimed mainly at the national government. NWEA is a member of WindEurope, the European wind energy association, and the Dutch Association of Sustainable Energy (NVDE). Offshore wind: status and outlook for the Netherlands The Netherlands was one of the first countries in the world to complete offshore wind farms. The first two, Egmond aan Zee (2007) and Prinses Amalia (2008), have a total capacity of 228MW. It took a number of years to expand capacity. This was reached in September 2015 with the project Luchterduinen. It comprises of 43 turbines with a combined capacity of 129MW. Furthermore the ‘in-shore’ project of ‘Westermeerwind’ was realised in 2016 in the IJsselmeer lake and has a capacity of 100MW. Gemini, 85 kilometres north of the Netherlands, became fully operational in 2017 with an installed capacity of 600MW.

In September 2013 the ‘Energy Agreement for Sustainable Growth’ was agreed upon by the Dutch Government, the Dutch industry association, employers, trade unions and NGOs. In this agreement the renewable energy target for the Netherlands is set at 14 per cent for 2020 and 16 per cent in 2023 (currently about 6 per cent). A substantial role is attributed to offshore wind. Through the Energy Agreement 700MW of offshore wind will be added yearly for five consecutive years (first tender end of 2015). In 2015 a new law for offshore wind energy was agreed by the Dutch Parliament which regulates the agreements made for offshore wind energy in the Energy Agreement.

In 2016 the first tender was held. The subsidy and permits for the Borssele Wind Farm Sites I and II were awarded to DONG Energy. Shell, Eneco en Diamond Generating (Mitsubishi) have won Borssele Wind Farm Sites III and IV. The next tender round for the Hollandse Kust Zuid Wind Farm Zone will offer two 350 MW projects for development. This tender will close at the end of December 2017. The Dutch government chose for a new tender system with plots wherein the winner with the lowest MWh price will be granted both the concession to build as well as a ‘SDE+’ subsidy for 15 years. The roll-out scheme for offshore wind will be regulated in the ‘The Wind Energy Roadmap’ which is set by the Minister of Economic Affairs. In this roadmap a total of 3500 MW will be tendered to become operational in 2023. The grid to the shore including the transformer stations will be built by TenneT. The complete operation demands a tremendous amount of work. NWEA will continue to assist its members and the government to realise these ambitions throughout 2016.

Marijn van der Pas Manager Communication

Netherlands Wind Energy Association (NWEA) Arthur van Schendelstraat 550 3511 MH Utrecht The Netherlands T +31 (0)30 231 69 77 E info@nwea.nl I www.nwea.nl

RenewableUK Offshore wind is an essential part of the UK’s current electricity mix, and a vital force for powering its future economy. With over 5.80GW in operation, offshore wind generates five per cent of UK electricity, enough to power over four million homes, and is expected to generate ten per cent by 2020. By 2030, it has the potential to supply over a third of the UK’s power needs. Offshore wind companies are investing 17.50 billion pounds into the UK between now and 2021. This makes offshore one of the UK’s largest infrastructure programmes and enables a growing domestic supply chain, ensuring that the UK reaps the benefits of its role as a global leader in offshore wind.

2017 was an exciting year and a reminder of what innovative industry can achieve with sustained Government support. With the launch of the Clean Growth Strategy and the confirmation of 557 million pounds for Contracts for Difference auctions, the Government sent a strong signal that it wants offshore wind to continue delivering largescale low-carbon infrastructure – growing a competitive local supply chain across the country. Industry is currently working hard with Government to deliver an ambitious sector deal which will place offshore wind at the heart of the energy system of the future. In September 2017, the UK Government announced the results of its latest Contracts for Difference auction with prices as low as 57.50 pounds per megawatt hour. Three offshore wind projects with a total capacity of 3,196MW won support. The winning projects are Ørsted’s Hornsea 2 off the coast of Yorkshire, Innogy’s Triton Knoll off the coast of Lincolnshire, and EDPR and ENGIE’s Moray off the northeast coast of Scotland. The prices in these auctions are almost half the level of the first auction in 2015. This step change in cost reduction is politically significant; offshore wind is now cheaper than new gas and new nuclear.

2017 was a massive year for delivery. Ørsted’s 260MW Burbo Bank Extension and Statoil, Statkraft and Masdar’s 402MW Dudgeon project both became operational this year. Six projects (Beatrice, Blyth Offshore Demonstrator, Galloper, Race Bank, Rampion and Walney Extension) are all under construction. These six projects alone will deliver a further 2,600MW to UK offshore capacity. 2017 also marked the delivery of the world’s first floating offshore wind farm, with Statoil’s 30MW Hywind project opening. Scotland is now looking to build on this with further floating offshore projects under development or being planned. RenewableUK, as the UK’s leading energy body, is at the forefront of work to support this industry. Over half our members are in the supply chain, and we support these companies by providing Project Intelligence and second to none business to business opportunities. In 2017 we not

only worked with WindEurope to deliver the world’s largest offshore wind event in London; we were also active up and down the UK running business Connect events for our members. We took companies abroad to help them tap new markets including China, Europe and the USA. In 2018 we will be in Manchester for our major Global Offshore Wind event, and also expect to be running trade missions into other parts of Europe, as well as the USA and Asia. If your business is in offshore wind, then you need to be a member of RenewableUK to put yourself at the heart of this critical global market.

Summary of offshore wind Operational capacity: 5.78 GW Under construction: 3.4 GW Consented: 12.71 GW Planned: 11.7 GW

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RenewableUK Greencoat House Francis Street Inch Cape SW1P 1DH London United Kingdom Neart na Gaoithe T +44 (0)20 79 01 30 00 Levenmouth Turbine F +44 (0)20 79 01 30 01 E info@RenewableUK.com I www.renewableUK.com @RenewableUK

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Syndicat des Énergies Renouvelables French Renewable Energy Association WIND POWER CAPACITY CONNECTED The Syndicat des énergies renouvelables (SER) is the main French industrial association for renewable energies, and 0 MW 300brings MW together 800 MW all sectors 1 500 MWin this field: wood and biomass, biofuels, MRE, wind energy, geothermic energy, hydroelectricity, solar thermal and photovoltaic energy. The wind commission of the SER gathers about 200 companies. In constant MARINE ENERGY PROJECTS relation with the government and theRENEWABLE administrations, they actively participate in the elaboration of the positions of the onshore and offshore wind sector in France.

FIXED OFFSHORE WIND A growing industry French offshore wind objectives As theWIND installed capacity of onshore wind increases and The French energy transition law (2015) and connected FLOATING OFFSHORE the industrial phase of the offshore wind projects shows up, regulatory texts has set a range of targets for the the French wind industry is growing. Onshore and offshore development of offshore wind in France: by 2023, for fixed wind industry represent more than 18,000 direct and offshore wind, France should have installed the 3,000MW WAVE indirect jobs in more than 600 companies in both onshore already assigned by the two firsts tenders, and launched and offshore wind. Supported by regional clusters and by new calls for tenders for a maximum of 6,000MW capacity. the national initiative Windustry France (led by the SER For floating offshore wind, new call for tenders should TIDAL and supported by the State), the French industry is getting be launched in the coming years following the four pilot more involved in the wind sector. projects (of 24MW each) under development since the fall OTEC (OCEAN THERMAL ENERGY CONVERTER) / 2016. The French Renewable Energy Association asks for SWAC (SEA WATER AIR COOLING) Moving on even more ambitious targets i.e 19,000MW of fixed and The offshore wind and marine renewable energy working floating offshore wind by 2018. groups of the French Renewable Energy Association are COMMERCIAL FARM actively participating in the design of the legislative and Offshore wind market is expanding in France regulatory framework for the offshore wind sector. In constant After the two first tenders (2010 and 2012) concerning six wind farms of 500MW each, the French government hasPILOT FARM contact with political authorities, ministerial cabinets, the MAP OF FRANCE administration and the potentials stakeholders, the SERWIND is FARMS, launched 2016 a third tender off Dunkirk, on the North Sea ENERGY promoting the interest of its members onMARINE a wideRENEWABLE range of specoast. An other area has been selected on the Atlantic coast. PROJECTS cialties such as economic, industrials, politics or legal issues. TEST SITE Evolution of the tender procedure for offshore wind With the latest tender, the authorities and professionals are experimenting a new competition procedure that should WIND POWER CAPACITY CONNECTED enable cost reductions. The first stage of this process 0 MW 300 MW 800 MW 1 500 MW consists in the selection of candidates based on their financial and technical capabilities. The specifications of the MARINE RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS tender is to be written during a competitive dialogue between WIND FACTORY FIXED OFFSHORE WIND the selected candidates and the government in a second FLOATING OFFSHORE WIND stage. Environmental and technical studies conducted by the FACTORY PROJECT WIND WAVE State are transmitted to the candidates before their final bid. TIDAL Besides, offshore wind projects grid connection is entirely OTEC (OCEAN THERMAL ENERGY CONVERTER) / funded and conducted by the French TSO. SWAC (SEA WATER AIR COOLING)

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France is a pioneer market in floating offshore wind With the attribution of four pilot projects in floating offshore wind and many companies entering the market, France is one of the leading country in the development and installation of this technology. A future commercial scale tender for floating offshore wind has recently been announced.

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Abeking & Rasmussen ............................................................................................ 34

GeoSea Maintenance ................................................................................................ 68

Acta Marine ............................................................................................................................. 35

GeoSea NV .............................................................................................................................. 69

ALL NRG ..................................................................................................................................... 36

Guangzhou Salvage .................................................................................................... 70

Amsterdam Ijmuiden Offshore Ports .................................................... 37

GustoMSC ................................................................................................................................ 71

ASM Industries .................................................................................................................... 39 Automasjon & Data AS ............................................................................................ 40 Azimuth Marine .................................................................................................................. 41

Height Specialists ........................................................................................................... 72 Huisman ....................................................................................................................................... 73 Hydrauvision ........................................................................................................................... 74

BAUER Renewables Limited ........................................................................... 42 Biardo Survival Suits ................................................................................................... 43 Bibby Marine Services Ltd. ................................................................................ 45

Bladt Industries .................................................................................................................. 46

IMOS Supply Services .............................................................................................. 75 iPS - Powerful People ............................................................................................... 77

Blue Offshore ......................................................................................................................... 47 Breman Machinery ........................................................................................................ 48

Jack-Up Barge .................................................................................................................... 78 Jan De Nul Group ........................................................................................................... 80

Jumbo Offshore ................................................................................................................. 83

Chevalier Floatels ............................................................................................................ 49 CMS ................................................................................................................................................... 50 C-Ventus Offshore Windfarm Services BV ................................... 52 C-Ventus Offshore Windfarm Services Ltd. ............................... 53

CWind ............................................................................................................................................. 55

LOC Renewables ............................................................................................................ 86 Louis Dreyfus TravOcean ...................................................................................... 87 Lowland International ................................................................................................ 88

Damen Offshore Wind .............................................................................................. 58 DBR .................................................................................................................................................... 60

Manor Renewable Energy Ltd. ..................................................................... 89

DEKC Maritime ................................................................................................................... 61

MME Group ............................................................................................................................. 90

Dieseko Group .................................................................................................................... 62

MMT .................................................................................................................................................. 91

DS Marine Finance ........................................................................................................ 63

MPI Offshore .......................................................................................................................... 92 Mukran Port ............................................................................................................................ 94

EEW Special Pipe Constructions GmbH ....................................... 64 ELA Container Offshore .......................................................................................... 65

Fred. Olsen Windcarrier ......................................................................................... 67

NKT ..................................................................................................................................................... 95

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Oceanwide ................................................................................................................................ 96

Temporary Works Design ..................................................................................... 126

Offshore Boarding .......................................................................................................... 97

The Offshore Partners ............................................................................................... 127

Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference ..................................... 98

Tidal Transit .............................................................................................................................. 128

Offshore Turbine Services .................................................................................... 99

TOS: It’s a people business! ............................................................................ 129

Offshore WIND .................................................................................................................... 100

Troax .................................................................................................................................................. 131

Oil Control Systems ..................................................................................................... 101

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Van Oord ..................................................................................................................................... 132 VandeGrijp ................................................................................................................................. 134

PIRIOU ............................................................................................................................................ 104

VBMS ............................................................................................................................................... 135 Vuyk Engineering Rotterdam ........................................................................... 136

RAD Torque Systems ................................................................................................ 105 RanaWorks ............................................................................................................................... 106 REASeuro ................................................................................................................................... 107

Westland Logistiek ........................................................................................................ 137

Ridderflex & Plastics .................................................................................................... 108

WIND Cable Services ................................................................................................ 139

Rix Sea Shuttle Ltd. ..................................................................................................... 109

Windcat Workboats ..................................................................................................... 140

Royal IHC .................................................................................................................................... 110

WindEurope ............................................................................................................................ 141 WRS Group of companies ................................................................................. 142

Safe Lifting Europe ........................................................................................................ 111 Scaldis ............................................................................................................................................ 112

Zensor ............................................................................................................................................. 143

Seafox ............................................................................................................................................. 114 Seafox TLQ .............................................................................................................................. 115 Seajacks ....................................................................................................................................... 116

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Siem Offshore Contractors ................................................................................ 117

AncoferWaldram Steelplates ........................................................................... 38

Siemens Convergence Creators ................................................................ 119

CWind ................................................................................................. Inside back cover

Sif Netherlands ................................................................................................................... 120

Port of Rotterdam ........................................................................................................... 130

Sky-Access .............................................................................................................................. 121 SMST Designers & Constructors .............................................................. 122 Smulders ..................................................................................................................................... 123

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Abeking & Rasmussen Schiffs - und Yachtwerft SE Abeking & Rasmussen (A&R) is a pioneering shipyard in Germany with high reputation for quality and innovation for naval and commercial vessels since 1907. Today the company delivers to a critical and sophisticated clientele all over the world. The modern, compact shipyard is independent of weather, with sheds made for ships of over 125 metre length, which can be launched resp. taken ashore via synchrolift. The revolutionary SWATH@A&R concept presents a superior alternative to conventional hullforms due to its unique seakeeping and manoeuvring in rough sea for numerous applications.

Abeking & Rasmussen An der Faehre 2 27809 Lemwerder Germany T +49 (0)421 67 33 0 F +49 (0)421 67 33 115 E info@abeking.com I www.abeking.com Contact: Nils Olschner Sales Director Special Vessels

The shipyard Abeking & Rasmussen has developed a unique ship design which offers extraordinary seaworthiness and low sea response motions in the same range as vessels which are at least three times larger – the SWATH@A&R® technology. The 25-metre SWATH@A&R® Crew Transfer Vessel is designed to be the final link in the logistic chain for maintenance between shore and offshore wind turbines. The first of class was delivered to the German company BARD Engineering in 2010 and increased the accessibility of wind energy plants, offering safe transfer of service personnel both, during sailing and while stepping over to the plant. This must be done in a safe, economic and reliable way.

The 25-metre SWATH@A&R® Crew Transfer Vessel will allow access to offshore wind turbines in the North Sea with a significant wave height of up to 2.50 metre. The concept of the Crew Transfer Vessel allows easy adaptation to various tasks in offshore wind farms. The main role is transfer of service personnel and for this task the vessel offers a spacious mess room. Storage facilities for components and spare parts are available as well as space for modules of TEU size such as firefighting monitor, oil spill equipment, ROV base etc. The SWATH@A&R design also allows for comfortable accommodation of service technicians at sea on smaller vessels due to its unique seakeeping

capabilities. Thus, A&R is able to close the gap between conventional CTVs and large SOVs. Designs for ten service Technicians on a 27-metre SWATH@A&R which can still land at the offshore installations directly are available, spacious accommodations on 40-metre vessels with DP2-capabilities and access systems as well as 60-metre SWATH for 60 persons on board as an alternative to traditional SOV designs.

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Acta Marine Serving the construction and lifetime of offshore wind farms Acta Marine is a maritime support provider with a versatile fleet of over 40 vessels. We operate globally; supporting clients working on coastal infrastructure and offshore energy projects. We work in a broad range of maritime sectors. DP Multicats, Walk-to-work vessels, crew transfer vessels, multipurpose & survey vessels, and barges – our fleet is capable of taking on a wide scope of jobs. With a long-term focus, we take care of all aspects of our business; our clients, business partners, our people, our assets, and the environment we work in.

The team Established in 1970, Acta Marine is backed up by more than 45 years of experience. At the core of the company is a team of 250 dedicated personnel With our proven track record, we strive continuously to optimise our services, providing our clients with the most effective solutions..

Acta Marine Het Nieuwe Diep 39d 1781 AE Den Helder The Netherlands K.P. van der Mandelelaan 34 3062 MB Rotterdam The Netherlands

Total service Our versatile fleet delivers service to the whole lifecycle of offshore wind farms. We have more than 40 vessels including: • DP2, Walk-to-Work OSV’s; • DP multicats; • shoalbusters; • crew transfer vessels; • survey vessels; • barges. Preparation & survey Our DP Multicats and survey vessels support the initial stages of offshore wind farm development: • preliminary surveys; • geo-technical research; • UXO investigations and clearance. Construction and O&M Providing tailor-made solutions: we have a suitable vessel for every type of construction and O&M requirement, including balance of plant maintenance. Walk-to-Work Our DP2, Walk-to-Work, construction support vessel Acta Orion, together with our CTV’s offers construction and service operation support.

T +31 (0)88 032 09 00 E info@actamarine.com I www.actamarine.com Contact: Simon Anink General Manager

The Acta Orion has proven capabilities: • 80 POB accommodation; • cargo space for 20 TEUs; • comfort class II; • Walk-to-Work gangway; • crane ten tonnes at 17.50 metre; • winter workability; 2.50 metre Hs. In 2018, Acta Marine’s new built Ulstein SX195 walk to work construction support vessel Acta Auriga has joined Acta Orion and as such form the second vessel in the Acta fleet dedicated for walk to work, offshore logistics, and accommodation services for a variety of clients in the offshore renewable and oil and gas industry.

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Acta Auriga provides: • safe and stepless people and cargo transfer by motion compensated gangway up to Hs 3 metres; • 3D motion compensated knuckle boom crane for 6 ton cargo handling in sea conditions up to Hs 2.50 metres; • optimised hull form with Ulstein X-BOW and X-STERN to offer unmatched work ability in adverse weather conditions; • state of the art hotel facilities to accommodate up to 120 persons; • 1,000m2 deck space for cargo storage. Cable operations From 2 to 20 metres deep, we can support numerous cable related activities: • recovery and (re)burial; • shore-ends and landfalls; • shallow water passages. 35

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ALL NRG A world of power With a constant focus on the LCoE, ALL NRG hold a globally leading position as a full-scope provider of highly qualified technicians and project-teams to the onshore and offshore energy sector. As we have been involved in 90 per cent of all major offshore-installations, customers benefit from hands-on experience, specialist know-how and extensive service. Customers get consistent quality, on time, every time.

ALL NRG A/S Lyshøjen 4 8520 Lystrup Denmark T +45 (0)7010 10 22 E contact@allnrg.com I www.allnrg.com Contact: Jesper Kurt Nielsen Sales Director

Our world of services: • Technicians and engineering support; • project management; • pre-assembly teams; • installation and commissioning; • operations support; • maintenance and upgrades; • production of high-voltage cabinets and power-cables in own factory; • inspections (i.e. blade inspections with drones); • production of HV cable sets and cabinets in own factory. ALL NRG supply a wide range of services to the world’s leading energy companies and OEMs, both mechanically and electrically. We provide solutions in all phases of the

wind turbine life cycle, from engineering services in the design phase over installation and O&M service to final decommissioning. Being certified according to ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001, we take immense pride in serving the world of energy with the highest standards in the industry. Whether we supply a single technician or a full scope project, we take responsibility and our focus is on safe and costeffective execution. Consolidated expertise Consolidated by several prominent energy-related companies, ALL NRG has a long and strong track record. For more than 20 years, we have been serving the energy sector with

flexible solutions. Combining electrical, mechanical and inspection services, ALL NRG can actively contribute to the reduction of LCoE.

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Amsterdam IJmuiden Offshore Ports Personal approach, clever solutions Amsterdam IJmuiden Offshore Ports, your entrance to a wealth of suppliers, maritime, logistics, sites, heliport, airport and seaports for clever solutions in offshore wind.

Amsterdam IJmuiden Offshore Ports Havengebouw De Ruyterkade 7 1013 AA Amsterdam The Netherlands T +31 (0)6 10 92 25 54 F +31 (0)20 626 49 69 E dorothy@ayop.com I www.ayop.com @AYOP_Offshore Contact: Dorothy Winters Business Developer Offshore

For installation and O&M of the new Hollandse Kust wind farms, including electrical infrastructure, the North Sea Canal area offers everything you need at the shortest nautical distance. Amsterdam IJmuiden Offshore Ports (AYOP) is a network of flexible partners with enormous experience and expertise. We are your first port of call for flexible suppliers, first-class logistics, and the best heliport, airport and seaport facilities. When it comes to smart solutions for offshore wind, AYOP has the answer.

Track record The first three Dutch offshore wind farms have been installed using our port region as well as near shore wind farm Westermeerwind. Operation and maintenance for the offshore is all three based in our area. Other facilities are a unique cable handling hub, catering to all major operators and cable producers.

About Amsterdam IJmuiden Offshore Ports AYOP’s major objective is to provide promotional support to the regional offshore industries and to promote the area’s unique facilities. Our partners not only includes many oil-and-gas, offshore wind and portrelated and maritime industries, but local government bodies as well. Find our members’ services at AYOP.com

OFFSHORE GRADES in stock 8 - 200 mm

• S355G10+M /+N acc. EN 10225 (NORSOK) • S460G2+M acc. EN 10225 (NORSOK)

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• reliable highly experienced partner for heavy parts / high thicknesses • thickness 6-350 mm: 5 oxy-fuel cutting machines; 3 plasma cutting machines with automatic bevel cutting features • authorised by DNV-GL, LRS, TüV for transfer of markings (restamping) • 150 x 6 meter cutting tables • automatic two sided deburring line • bevelling robot, shotblasting / painting, additional tooling

Steel plates

• over 100,000 tons in stock: 25,000 m2 roofed surface • offshore grades S355G10+M / S420G2+M / S460G2+M, acc. EN 10225, S460NL (Z35-US) acc. EN 10025-3 • shipbuilding grades: Grade A LRS, DH36 LRS, EH36 LRS, VLD36, VLE36, VLE36 / EH36 (+Z35), VLE36TM, VLF36TM • construction plates S235JR / S355J2+N / S355K2+N acc. EN 10025-2 • ﬁne grained construction plates S355 acc. EN 10025-3 • high strength ﬁne grained plates - Dillimax 690-1100 (+Z35) • wear-resistant plates - Dillidur 400/500 • SA516GR70 / P355NL2 / P355NH • DICREST®5 (HIC resistant) acc. ASME SA 516 Gr. 60/65/70

Structural strength in heavy steel plates

AncoferWaldram Steelplates bv

Expertise, skills and true competence in heavy steel plate processing

AncoferWaldram Steelplates B.V. is a company of Dillinger

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Joost van Dijk, e-mail: joost.van.dijk@aws.dillinger.biz

T +31(0)162 49 15 00 | E sales@aws.dillinger.biz | I www.ancoferwaldram.com

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ASM Industries Powering the future Our vision: Inspired in the origins, challenging the present, fabricate the future. Part of A. Silva Matos Group, founded in 1980, ASM Industries (ASMI) is an holding company that operates in the field of manufacturing of steel equipment for renewable and marine industries, such as wind towers, offshore foundations and marine structures, with fabrication sites strategically located in Portugal. With a long track record and international recognition, ASMI is nowadays a reference supplier among the most demanded clients and partners in the global industry.

ASM Industries, S.A. Zona Industrial dos Padrões 3740-295 Sever do Vouga Portugal T +351 (0)234 590 500 F +351 (0)234 590 501 E info@asm-industries.com I www.asm-industries.com ASM Industries Contact: Ricardo Morgado Commercial Director

What we do: Wind towers - Completed steel tower sections both for onshore and offshore application. Offshore foundations - Completed foundations or parts for foundations both fixed (monopiles, transition pieces, jackets) and floating. Marine structures - Wave energy, tidal energy, buoys, buoyancy modules, aquaculture. Where we do it: ASM Energia – Located in Sever do Vouga (Aveiro District) this facility is mainly dedicated to the serial manufacturing of wind towers, namely for onshore application, and other tubulars.

The headquarters of ASM Industries are located in the same address. ASM Offshore - Located in Aveiro Port, with free access to the sea and own quay side, this new facility will be fully operational by Q1 2019 and it will be dedicated to the manufacturing of wind towers, namely for offshore application and offshore foundations, as monopiles, transition pieces and other tubulars. ASM Marine – Located in Setúbal, inside Lisnave Shipyard, this operational site, with access to a quay side and dry dock facility, is optimal to assembly and sub assembly works, beside the fabrication capacity installed, adequate to a proper response to the challenges of the offshore industry.

Why ASM Industries? Because we do it Right, as we commit to quality and on time delivery, ensuring everyone’s safety. Better, as continuous improvement is part of our culture to achieve excellence. Passionately, as we have an enthusiastic team, motivated to achieve the highest performance. For you, as every project is special and we expect your challenges to help us exceed ourselves.

What can you expect from ASM Industries? • Fully dedicated, skilled and motivated people; • customised solutions; • proactivity, cooperation and flexibility; • constant dialogue; • professional project management team; • dedicated and optimal production facilities, strategic located.

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Automasjon & Data AS Environmental Monitoring Systems A+D is one of the world’s leading companies for MetOcean or meteorological and oceanographic data systems. Main products range from Weather Stations to complete Helideck Monitoring Systems, Vessel Motion Monitoring Systems and Environmental Monitoring Systems for marine and offshore users in demanding applications. Such systems are basically a very sophisticated weather station measuring wind, temperatures, barometric pressure, motions, sea currents, waves, etc., but can include a number of additional sensors and tailor-made functions essential for offshore users.

players in the offshore wind industry. We now have a working system for monitoring all six degrees of freedom for smaller service vessels, both during transport to and from the offshore sites and during the critical phase of boarding the installations.

A+D Automasjon og Data AS Nikkelveien 14 N-4313 Sandnes Norway T +47 (0)51 12 30 80 F +47 (0)51 12 30 81

Meteorological and Oceanographic sensors A+D has a vast experience in selecting, operating and maintaining the best sensors for the tough operational conditions offshore. Only sensors with an excellent track record will be recommended for use in such critical applications. A+D can supply everything from single sensors to complete turn-key systems.

E post@automasjon.no I www.automasjon.no Automasjon og Data AS Contact: Jon A. Silgjerd

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All offshore wind turbines, service platforms and vessels need environmental data for daily operational use and as an important tool for safety purposes.

onshore and offshore. EMS systems using the well proven DADAS software from A+D have been in use for more than 18 years and have an excellent track record

A+D have had their software package DADAS in use in a large number of MetOcean data systems all over the world since 1992. The DADAS software is basically a general data acquisition package incorporating a very flexible display module, a comprehensive reporting module, alarm modules and the possibility to control smaller processes directly.

Helideck Monitoring Systems for service platforms A+D has been involved in developing Helideck Monitoring Systems since these systems were first introduced. New systems will comply with all known rules and regulations worldwide, including the CAA CAP 437 and the Norwegian Standard for HMS systems.

Environmental Monitoring Systems Often known as EMS/EMP systems, Weather Stations or MetOcean systems are a very important tool for many users

Vessel Motion Monitoring Systems for service vessels A+D has been involved in developing Vessel Motion Monitoring Systems together with a number of the main

Service work and calibration services A+D has a well qualified team of offshore service engineers, including experienced and certified support engineers onshore, who can undertake service work on all makes and models of MetOcean systems, EMP / EMS systems, HMS systems, meteorological and oceanographic sensors, etc. Our workshop is equipped for servicing and calibrating most kinds of sensors and instrumentation and has a fast track supply line for spare parts.

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Azimuth Marine ‘FlexTrack’ tensioner systems | Ship Agency | Project management | Offshore Support Azimuth Marine B.V. is an independently owned service provider to the maritime and offshore industry, specialised in ship agency, ship brokerage, marine surveys, installation, conversion and project management. Our diverse range of marine services is specifically tailored to meet our clients’ individual requirements. Our customers are provided with superior shipping support services in the Netherlands and at project locations around the globe.

Azimuth Marine B.V. P.O. Box 626 3195 ZG Pernis The Netherlands T +31 (0)10 714 46 60 E info@azimuth-marine.nl I www.azimuth-marine.nl Azimuth Rotterdam Azimuth Marine BV Contact: Joost de Waal Managing Director

Offshore support Azimuth Marine is an expert in rendering services to the offshore and renewable energy industry. A specialised maritime trade requires specialised services and port agency from a team who understand the special needs and demands in this sector of shipping. With our own representatives familiar with the trade and on site, we can act fast and effective, wherever and whenever needed.

Project management Supercargo / Port Captaincy and logistic services: Preparation, coordination and

supervision of loading and discharging, stowage, securing and lashing of cargoes such as heavy-lift, project, sawn timber, bulk, break-bulk, general cargo. Coordination and supervising installation of machinery and equipment, ship conversion. Coordination and assistance with the flow of documents between vessel, agent, port, transporter, authorities, etc. Port agency Azimuth Marine B.V. provides comprehensive technical and operational support to vessels on behalf of its owners, shippers, charterers, operators and/or managers. As your local representative and through our extensive network of suppliers, we render superior full-vessel agency attendance and ship husbandry services throughout the Netherlands.

Sales tensioners Azimuth Marine is the European sales agent and distributer for ‘FlexTrack’, an innovative, flexible, modular and compact tensioner system. This system will offer the advantage of flexibility to create the required pulling force by assembling tensioning units. The units can be positions in a linear configuration

or in a curve. It offers the possibility to create the required tensioning capacity by mounting several units with a maximum pulling force of two tonnes per unit. The compact size and light weight of the units makes fast shipment and installation on location possible. The engines can be used for a variety of applications and products, both on- and off-shore: • single unit cable engine; • cable-, pipe-, umbilical-engine in a linear configuration; • cable-, umbilical-engine in a curved configuration; • configuration of required pulling force and speed.

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BAUER Renewables Limited Relief drilling services and pile installation solutions for offshore structures Bauer Renewables Ltd. (BRL) is the wholly owned marine subsidiary of the foundation construction giant, Bauer Spezialtiefbau GmbH. BRL have been providing drilling solutions for installation of foundation piles for offshore markets since 2010.

Bauer Renewables Limited Regus Stirling - Lomond Court Castle Business Park FK9 4TU Stirling, Stirlingshire United Kingdom T +44 (0)1786 431 709 F +44 (0)1279 653 481 E bill.shaw@bauer-renewables.co.uk I www.bauer-renewables.co.uk BAUER renewables Limited Contact: Bill Shaw Commercial Director

We are a specialist marine subcontractor, providing seabed fixation solutions to offshore renewable energy markets: • tidal & wave - monopiles/mooring piles - drill and grouting installation in mixed soils & rock; • offshore wind- relief drilling for driven piles (DDD) & drill and grouting of casings in hard soils and rock.

In 2017 BRL launched our latest technology, the BAUER Dive Drill (DD C40), a unique ‘down the pile’ drill, designed to quickly reach and drill out obstructions, so that the pile driving process can resume for drive, drill, drive projects. Everything about BRL equipment is designed for speed and minimal

duration, to reduce time on location: • fast deployment from fixed platform or floating vessels; • rapid relief drilling; • quick change drill heads; • speedy recovery to vessel; • opportunity for simultaneous relief drilling and pile driving. BRL continue servicing the needs of this ever more demanding industry. Increasingly challenging geotechnical conditions and projects sited in deeper water keep our in-house equipment design specialists very busy. Turbine size is on an upward trajectory and foundations must follow. Increasing pile dimensions in very difficult soils make the case for new equipment and at BRL we are working closely with project stakeholders, to bring forward,

technology solutions that are required now, to support the installation of new generation marine and wind foundations. Please contact us to receive your project proposal.

Biardo Survival Suits Sales, rental and maintenance of your personal safety equipment Biardo Survival Suits B.V. is a provider of personal safety equipment in the offshore wind industry. We supply, rent-out and maintain survival suits & lifejacket systems for a wide variety of companies in the offshore wind industry. We have specially designed products to ensure optimal functionality and performance for all types of work at sea. Therefore we are working with the highest quality standards available for our products, like ETSO, EASA and SOLAS approvals.

Biardo survival suits’ all in one solution for the offshore wind To provide all our customers the best SOLAS equipment to do their operations as safe as possible we put together a complete package to meet the highest safety standards offshore. The Dolphin working survival suit has a SOLAS-approval and is the perfect light weight working survival suit. This completely new survival suit is developed by Biardo Survival Suits B.V. and is made of new HP-superlight breathable outer fabric. The parts on knees, arms and seat are reinforced. The neck and wrist seals are made of fire retardant neoprene. The ergonomic advantages of this suit, such as big pockets, socks, hood, gloves and elastic in the back, make this suit lightweight, comfortable and easy to wear. These qualities make the Dolphin the perfect lightweight SOLAS approved working survival suit.

De Trompet 2800 1967 DD Heemskerk The Netherlands T +31 (0)251 241 256 E sales@biardo.nl I www.biardo.com @survivalsuits biardo_survival_suits Contact: Frans Meeuwissen Managing Director

The W470 MOB AIS is an extremely small and light personal safety device. Working on VHF maritime band as MOB AIS and Homing VHF 121.50MHz, complete with GPS positioning. This personal locator beacon with AIS can be worn around the neck by its flexible silicone rubber covered antenna or it can be fitted directly into the lifejacket or lifeboat. It can be manually activated (by pressing the large button) or automatically through the marine sensors. We supply many survival suits, such as working survival suits, immersion suits, helicopter transportation suits, pilot suits and trainings suits. We also have lifejackets with or without (re) breather system, personal locator beacons and receivers.

Our products: • helicopter transportation suits; • survival suits; • work suits (ORCA); • lifejackets; • lifejacket with EBS or re-breather system; • personal locator beacons with GPS and AIS. Our customers: • contractors in the offshore wind; • oil & gas companies; • helicopter companies; • transportation (air or vessel) companies; • energy companies; • ship pilots.

The BIARDO 300N SOLAS lifejacket can be used for all purposes. It is comfortable to wear and easy to use. This lifejacket has an automatic and manual inflation system. When the water sensitive cartridge comes in contact with water it activates the automatic CO2 gas inflation mechanism. The BIARDO 300N provides a minimum of 300 Newton when fully inflated and makes it suitable for user of 43kg upwards. As optional accessories a personal locator beacon can be fitted to the lifejacket as follow up system for faster recovery during a man over board situation.

Biardo Survival Suits B.V.

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Bibby Marine Services Ltd. SOV with W2W. More access. More efficiency. More comfort. More safety Bibby WaveMaster 1, a vessel designed specifically for operations & maintenance and construction support activities of wind farms. Bibby Marine Services has completed the building of Bibby WaveMaster 1, the first in a new generation of service operations vessels serving the needs of offshore windfarm operators. The vessels first project was to support the commissioning of Galloper Wind Farm, before starting a long term contract with Total NL.

Bibby Marine Services Ltd. 105 Duke Street L1 5JQ Liverpool United Kingdom T +44 (0)151 794 10 34 F +44 (0)151 794 10 99 E mark.whitehead@ bibbymarineservices.com I www.bibbymarineservices.com Bibby Marine Services Limited @bibbymarine Contact: Mark Whitehead

Bibby were delighted to be working with Damen, one of the great names in shipping. Damen and Bibby are a similar size, both have a strong marine heritage and, almost uniquely are both family owned. Both companies focus on innovation and have similar corporate values. A collaborative approach was adopted in the design process. Bibby added our input about what we felt the customers’ requirements were and Damen modified the vessel to suit our suggestions, particularly the internal layout, work flows and the need for a ‘step less’ approach. Additional customer feedback was then incorporated in the final design.

• 6 0 ensuite cabins, numerous offices and leisure facilities. Max 90 pax; • Comfort Class 2 accommodation Bibby WaveMaster 1 is much more than a vessel it is a ‘total access and accommodation’ solution. The development of this vessel started from scratch as opposed to being an evolution of an existing design. Great care has been taken over the design period to incorporate customer needs to ensure suitability to the tasks for which it has been designed.

Designed to handle well in excess of 2.50 metre significant wave heights, the Bibby WaveMaster 1 is fully

adapted to cope with harsh North Sea conditions and crew comfort has been given the highest priority. Some of the features are : • unique hull form and DP2 ensure max stability and operability in severe sea states; • smart logistics/personnel workflows with step-less capability; • unique fuel saving dual engine power configuration for lower operating costs; • multi- stop elevator, height adjustable pedestal and UpTime W2W gangway for max access; • daughter craft, CTV landings/ refuelling, and helideck for increased access and max flexibility; • large covered/air conditioned 6 container warehouse, large deck area, ten containers with crane;

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Bladt Industries Offshore substations and foundations built for the future During the last 16 years, Bladt Industries has been involved in the fabrication of more than 1,500 offshore foundations and 20 substations for the offshore wind energy sector. Today, we continue to contribute with complex steel solutions leaving our mark on largescale, renewable energy projects around the world. We are specialists in complex steel structures for the offshore wind energy sector.

Offshore foundations We specialise in the production of offshore foundations, including monopiles, transition pieces, XL foundations and jackets. We customise each solution in accordance with customer requirements, always striving to optimise every link of the supply chain.

Bladt Industries A/S Norredybet 1 9220 Aalborg Ost Denmark T +45 (0)96 35 37 00

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Substation for Sandbank Offshore Wind Farm

Through the years, we have contributed to and left our mark on the majority of the European offshore wind farms giving us a unique knowledge of customer needs as well as of the specific challenges of the offshore industry.

Bladt Industries A/S Contact: Lars Kristensen Division Manager

Foundations for Veja Mate Offshore Wind Farm

We specialise in: • offshore substations from PC to EPCI projects; • offshore foundations: monopiles, transition pieces, XL foundations and jackets; • constructions for the utilisation of tidal and wave energy.

Jackets for Wikinger Offshore Wind Farm

Offshore substations Bladt Industries has been a dynamic and innovative player in the market ever since the very first offshore wind farms were erected. In 2002, ready to take on new challenges, we produced the first offshore substation in the world. Since then, we have produced multiple substations, and for each project, we have added to our expertise and knowledge within this field. Today, we are a market-leading manufacturer of offshore substations, offering our customers a wide range of options – from production of individual steel structures to complete turnkey solutions. With a constant focus on functionality and efficient design, we manufacture high quality and customised solutions – always delivered on time.

A few of the projects we are and have been involved in: Beatrice, Hornsea Project One, Arkona, Walney 3 & 4, Wikinger, Veja Mate, Nobelwind (Bligh Bank 2), Burbo Bank Extension, Nordsee One, Sandbank, Gode Wind 1 & 2, Baltic 2, Nordsee Ost, Borkum Riffgrund 1, West of Duddon Sands, Northwind, Gwynt y Môr, London Array, – and many more. We provide: • customised solutions; • a professional project management team ensuring successful completion of the projects; • result-oriented knowledge sharing and competent feedback; • a strong team of project managers and technicians; • optimal production and quay facilities. Through dialogue and involvement, we guide our clients through the entire process – from inception to successful completion. Our steel solutions are built for the future.

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Blue Offshore Solutions for subsea cable installation Blue Offshore supports its customers with worldwide installation, transport, storage, field jointing and repair solutions for subsea high voltage cable, array cable, flexible pipe and umbilicals. Our mission is to assist international customers with the development of the world’s oil, gas, wave, wind and tidal potential.

Our solutions Our solutions include the rental of innovative modular offshore deck equipment. Our full range of rental deck equipment consists of basket carousels, tensioners of 10 and 15 tonnes, loading towers, roller highways and chutes. We can also provide tailor-made solutions.

Blue Offshore Laan van Nieuw Oost-Indië 191 2593 BN Den Haag The Netherlands T +31 (0)70 711 37 74 E info@blueoffshore.com I www.blueoffshore.com

Blue Offshore supports vessel’s deck and equipment engineering, Finite Ele ment Method calculations, sea fastening and stability analyses, project manage ment and project engineering. We also provide offshore crew to operate the deck equipment during operations and to support mobilisation, hook-up, commis sioning, maintenance and demobilisation. Our basket carousels have a modular design and have variable product carrying capacities up to 5,000 tonnes for dynamic use and up to 7,000 tonnes for static use. The outer diameters of the basket carousels are 15m, 18m and 23m. Our basket carousels are Lloyds’ Register certified. The basket carousels have an integrated grillage for sheerleg lifting or SPMT (de)mobilisation. The grillage is strong enough to support lifting the basket carousel in one single lift during (de)mobilisations. We have developed a Lloyd’s certified 15m outer diameter basket carousel that can be lifted loaded with 1,000 tonnes of product. Also our loading towers can be lifted in a single lift.

It allows flexible product loading and installation schedules with an increased choice of product installation methodologies. Our recent projects • For splicing operations for the Hornsea project, Blue Offshore supports VBMS with a 23m OD - 8m height basket carousel onshore. • Blue Offshore provides a flexible storage solution for NKT cables for the Hornsea project, by providing a 23m OD - 10m height basket carousel on a barge. • Blue Offshore has supported Subsea 7/EMAS with the offshore installation of a flexible pipe for the ENI OTCP project in Ghana, by providing a rental modular system. The system consisted of an 18m OD - 6m height

basket carousel system, associated equipment and crew. • Saipem involved Blue Offshore in the Zohr 1 Field Development project in Egypt. Blue Offshore provided a rental 23m OD - 8m height basket carousel system and crew for the transportation and installation of umbilicals. • EMAS AMC (Chiyoda) contracted Blue Offshore to provide a rental 15m OD - 4m height basket carousel system, able to lift 1,000 tonnes of umbilicals, and crew, used for the installation of umbilicals for Woodside’s Julimar Development project in Australia. • Blue Offshore has supported Subsea 7 with the installation of a flexible pipe for Statoil’s Oseberg Delta 2 project by providing a modular system, consisting of a 23m OD - 8m height basket carousel.

Our equipment can easily be installed on a wide range of vessels or placed on the quayside. Cost and risks are reduced due to the modularity of the equipment.

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Breman Machinery Extreme precision Breman Machinery is an all-round supplier of special welding constructions, heavy sheet metal work and machining of extreme precision parts

Breman Machinery b.v. Sasdijk 20 8281 BM Genemuiden The Netherlands T +31 (0)88 273 62 00 E info@breman-machinery.nl I www.breman-machinery.nl Breman Machinery B.V. Contact: Jan Boer Sales Engineer

Extreme precision Breman Machinery b.v. has the experience to make your wishes become reality. Our team of 130 wellexperienced employees have the knowledge to create work pieces of extreme sizes with maximum precision. We have a good record of projects for oil and gas companies, Mechanical Engineers, aerospace companies and industrial firms. They see us a partner in the construction of machines and the implementation of projects. We do not turn down any challenge.

Capacity The welders of high-quality steel, like S460-S690, Duplex etc., are qualified by Lloyd’s Register or DNV for all welding positions. With 30 milling, boring and turning machines we have the possibility to offer unique services. Our largest boring machine has a range of X=26.500, Y=10.000 and Z=2.500 and the largest turning machine can handle a length of 16,000mm. Our preservation department can protect your projects with different painting systems. The workshops in Genemuiden have a surface of 21,000 meters with a height of 25 metres. The crane capacity is up to 320 tonnes. Our location is beside open water, which means we have a direct connection to the international ports.

Quality High quality is one of our most important standards. We work according ISO9001, ISO3834-2, EN1090-1 and VCA**.

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Chevalier Floatels Much more than accommodation Chevalier Floatels is a highly experienced operator of walk-to-work vessels and accommodation barges. It owns two offshore support vessels with permanently installed Ampelmann Heave Compensated Gangways. It has completed over 30 walk-to-work projects in offshore wind and oil and gas. It offers reasonably priced year round platform access. Chevalier Floatels also owns four berth connected accommodation barges. They can offer complete accommodation facilities in even the most remote areas. The company focusses on safety, client satisfaction and cost efficiency.

Chevalier Floatels Kootwijkerdijk 2 3774 JT Kootwijkerbroek The Netherlands T +31 (0)342 44 14 04 F +31 (0)342 44 39 15 E info@cfbv.com I www.cfbv.com Chevalier Floatels bv Contact: Marcel Roelofs General Manager

Walk To Work vessels The two Chevalier owned Floatels, DP Gezina and DP Galyna, both feature an Ampelmann Gangway, heave compensated crane and crew boat landing. The gangway makes platform access as easy as crossing the street. Because of the low air draft, the vessels can even work under working turbines. The vessels have 55 beds for client accommodation in 38 cabins with TV’s, all connected to a bathroom, and have Wi-Fi throughout the vessel. There are two larges offices with seven desks. These vessels are efficient work horses with the ambiance of a modern hotel.

Vessel upgrades The vessels have four azimuth thrusters including a recently fitted retractable bow thruster. In combination with new Ampelmann Enhanced Performance Software, they have now proven to be fully operational all year round. The aft deck has been covered with an additional deck allowing for a covered container storage while at same time creating a work deck above. Hotel barges The hotel barges of Chevalier are all designed with guest comfort in mind. They feature galley, restaurant, café,

recreation areas, laundry and offices. The Rossini features its own water makers and sewage treatment system and can be employed in the most inhospitable areas of the world. Kalmar is the largest vessel of the fleet, with 221 cabins. The most luxurious barge in the fleet is the Sans Vitesse with 101 cabins fitted out to the standard of a modern business hotel. This barge has been used frequently for project management or client representatives team accommodation. Future Chevalier Floatels has grown quite rapidly anticipating trends required by clients. Building on customer satisfaction and applying lessons learned enables the company to be a leader in this market.

As environmental responsibility is important, the vessels are designed for extremely low CO2 emissions and feature

a very low fuel consumption of about three cubic metres per day, making the vessels the most cost efficient walk to work vessels in the market.

Offshore wind in North West Europe

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Over the past 25 years offshore wind has become an integral part of the European energy mix. More than 3GW of new offshore wind capacity was commissioned in Europe during 2015. This brought the cumulative installed capacity to more than 11GW at the end of 2015, most of it in the North Sea, making Northern Europe a frontrunner in offshore wind.

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Recent tender awards in Germany, the Netherlands and Denmark show that offshore wind energy is rapidly improving its competitive position compared to conventional generation. The industry has made important structural cost reductions and has reached its cost reduction objectives for 2020 well ahead of schedule.

While there are similarities between some of these markets, there are also important differences. Location-specific factors vary – such as distance from shore and water depth – as does legislation governing spatial planning, permits, subsidy mechanisms and grid connection.

Looking ahead, we see that many countries aim to increase their offshore wind capacity. Targets for the main offshore wind markets in Northern Europe – Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, the Netherlands and the UK – add up to 20GW in 2020. The North Sea is expected to remain the main region for offshore deployment in the coming years, and significant developments are also foreseen in the Baltic Sea and the Irish Sea.

This article is based on excerpts from the chapters on Belgium, France and the Netherlands in the CMS e-guide to offshore wind in Northern Europe. The article offers top-level facts, designed to help you get an overall picture of the stage of development and prospects in these three countries. The CMS e-guide contains much more detail and information on technical aspects to help investors make informed decisions.

Belgium Belgium aims to have a total installed offshore wind capacity of up to 2,280MW in operation by 2020. To date, four offshore wind farms are operational – C-Power, Belwind 1 & 2 and Northwind – with a total capacity of 877MW. Five other offshore wind projects with a total capacity up to 1,500MW were licensed in 2014–2015 and should be operational by 2020 (Norther, Rentel, Mermaid, Northwester 2 and Seastar). Offshore wind farms are supported by green certificates (GCs) issued by CREG, the federal market regulator. GCs can be sold to electricity suppliers or to Elia, the Belgian transmission system operator (TSO). In the latter case a guaranteed minimum price applies, as determined by the Belgian

Federal Government. Additional support measures include: preferential balancing tariffs; an investment guarantee in case of withdrawal of an authorisation, permit or permission, or cessation of the project for reasons not attributable to the project; and financial support for the offshore transmission cable. Under the current regime, offshore wind projects must have an individual connection contract with the TSO. However, it is envisaged that future offshore wind farms will connect to a new Belgian offshore grid. The legal framework for this offshore grid, adopted in 13 July 2017, sets an obligation to connect to the offshore grid and includes penalties for interruptions. Its entry into force is currently suspended until the necessary Royal decrees are adopted in 2018. All tender procedures are currently closed, and the Belgian Federal Government has not designated any additional zones to offshore wind. Due to the recent significant drop in prices awarded to offshore wind farms in the Netherlands (Borssele) and in Germany, the Secretary of State considered recalling the concessions granted to Northwester II, Mermaid and Seastar. This option was set aside, however, as the Federal State and the concession holders agreed on new supporting conditions due to be implemented in 2018. France France has officially two offshore wind energy targets: • 500MW of installed fixed-bottom offshore wind capacity by 2018 and 3,000MW by 2023, plus 500-6,000MW of fixed-bottom offshore wind capacity awarded through tenders by 2023. • 100MW of installed other maritime energies (floating offshore wind and tidal wave energy) and 200-2,000MW of awarded other maritime energies through tenders by 2023.

Expected projects in the near future are: Dunkirk (third call for tender for the seventh offshore wind area expected to be awarded in 2018, for 500-600MW); and likely a fourth call for tender - Oléron, announced by the former Minister of Ecology, Sustainable Development and Energy but not yet tendered. These projects will be governed by a new premium support scheme introduced in 2016, in accordance with EU Energy and Environmental State Aid Guidelines of 28 June 2014. Under this scheme, the generators shall sell their electricity on the market, and EDF (reimbursed by the State) shall pay a premium if the tariff set by the winner of the tender is higher than the market price, or, vice versa, benefit from the payment made by the generator. Offshore wind projects must enter into several contracts with RTE, the transmission system operator. A new compensation scheme specific for offshore wind farm developers shall apply to all offshore wind farms in case of delay in grid connection, and an indemnification scheme shall apply for projects not yet awarded. France will not achieve its offshore wind objectives, as legal proceedings have slowed down many projects. But efforts are continuing towards a simplification of the legal framework, through several bills currently under discussion. The new Government is expected to publish an amended roadmap for France’s energy transition by the end of 2018. The Netherlands The Dutch Energy Agreement for Sustainable Growth – agreed in 2014 between parties including the Dutch government, environmental and nature protection organisations and energy companies – has been an important driver for the development of offshore wind parks in the Netherlands. While there was some prior activity in the field of offshore wind, resulting in approximately 1,000MW offshore wind capacity in operation and under

development, the Energy Agreement announced an increase in offshore wind energy capacity to 4,450MW in 2023. For this purpose, the Dutch state has developed a new legislative framework of five phased tenders, each for 700MW, to take place from 2015 to 2019. A prerequisite of a 40 per cent cost reduction over this five-tender period was achieved in the first tender. At the time of writing (December 2017) the third tender is open. Unlike the first two tenders – in which subsidy and wind permits were awarded to the party tendering for the lowest subsidy – the third tender (for sites I and II of the Hollandse Kust (zuid) Wind Farm Zone) will follow the German precedent and be without subsidies. If this tender does not yield acceptable bids, a substitute tender procedure, including subsidy, will start along the lines of the previous two tenders. The new offshore wind parks will be connected to an offshore grid developed and operated by Dutch transmission system operator TenneT TSO. A statutory compensation scheme applies in case of unavailability or a delay in completion of the offshore grid. Under the new coalition agreement, the Netherlands intends to roll out new offshore wind farm sites with a total annual capacity of 1GW between 2023-2030. After 2030 this rollout pace may be reduced to 700MW per year.

Further information We hope you found the information in this article useful. Further details on the three jurisdictions covered here, as well as information on the market in Denmark, is available in the CMS e-guide at eguides.cmslegal.com/offshore. We will be updating the e-quide in the coming months with articles from Germany and the UK. Please check back at the link or join our energy industry-dedicated page on LinkedIn where you will be notified when we publish new chapters. 51

Six offshore wind areas were tendered through the first two calls for tenders, with a total capacity of around 2,930MW. These parks are not expected to become

operational before 2020 at the very earliest. They shall benefit from feed-in tariffs for a period of 20 years.

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C-Ventus Offshore Windfarm Services BV Professional partners for a sustainable future C-Ventus Offshore Windfarm Services BV was established in 2011. Over the years the company has enhanced its service package as well as operational working area, which now includes the Belgian, Dutch, German and UK sectors. In these sectors C-Ventus offers installation support, inspection, repair and maintenance both above and below the waterline as well as the decommissioning of infrastructure, whereby it is committed to the highest quality and safety standards.

C-Ventus Offshore Windfarm Services BV Havenkade 100 A 1973 AM IJmuiden The Netherlands T +31 (0)25 582 00 20 E info@c-ventus.com I www.c-ventus.com Contact: Peter van Veen Commercial Manager

Installation support | BoP inspections, repair & maintenance | decommissioning Above water-line installation services: • rope access; • cable pull in; • termination & testing; • foundations inspections & repair; • coating inspections & repair; • confined space inspections.

Subsea installation services: • diving & ROV works; • survey; • anode installation; • UXO remediation; • pre lay grapnel runs; • oos cable & boulder removal.

C-Ventus has the following certifications: • ISO 9001 • ISO 14001 • OHSAS 18001 • IRATA

Most recent projects: The Netherlands • Egmond aan Zee OWF • Luchterduinen OWF • Prinses Amalia OWF • Westermeerwind Belgium • Northwind OWF • Belwind OWF • Rentel OWF • Bligh Bank II OWF Germany • Nord See Ost OWF • Dantysk OWF • Veja Mate OWF • Gode Wind OWF

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C-Ventus Offshore Windfarm Services Ltd. Professional partners for a sustainable future Further to survey, diving and ROV operations as well as scour mitigation and coating campaigns in the United Kingdom, C-Ventus Offshore Windfarm Services UK Ltd. was founded in 2016. Be it overall project management of annual inspection programs and follow-up remedial action or ad-hoc consultancy and specific project support, C-Ventus UK is able to deliver based on knowhow and experience. Safe, reliable and always with the client’s best interest at heart, we truly appreciate the challenges posed by an offshore environment and look forward to be of service.

C-Ventus Offshore Windfarm Services Ltd. OrbisEnergy Unit 207, Wilde Street Lowestoft, Suffolk NR32 1XH United Kingdom E info@c-ventus.com I www.c-ventus.com Contact: Jeremy Hardin Commercial Manager

Installation Support | BoP packages, inspections, repair and maintenance | Decommissioning Most recent projects: United Kingdom • Ormonde OWF • Walney 3 & 4 OWF • Racebank OWF • Burbo Bank OWF

www.offshoreenergytoday.com

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CWind Engineering a clean and connected future CWind is part of the Global Marine Group, delivering power cable and asset management services topside and subsea, to the offshore renewables and utilities market. With experience at over 40 offshore wind farms, and known as a reliable power cable installation and repair provider, CWind consistently demonstrates a commitment to innovation with a can-do attitude.

CWind, part of the Global Marine Group Ocean House, 1 Winsford Way Boreham Interchange CM2 5PD Chelmsford United Kingdom T +44 (0)12 45 70 20 00 E info@cwind.global I www.cwind.global @CWind @CWind_Ltd Contact: Sarah Daubney Marketing Executive

CWind holds a unique market position with a dedicated team of trained technicians combined with a fuel efficient fleet of crew transfer vessels (CTV) and access to highly experienced cable ships. CWind deliver comprehensive services and turnkey packages throughout the lifecycle of a wind farm. In addition to this, the company has its own in-house training facility, the National Wind Farm Training Centre (NWFTC), providing a comprehensive range of GWO accredited courses.

offshore subsea industries, which are key to the success of projects delivered onsite. Our professional and skilled project engineers can provide a variety of services at all project stages. These services include front-end engineering design (FEED); equipment procurement and build; mobilisation of offshore and subsea systems; offshore installation; and final project close out.

Creating long-standing partnerships with significant wind farm owners and developers such as Orsted, E.ON and Vattenfall, demonstrate the Company’s flexibility and understanding of customer needs. CWind have access to an in-house engineering team with vast experience, knowledge and expertise in international

CWind is constantly thinking of new and innovative solutions to address client problems and is 100 per cent committed to on-going new product development – engineering a blade repair solution is the latest ground breaking package available from the company.

The company is equally committed to developing a local presence to support the geographical needs of clients. Grimsby and the Blyth Offshore Service Hub serve as regional bases in the North East, and Portland serves the South. These hubs facilitate vessel mobilisation and deployment, as well as cable management and storage capability.

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Damen Offshore Wind The best tools at sea Damen Offshore Wind Vessels aim to support both energy companies and offshore contractors at every stage of an offshore wind farm’s lifecycle: development, installation, operations and maintenance. Damen has been working hard to introduce new designs, showing that they seriously mean to remain a step ahead in terms of providing the right solutions to the market.

Damen Shipyards Gorinchem P.O. Box 1 4200 AA Gorinchem The Netherlands T +31 (0)183 63 99 11 F +31 (0)183 63 21 89 E peter.robert@damen.com I www.damen.com Damen Industrieel Damen Shipyards Damen Shipyards Group Damen Shipyards Damen Shipyards damenshipyards Damen Shipyards Contact: Peter Robert Head of Business Development & Market Intelligence

Damen Service Operations Vessel (SOV) Damen Shipyards’ SOV is a ‘walk-towork’ vessel able to stay at sea for one month supporting wind turbine operations, providing a powerful alternative to the rapidly maturing offshore renewables energy market. The SOV is the result of extensive consultation with vessel operators, field developers and turbine makers, plus two years of design development. The vessel provides on-site work and storage facilities, plus accommodation for 40 turbine maintenance personnel

and 20 crew members for periods of up to one month. At distances greater than 30 nautical miles, the time taken to transfer maintenance crew from shore to turbine and back again everyday starts to become critical, with the longer travel time having a large impact on the overall cost of the operation. Damen has been able to design a vessel for sustained operations at sea that could guarantee 80 per cent availability working with wave heights of up to three metre Hs. This will significantly reduce costs and increase efficiency in the Central North Sea, an area considered to be the ‘worst case’ area for support vessel deployment.

DG JACK Damen and GustoMSC have announced the forming of a collaboration in order to produce a range of self-propelled and non-self-propelled jack-up platforms – the DG JACK range. The collaboration will be based on GustoMSC’s strong track record in the design of jack-ups and provision of jacking systems, combined with Damen’s extensive experience in shipbuilding and vessel optimisation, financing and worldwide after-sales services. The DG JACK range features four jack-ups, the DG JACK 6136 P, 7140P, 5632P and 14350P, with the capability

with the high standard VFD controlled GMSC jacking system for smooth and safe operation. With a total leg length of ca 107 metre DG JACK 14350 P can stand in a waterdepth up to 65 metre. The accommodation is suitable for 70 persons in single berth cabins and can be increased to 130 persons in double berth cabins. The joint Damen and GustoMSC team is fully aligned to provide an optimised solution covering the complete lifecycle of the units, including the design, construction and delivery as well as services during operational life. The decision to partner up to deliver the DG JACK was based on extensive feedback from the market. Industry trends towards larger turbine capacity demonstrate the need for such a range. At the same time, operational experience to date has shown the requirement for jack-up intervention. And, with operational life of a wind farm being between 20 and 25 years, the case for JACK is clear. FCS 2710 Damen’s Fast Crew Supplier (FCS) 2710 has been hailed as a ‘game-changer’ in the industry. is a catamaran version of the renowned Sea Axe. Its Twin Axe hull form ensures the fast, comfortable and, most importantly of all, safe transfer of passengers and goods to offshore locations.

to operate at 60, 80 and 55 metres of water depth respectively.

The Twin Axe hull of the vessel works by significantly reducing the amount of resistance the vessel encounters in the water whilst underway. In addition to providing comfortable transportation, this confers on the vessel the additional benefit of considerably improved fuel efficiency.

Wind & Offshore Lifting Factor (WOLF) The Damen WOLF is a new platform able to work across the offshore renewable and non-renewables markets as well as in decommissioning. With a crane capacity of 2,500 tonnes, the new vessel will perform installation of wind turbine foundations. Its multimarket versatility means the WOLF can also install and decommission fixed oil & gas structures in shallow water as well as mooring systems and subsea structures. Damen Shipyards Group Damen Shipyards Group operates more than 33 shipyards and related companies worldwide. Consistent quality and short delivery times, due to standardised designs, modular construction and keeping vessels in stock, are Damen hallmarks. Proven technology, reliable performance and continuous (scientific) research enable Damen to offer customers innovative vessels with great Total Cost of Ownership. Damen’s portfolio encompasses different types of tugs, workboats, high-speed craft, fast ferries, and cargo vessels, all of in-house design. In addition to the series-built, standardtype vessels, Damen is also active in the designing and building specialised workboats and patrol vessels, such as buoy laying vessels, pipe-laying barges, naval and patrol vessels and other large seagoing workboats. In addition to shipbuilding Damen offers supporting services, such as Damen Technical Cooperation (i.e. vessel packages for local building), repair and maintenance services (incl. spare parts), asset management systems, customer finance and crew training programmes.

The DG JACK 14350 P is a new entry to the range. It has a capacity to carry three complete 10MW wind turbine installations including complete towers, nacelles and blades. The crane of the DG JACK 14350 P has a capacity of 1,250 tonnes at a height of 135 metre above the working deck – 160 metre above sea level for installing towers and and complete nacelles nacelles. For installing monopiles the crane can also lift 2,000 tonnes at 110 metre above deck.DG JACK 14350 P is equipped

Damen’s R&D department invested a great deal of time improving the design of a conventional catamaran so that the FCS 2710 could achieve its unrivalled seakeeping behaviour at high speeds. The Sea Axe hull shape, along with the raised deck of the design, mean that the vessel can operate at these speeds in higher sea states, greatly extending the operating window.

Comfort is additionally improved by the positioning of the superstructure to the aft of the vessel. The vessel design offers a large working deck area with extensive cargo capacity, for the highest levels of workability. The FCS 2710 is extremely versatile, as can be seen by the recent applications of the vessel across the spectrum of the offshore industries.

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DBR Your partner in reliability DBR BV is independent OEM manufacturer of generator sets and becomes more and more an EPC contractor for power solutions in the offshore, marine & dredging industry up to 4,000kVA worldwide. DBR supplies a standard range and design custom solutions for open and containerised applications, including DNVGL2.7-1/3 and A60 rated packages, according to the high quality codes & standards and IACS classification rules.

DBR BV Lelystraat 53 3364 AH Sliedrecht The Netherlands T +31 (0)184 61 32 00 F +31 (0)184 61 26 54 E info@dbr-bv.nl I www.dbr-bv.nl dbr.generatorsets Contact: H.J. Hafkamp Sales Manager

Why DBR • Moreover 50 years experience and reliability in the offshore, marine & dredging industry; • proven track record of thousands of vessels and platforms which are still using the power of the DBR generator sets worldwide; • flexible private company with highly motivated and dedicated people; • professional group of clients; • brand independent; • OEM partner for most well known engine and generator brands; • EPC contractor for power solutions; • efficient production and monitoring systems; • worldwide service; • custom solutions.

Used brands are often the engine brands Mitsubishi, Volvo, MAN, MTU, Waukesha, Cummins or Caterpillar with Leroy Somer or Stamford generators. 3D modelling Especially for turnkey projects as well for containerised power packs DBR has made exceptionally benefits for our clients by using 3D modelling. DBR – “your partner in reliability”

DBR assure the reliability by doing all the necessary activities from start engineering until maintenance and delivery of spare parts. Training and commissioning on site assists operational people in effective use of the sophisticated equipment. DBR has developed itself as reliable partner in which quality and safety plays an important role. Rely on DBR as your ISO 9001, SCC and offshore GWO certified company.

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DEKC Maritime Passionate about design & engineering DEKC Maritime started back in 1972 as a detail engineering department of centraal staal b.v. and after several name changes from TE-central engineering to Engineering Centrum Groningen to Vuyk Groningen and CIG Maritime Technology became DEKC Maritime. Over the years the company developed from a detail engineering department to an independent knowledge centre for the Maritime Industry in the Netherlands and abroad

DEKC Maritime Osloweg 110 9723 BX Groningen The Netherlands T +31 (0)50 575 39 50 F +31 (0)50 575 39 51 E info@dekc.nl I www.dekc-maritime.com DEKC Maritime DEKC Maritime Contact: Cor Lettenga Managing Director

DEKC Maritime offers concept design, basic design, and detail engineering for new build vessels as well as support during the lifetime of a vessel such as support with modifications, mobilisations and project specific engineering. With the specialists in naval architecture, structural design, mechanical engineering (systems and tools) and detail engineering we are able to help with every idea or challenge.

production techniques as well as new ship designs, systems and complete logistical and operational solutions is done in house and together with respected partners.

3D presentation is involved at every stage of the design and engineering process. In a complete full-scale computer model the clients can navigate and it is also possible to present this model in a virtual environment. These models give a great insight in the final execution of a design and help assessing feasibility and operability of aÂ design or operation.

Through the years DEKC Maritime developed extensive knowledge and experience, and still has the ambition to innovate constantly. Development of new presentation, analysis, design and

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Dieseko Group Wind and oil & gas – time saving piling and decommissioning solutions with vibratory technology Vibro technology is a proven method for fast and accurate pile driving. Dieseko Group develops and supplies vibratory hammers for driving or extracting offshore wind farm foundation piles.

Dieseko Group BV Lelystraat 49 3364 AH Sliedrecht The Netherlands T +31 (0)18 441 03 33 F +31 (0)18 441 13 86 E info@diesekogroup.com I www.pve-holland.com @ICEPVEHolland Dieseko Group - ICE PVE

Contact: Arjen van der Schaaf

Vibrating technology in a highly competitive market Market leader Dieseko Group develops and supplies you with the right foundation equipment, to take the full advantage of the current energy change. Dieseko Group offers vibro technology with lowest noise emission levels for sea life and environment. Our technology is also highly efficient and time saving. We have our own in house R&D department and benefit from long-term relationships with geotechnical experts.

a combination of two 250kgm carters, has proven once again to have the power to extract monopiles without any problems.

PVE 500M Recently the heaviest single PVE vibratory hammer of Dieseko Group successfully dismantled wind farm Lely in only three hours. Four monopiles were removed from the seabed and carried off via pontoons. The PVE 500M,

Benefits PVE 300MU The main benefits of the PVE 300MU are considerable timesaving, reducing deck space occupancy and cost efficiency, without additional equipment such as separate internal lifting tools. A proven track record

PVE 300MU This hammer does not only reduce driving time, but also saves on handling time. This upending vibratory hammer brings horizontal stored piles into the vertical position from which they are lifted, positioned and vibrated in one sequence.

with more than 250 piles are upended and driven by our PVE 300MU offshore. Monopiles XXL The foundations and production capabilities of monopiles have taken a lift and recent designs show diameters of ten metres for future XXL monopiles. Dieseko Group designs vibro equipment to drive and extract XXL piles. Test results The test report of the Carbon Trust Offshore Wind Accelerator program showed that vibratory piling is up to ten times faster and less noisy, compared to the conventional method of impact hammering. During dismantling wind farm Lely independent underwater sound tests were carried out. The results are very positive.

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DS Marine Finance The work boat finance specialists DS Marine Finance is one of the leading arrangers of specialist marine finance for vessels used in the offshore wind market, with a proven track record of finance facilities arranged for over 100 vessels in the last six years.

Every marine finance package we arrange is a bespoke solution unique to each customer. We source banks and funders to finance your vessels and are involved from the start to the end of the deal. Key products and services include marine mortgages, marine rental agreements and shortterm finance agreements. We can also advise on mergers & acquisitions, trade sales and potential vessels that may be for sale. Customers include work boat operators, crew transfer companies, shipping companies and renewable investment funds in the UK and Europe. Vessels financed range in size from 12 metres to over 28 metres, including crew transfer vessels, multi-cats, jack-ups and flat top barges, with up to 100 per cent loan to value. We also offer finance on other marine assets including ROV’s, access systems, cranes, system and navigation upgrades. DS Marine Finance is completely inde pendent, with a proven track record of experience gained from over 100 vessels in the last six years. We have in-depth knowledge and understanding of the workboat market, demonstrated by the fact that every one of our customers has returned to DS Marine Finance for a subsequent deal - helping us to become the go-to name in the sector for all vessel financing.

London United Kingdom T +44 (0)79 73 18 78 88 F +44 (0)20 77 76 65 98 E info@dsmarinefinance.com I www.dsmarinefinance.com Contact:

DS Marine Finance has an extensive network of finance providers with facilities available from a range of UK High Street Banks & Merchant Banks, specialist UK marine funders, European Banks, American Funders, Middle Eastern Banks, Renewable Investment Funds and Private Funds. DS Marine Finance offer some highly innovative approaches to finance including; the co-ownership of vessels, enabling you to pay for use of the vessel rather than ownership; the ability to resell vessels at the end of the finance facility; the purchase of older vessels to release cash for new ones; the sale and lease back of older vessels; the re-financing of entire fleets; the first ever deal with two funders. For banks we also offer a distress vessel management service.

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Banks/funders/investors – we have deals prepared and ready for you. Vessel builders – we have customers wanting stock. If you have vessels out on rental, we would like to buy those agreements from you. Operators – we have funds ready to deploy. We can help you sell your early stock, and we could also re-finance your entire fleet.

Key products and services include marine mortgages, marine rental agreements and short-term finance agreements, whilst we can also arrange the financing of “used” vessels.

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EEW Special Pipe Constructions GmbH Discover new dimensions - foundations by EEW SPC EEW Special Pipe Constructions GmbH (EEW SPC), located in Rostock, has been engaged in the production of heavy steel pipes and related pipe components since 2008. Our customers, concentrated in Germany and other European countries, are mainly active in the offshore wind industry and offshore oil & gas sector. EEW SPC has its roots in the Erndtebrücker Eisenwerk GmbH & Co. KG (EEW) which was founded in 1936. The EEW Group has 2,100 employees world wide with production facilities in Germany, UK, South Korea, Malaysia and Saudi Arabia, as well as several sales offices in every continent.

EEW Special Pipe Constructions GmbH Am Eisenwerk 1 18147 Rostock Germany T +49 (0)38 18 17 16 0 F +49 (0)38 18 17 16 11 0 E info@eewspc.de I www.eewspc.de Contact:

Michael Hof COO / Managing Director

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Thick-walled, longitudinally welded large pipes, with diameters of up to ten metres, lengths of up to 120 metres, and up to 1,500 tonnes unit weight can be fabricated in Rostock. The annual capacity of 200,000 tonnes per year is based on the use of stateof-the-art machines and innovative manufacturing methods. EEW SPC has a total of 32,000m² fabrication capability under roof and 198,000m² of storage area. The own quay guarantees direct access to the sea. EEW SPC is also ideally prepared to face the challenges of future offshore wind farms in deeper waters. Based on investments in special fabrication halls and equipment, the production facilities for offshore wind products have been considerably enhanced. Now monopiles with a diameter

of up to ten metres and with unit weights of up to 1,500 tonnes can be produced. These XL monopiles could be used for offshore wind farms with higher turbine power and in deeper waters up to 40 metres and are the most economic foundation structure available at present. With the company EEW Offshore Structures (Britain) based on by the River Tees, we are also able to manufacture offshore steel structures in the UK. The facilities are particularly well suited for the production of large tubular offshore wind foundations, most notably transition pieces. With our current order intake included, EEW SPC has participated, as foundation manufacturer, in the installation of over 1,700 WTGs for OWF projects in Germany, UK, the Netherlands and Belgium.

Large-diameter pipes by EEW SPC production programme: • monopiles/Transition pieces; • prefabricated components for jackets; • pin piles for jackets; • suction piles.

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ELA Container Offshore Offshore accommodation for rent and sale ELA Container Offshore GmbH was established in 2014 as a response to the special needs of the offshore industry. By developing a system of standardised modules based on DNV 2.7-1 / DNV 2.7-2 / DNV 2.7-3 and CSC approved offshore containers, we can provide bespoke accommodation solutions for all non-hazardous areas on-board all kinds of platforms, barges and supply vessels. Dedicated to providing the whole offshore industry with temporary accommodation solutions for rent, we own and operate a fleet of accommodation modules, living quarters and a range of offshore cargo carrying units (CCU’s).

ELA Container Offshore GmbH Zeppelinstraße 19-21 49733 Haren (Ems) Germany T +49 (0)5932 73 23 500 F +49 (0)5932 73 23 510 E info@ela-offshore.com I www.ela-offshore.com ELA Container Offshore @ELAOffshore ELA Container Offshore GmbH Contact: Hans Gatzemeier Managing Director

• T he 20’ Premium Accommodation Container with internal walkway The 20 feet ELA Offshore Premium Container is designed for all nonhazardous areas on-board any offshore vessel or structure. Although suitable for stand-alone use, the Premium module is particularly useful in larger installations. The internal corridor allows movement between modules without leaving the complex. As the modules can be stacked without gangways, multi-level installations can be mobilised on any standard 20’/40’ ISO twist lock arrangements quickly and without modifications. • The 33’ Premium Plus Accommodation Container with internal walkway When you are looking for an additional level of comfort, our Premium Plus

range will not disappoint. Designed for long-term deployments on platforms, offshore rigs and/or accommodation barges, these 33’ modules offer every thing our standard modules offer, but on a much larger footprint. Featuring a central corridor and spacious rooms at either side, these modules can be easily combined to create large accom modation units at very short notice. • ELA Offshore CCUs and Workshops The ELA Offshore Cargo Carrying Units are suitable for use on all kinds of offshore units such as platforms, rigs and all types of vessels due to the DNV 2.7-1 / EN 12079-1, ISO-Norm-R-668 and CSC certifications. Compliant to standard ISO measurements and supplied including certified offshore slings, they are ready for use immediately.

Our product range includes: • The 20’ Allrounder Accommodation Containers The 20 feet ELA Offshore Allrounder Container is designed for all nonhazardous areas on-board any offshore vessel or structure. By using our accessories, these modules can easily be combined to create larger installations, too. Low weight, ISO dimensions and “plug&play” design allow quick installation and immediate use. The ease of use and low costs of mobilisation allow these modules to be deployed economically, even on short-term projects. Extremely suitable as stand-alone modules but also excellent as part of larger 65 accommodation complex, the Allrounder range has been a steady performer in the offshore market.

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Fred. Olsen Windcarrier Celebrating 170 years in 2018 Fred. Olsen Windcarrier builds on a marine heritage spanning 170 years to provide bespoke construction, installation and operations & maintenance services to the offshore wind sector. Established in 2008, the company has Norwegian roots, an international reach and the benefit of close links with Fred. Olsen related companies. These links give clients access to 1,200 highly skilled personnel and services for the key elements in the construction and operation & maintenance (O&M) of an offshore wind farm through single points of contact.

“The company offers a modern fleet operated by an experienced and dedica ted crew along with safe, efficient marine operations with highest HSEQ standards.”

Fred. Olsen Windcarrier Fred. Olsens gate 2 P.O. Box 581 0152 Oslo

Working with related companies Global Wind Service, Natural Power and ZephIR Lidar – Fred. Olsen Windcarrier offers the full range of their specialist services. This includes innovative tailored services for construction with skilled project management and engineering, jack-ups, crew transfer vessels (CTVs) and highly trained personnel. And in 2017, a more structured alliance was announced, creating an unparalled, dedicated O&M service offering with inspections, major component exchange, service campaigns, blade repair, high voltage management, repair and repowering. There modern fleet boasts two of the hardest working, flexible jack-up vessels in the industry: Brave Tern and Bold Tern. The sister vessels underwent extensive upgrades in 2016 to extend the jacking legs by 14 metres, up to 92.40 metres long. The cranes were prepared for a boom extension of up to 20 metres, and the lifting height is now 120 metres from the main deck. The upgrades ensured the vessels were set to play an historic role in the installation of the first offshore wind turbines in the US, Block Island Offshore Wind Farm. Five GE nacelles were transported across the Atlantic with US flagged feeder barges transporting the towers and blades from shore. The project was safely completed ahead of schedule in just 70 days.

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Wikinger Offshore Wind Farm, in the German North Sea. While sister vessel Bold Tern was busy installing Siemens 6MW turbines at Veja Mate Offshore Wind Farm also in Germany, which was followed with further installation work at Galloper off the UK coast. Global Wind Service installation technicians were key to the completion of all three 2017 projects. Fred. Olsen Windcarrier’s also includes seven CTVs. The Bayard class vessels are purpose designed, Norwegian built, Danish flagged and classed by DNVGL ensuring that Fred. Olsen Windcarrier fulfills requirements for quality shipping with proper certification. In 2017 they achieved 1,000 days without a lost time incident while conducting 39,605 landings, 140,570 transfers and with crews working 205,934 hours.

Three of the Bayard vessels were solidly employed in UK waters at Walney 1+2 offshore wind farm, where they will continue for the duration of their threeyear contract. The remainder of the CTV fleet has been busy in the waters of Belgium and Denmark and out of German ports, to the North and Baltic Seas. Industry heavyweights MHI Vestas, Siemens, A2Sea, Ballast Nedam and ENBW are regular clients. Fred. Olsen Windcarrier has also under taken several short O&M fast track projects across Germany and in the UK, with project assignment to execution within a short timeframe. “These O&M projects were carried out smoothly and efficiently and the company looks forward to building on this experience with the new alliance of Fred. Olsen related companies.”

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GeoSea Maintenance Your offshore service partner. From start to finish, we deliver. GeoSea Maintenance provides supporting services to asset owners and turbine suppliers in the offshore wind sector. Through intensive cooperation with its clients and listening to their needs, GeoSea Maintenance understands their requirements and works towards tailor made solutions that meet the customer’s demands which allows them to keep their costs under control.

GeoSea Maintenance NV Haven 1025 - Scheldedijk 30 B-2070 Zwijndrecht Belgium T +32 (0)3 250 53 12 E info.geoseamaintenance@ deme-group.com I www.deme-group.com demegroup demegroup demegroup @DEMEgroup demegroup Contact: Mr. Nicolas Degand General Manager

GeoSea Maintenance is active in three major fields Major component exchanges Offshore wind turbines are getting bigger. The industry needs supply chain partners that can follow this trend. GeoSea Maintenance has currently the biggest track record of major component exchanges in the large class wind turbine segment (>5MW) and is well equipped to meet todays and future demands.

With our fleet of jack-up vessels we can ensure availability and guarantee shortest response times to ensure your turbine is up and running again in no time.

Optimising logistics With our innovative approach and operational experience as a vessel owner, we strive to offer our clients the most efficient solutions for transferring their technicians and spare parts safe, fast and comfortable from the base port to their wind turbines. Depending on the wind farm location we can support sea-based and shore-based maintenance campaigns. O&M Packages in all lifetime stages of an offshore wind farm Service concept definition? Scheduled/ unscheduled maintenance? Inspections above or below the sea surface, during the O&M phase? Cable surveys? Complete decommissioning of the offshore wind farm? We have the knowhow, experience and partners that will

deliver you optimal solutions according to the latest market developments. Backed by the DEME group and building on the operational experience of GeoSea in offshore contracting, owning a well maintained fleet of hightech marine assets and supported by a large experienced in-house engineering department, GeoSea Maintenance ensures safe and timely execution of any offshore service activity.

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GeoSea NV Innovative Marine & Offshore Solutions GeoSea offers first-class offshore contracting solutions to global clients. We have the skills, theÂ technology and the equipment to perform in the most challenging marine environment. Always working closely with our clients, we understand what it takes to define and deliver a project cost-effectively, safely and on time.

GeoSea NV Haven 1025 - Scheldedijk 30 2070 Zwijndrecht Belgium T +32 (0)3 250 53 12 E info.geosea@deme-group.com I www.deme-group.com/geosea demegroup demegroup demegroup @DEMEgroup demegroup Contact: Jan Klaassen Business Unit Manager Offshore Renewables

World-class track record Our scope of work consists of EPCI contracting for foundations, monopile installation, pre-piling & post-piling jacket foundations, wind turbine logistics & installation and maintenance services during operational lifetime of wind farms. GeoSeaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s jack-up platforms include INNOVATION, NEPTUNE, THOR, GOLIATH, VAGANT and BUZZARD. They are assigned to projects around the globe, including on the North Sea, the Middle East and Australia.

Certified quality Our plant, platforms and vessels may be huge and the offshore constructions we build may be enormous, but the tolerances we respect, the accuracy we aim at and the precision of our

realisations are unequalled. An offshore wind turbine tower may rise to the skies but its foundations are piled at vertical and relative tolerances measured in millimetres. This quality is guaranteed by numerous certificates, incl. ISO 9001, VCA** and OHSAS 18001. New capacities With the recent acquisition of A2SEA, GeoSea has now additional wind turbine installation vessels and capacities based on a vast track record of more than 1,500 wind turbines installed. With the development of the new floating installation vessel ORION we will bring a game changing installation concept into the offshore wind market. This vessel will even further contribute to a greener future by its LNG fuelled engines and faster and cheaper installation capacities.

Safety: our first priority Safety is the key factor in any successful offshore project. Working at sea requires a safe and healthy environment for all of us. GeoSea adheres to strict weather and sea state condition regulations, and we make our safety performance visible through transparent reporting.

Continuous innovation To better serve our clients, we continuously develop new techniques, methods and tools in our own Research and Development department. This approach has made us a competitive bidder and cost-efficient partner. We often are the first in the world to propose new solutions with net gain in safety, working time and accuracy. As an example, among many others, GeoSea developed several seabed templates, for accurate installation of piles for jacket foundation of different sizes and configurations.

Guangzhou Salvage Anticipate | Communicate | Cooperate | Lead

Guangzhou Salvage is a company directly under the Ministry of Communications of the People’s Republic of China and owner of the HUA TIAN LONG, a DP2 4,000 tonnes Derrick Crane / accommodation work barge.

Guangzhou Salvage p/a Red Box Energy Services Hofpoort Building Hofplein 20, 14th Floor 3032 AC Rotterdam The Netherlands

T +31 (0)10 26 80 200 F +31 (0)10 26 80 201 E sales@redboxgroup.com I www.eng.crs.gov.cn Red Box Energy Services Contact: Chris Muilwijk, CCO Li Chang Commercial Director

Guangzhou Salvage has more than 20 years’ experience in topside installation, jacket installation, pipeline and cable lying, single point installation and other related offshore works. With both updated apparatus and experienced experts, Guangzhou Salvage will provide better service in order to fulfil the needs of the worldwide offshore wind construction market.

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GustoMSC The pioneers of offshore engineering GustoMSC is an independent and reputable design & engineering company of mobile offshore units and associated equipment. In close cooperation with our clients, we translate experience, science and technical knowledge into realistic & innovative ideas. The performance of new and existing jack-ups, vessels and semi-submersibles is further optimised by our operational support and engineering consultancy. In this way, GustoMSC enables and supports safe and efficient operations at sea, contributing to a sustainable future.

GustoMSC Karel Doormanweg 35 3115 JD Schiedam The Netherlands T +31 (0)10 288 30 00 F +31 (0)10 288 30 01 E info@gustomsc.com I www.gustomsc.com GustoMSC Contact: Jan-Mark Meeuwisse Commercial Director

Originating from a shipyard founded 150 years ago, in the last decades GustoMSC has evolved from an engineering workshop to a reputable and leading design and engineering company in the maritime industry. Many recent designs show that innovation is keeping the company at the forefront when it comes to enabling safe and highly efficient operations at sea.

Staying ahead of the game Besides the impressive pioneering past of the company, current innovative solutions ensure that our clients stay ahead of the game. The wind turbines on the drawing board for the near future will require a new generation of installation jack-ups to deal with the increasing weight and installation

heights of wind turbine components and the ever heavier foundations. The NG-20000X design is the ideal mix of mature technology and a practical telescoping innovation. It enables safe and efficient installation of future offshore wind turbines and their foundations. We see our future as a technologicallydriven strategic partner for our clients. We do so in the firm belief that broad, integrated and well thought-out solutions are the only appropriate response to the challenges of working at sea while contributing to a sustainable future we can all profit from.

Since 2003 when the GustoMSC SEA-1250 jack-up ‘BUZZARD’ installed monopiles at Horns Rev 1, the wind farm installation market has rapidly advanced. To install the larger wind turbines larger and dedicated equipment was developed, leading to the realisation of the world’s largest self-propelled jack-up: the GustoMSC NG-14000X ‘Seajacks Scylla’.

From 2010 up to February 2016 a total of 2,614 offshore wind turbines have been installed in the North Sea. 77 per cent of these wind turbines have been installed with a GustoMSC designed installation unit. By 2020, offshore wind is projected to even grow to a total installed capacity of 24.60GW. Installation platforms at sea remain key in order to carry out the necessary installation work in an efficient and safe manner.

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Height Specialists Industrial rope access Height Specialists has a leading role in the application of rope access techniques for on- & offshore since 1995. We offer practical and efficient solutions for working at height and difficult to access locations. With a professional and personal approach, we are your reliable partner offering an all-round package of services.

Height Specialists Weg en Land 48 2661 KR Bergschenhoek The Netherlands T +31 (0)15 256 56 62 F +31 (0)15 380 79 57 E info@heightspecialists.com I www.heightspecialists.com Height Specialists @RopeAccess HeightSpecialistsNL Contact: Robert Boek Sales manager

When rope access techniques are applied, locations at height or difficult to access locations are reached faster and safer. Additionally, the impact on other operations is kept to a minimum. We offer our clients these advantages by using unconventional working methods.

Key to all services we offer is safety and our expert knowledge. A structured approach and open communication

ensure a qualitative and successful completion of every project. Our working methods are based on IRATA , ISO-9001 and VCA-P certifications. Height Specialists and its international strategic partners offer the following services to the manufacturing industry, shipbuilding and on- & offshore markets worldwide: • maintenance; • modifications; • inspections; • advice and project management; • IRATA and safety training. Height Specialists is a certified trainer and operator member of IRATA. As a supplier of materials, we are capable of advising clients regarding working methods and choices of materials for work at altitudes.

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Huisman Innovative solutions for wind turbine installation Building on the successful operation of existing Huisman products for the installation of offshore wind turbines and foundations, Huisman developed a dedicated range of cranes for the offshore wind industry. Huisman has built the world’s largest Leg Encircling Crane for Seajacks Scylla and is currently building a 1,600mt crane for Van Oord’s Aeolus. Besides these we also build dedicated foundation installation vessels such as for the Boskalis Bokalift 1. In addition, Huisman is developing motion compensation systems for floating installation and maintenance works on the future’s wind turbines.

Huisman Admiraal Trompstraat 2 3115 HH Schiedam The Netherlands T +31 (0)88 07 02 22 2 F +31 (0)88 07 02 22 0 E sales@huisman-nl.com I www.huismanequipment.com Huisman Equipment huisman-equipment-b-vContact: Timon Ligterink Sales Manager

Offshore wind installation cranes The product range for customised offshore wind installation cranes is a result of decades of experience in designing and building heavy lift offshore cranes, complemented by operational know-how of our clients, which is incorporated to improve our designs.

transport and installation crane vessel. The delivery of the crane is to take place at the end of 2017. Wind Turbine Shuttle The Wind Turbine Shuttle, a dynamically positioned, fast sailing (14 knots) SWATH-type installation vessel, is another example of a dedicated offshore wind turbine installation product design. The vessel can carry and install two complete wind turbines in one piece, allowing commissioning and testing to be done onshore and thus reducing installation time offshore. By combining low vessel motions, active heave, roll and pitch compensating systems and a full DP3 system, the wind turbine is kept virtually stationary in relation to the fixed foundation, thus increasing offshore workability for installation of wind turbines.

The range includes pedestal cranes and mast cranes for both jack-up vessels and floating vessels. The lifting capacity of these cranes ranges up to 5,000mt. In addition to the low construction weight, small footprint and small tail swing of the Huisman cranes, our cranes come with electric variable frequency drives, unparalleled lifting heights and an optimized minimum radius for increased workability.

As an example of the success of these new cranes, Huisman built the world’s largest Leg Encircling Crane to date, capable to lift 1,540mt at 34m for ‘Seajacks’’ jack-up vessel Seajacks Scylla which entered into service in 2016. Also in 2016, Huisman was awarded the 1,600mt Leg Encircling Crane for Van Oord and The 3,000mt Offshore Mast Crane for Boskalis. The 1,600mt crane will replace the existing 900mt crane onboard their offshore installation jack-up ‘Aeolus’. The new crane will enable Van Oord to install bigger and heavier foundations and turbines for offshore wind farms. The crane will be delivered and installed in April of 2018. The 3,000mt Offshore Mast Crane for Boskalis is installed onboard one of its existing F-class heavy transport vessels, which will be converted into an offshore

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Hydrauvision Your partner in hydraulic drive technology Hydrauvision is an expert in all systems that include hydraulic drive technology. We offer total solutions that incorporate and combine drive technology, construction technology, and control technology. High-performance engineering, a multidisciplinary perspective, and flexibility are the hallmarks of our approach. In addition, we offer custom rental solutions including power packs, winches, reel units and offshore frames. This way, you can rely on quality equipment whenever and wherever you need it, without considerable investment or concerns about storage, maintenance or certification.

Rent your equipment Investing in hydraulic equipment is not always the best option for every situation. For example, if you only need equipment for a single project, or temporarily need additional hydraulic capacity, the rental of hydraulic systems is an excellent option as it can help you avoid a costly investment. Hydrauvision offers custom-made rental solutions by the name of HydrauRent. Our range of rental equipment includes hydraulic power packs, winches, filtration units, and more.

Hydrauvision Buys Ballotstraat 14 4507 DA Schoondijke The Netherlands T +31 (0)88 57 47 000 E info@hydrauvision.com I www.hydrauvision.com Hydrauvision Hydrauvision Contact: Elbert van den Brink Sales Manager Rental Equipment

Hydrauvision provides ready-made solutions for the most diverse issues. Hydrauvision engineers are involved from the first design up to the installation. Our system engineers, designers, constructors and mechatronics engineers work daily with the most advanced programs to create the best solutions for our customers. Hydrauvision engineers design, among others, hydraulic systems. These systems are built in our workshops in the Netherlands. We deliver turnkey hydraulic systems to our customers worldwide. The service engineers install the systems for operation. As a result, our solutions in the field of hydraulic drive technology always meet the needs of our customers perfectly.

Multidisciplinary approach Characteristic of the hydraulic engineering of Hydrauvision is the multidisciplinary approach. Our engineers work closely with specialists in the field of mechanics, control technology, and electronics. By involving all the disciplines at an early stage in the development process, everyone has the most upto-date information at their disposal. This way we work efficiently, we avoid reconciliation problems and quickly come to the best solution. At an early stage, we make the design insightful in clear 3D models, so you know what we are working on from the start. Of course we take technical feasibility into account, but we also keep the user-friendliness, safety, and operational security in mind.

Our rental fleet Hydrauvision is active worldwide. Our unique rental fleet is immediately available to deliver our products, onshore and offshore, all over the world. Hydrauvision offers a flexible solution to almost any demand for (extra) hydraulic capacity in a variety of situations. We provide the delivery, installation, and commissioning of our advanced hydraulic systems 24/7. Our engineers are offshore-certified and have extensive knowledge of and experience with the fleet of rental equipment. In addition, the offshore frames have been approved and built with DNV2.7 certification. And, of course, we are able to provide maintenance and service to our installations throughout the entire project. Benefits of renting at Hydrauvision Our rental solutions guarantee flexibility, wide availability, and the ability to control costs. Renting at Hydrauvision helps you to avoid high investment costs and any concern about storage, certification, and maintenance.

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IMOS Supply Services The food is yours worldwide IMOS Supply Services BV as a part of Lowland International Group NV develops supply solutions for clients worldwide. Driven by decades of experience and the focus on excellent service, our team IMOS supply Services bv ensures that customers can fully rely on complete supply chain management. Our service commitment is to deliver the right product to the required location within the most challenging time frames.

IMOS Supply Services P.O. Box 3036 2130 KA Hoofddorp The Netherlands T +31 (0)88 557 01 01 F +31 (0)88 557 01 50 E info@imossupplyservices.com I www.imossupplyservices.com Lowland International Contact: Emile Polet Director

Ideally located for the Seaports of Rotterdam and Antwerp, main European cargo airports and within road traffic hubs, IMOS Supply Services BV takes a full control of all cargo movements, from producer to the end/user.

Integrated Supply Chain Solutions includes: • marketing; • sales; • customer service; • full distribution; • client outlets.

We have a worldwide network of offices in the following countries: Belgium, Cyprus, Greece, Israel, Latvia, the Netherlands, Norway, Philippines, Romania, Russia, St. Maarten, UAE/ Dubai, Ukraine, United Kingdom. IMOS Supply Services offers it´s customer the best value for money.

We work with clients across multitude of industries including : • retail; • wholesale; • food service; • industrial catering; • in-flight catering; • hotel supplies.

Long term partnerships and efficient chain management facilitate the growth in food distribution solutions. Our Sales and Marketing team are constantly developing new markets and distribution solutions. In the past we supply all UN vendors, complete meals for the offshore as well as SUV’s for the West African countries. Part of the Lowland International group gives us access to 25 offices and agencies. We exist already 25 years.

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iPS - Powerful People Personnel | Projects | Payroll iPS is your source for personnel and payroll solutions within the renewables and offshore oil & gas industries. We are committed to achieving the ideal match between client and candidate, with outstanding cross border payroll solutions. Worldwide and 24 hours a day.

iPS - Powerful People Rivium Boulevard 101 2909 LK Capelle aan den IJssel The Netherlands T +31 (0)88 447 94 94 F +31 (0)88 447 94 95 E info@ipspowerfulpeople.com I www.ipspowerfulpeople.com ips–powerful-people iPS.Powerful.People powerfulpeople iPSPowerfulPeopleCapelle aandenIJssel Contact: Hans van Burk Director

Who is iPS? Since 1988 iPS is an international recruitment agency which combines experience, in-depth knowledge and people to successfully serve businesses in the following industries: maritime, energy and civil. In addition, iPS is specialised in cross border payroll solutions. With operating offices worldwide, iPS has its headquarters in Capelle aan den IJssel, the Netherlands. What can I expect from iPS? Qualified staff and crew, flexible and professional personnel solutions, complete payroll services, global services, personal service and 24/7 responsiveness.

iPS’ worldwide personnel solutions iPS is the key source for personnel solutions regarding all aspects of the maritime, energy and civil industries. iPS recruits highly trained and experienced personnel, from a single specialist to a full crew. The in-house consultants are able to attract, select and deploy qualified personnel worldwide.

iPS’ payroll solutions Working internationally with personnel and clients, iPS takes into consideration international law and legislation, tax systems and social security. Next to constructing the right payroll packages, iPS takes care of all administrative procedures. iPS fulfils the need for flexible payroll services, respecting the different regulations.

The iPS approach With hundreds of people deployed around the world, iPS stands for a personal touch given to both clients and personnel. This is enhanced by the efficient support and planning given by staff utilising experiences combined with high tech software for the best services and solutions possible.

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Jack-Up Barge Offshore, at your side Jack-Up Barge is a privately owned and Dutch registered company which was founded in 2003. The head office is situated in Sliedrecht, the Netherlands. JUB is your competitive partner for reliable offshore support services. Our versatile applicable self-elevating platforms operate in shallow water. With a dedicated team of craftsmen supporting you globally with accommodation and lifting services.

Jack-Up Barge Krausstraat 14-16 3364 AD Sliedrecht The Netherlands T +31 (0)184 42 00 91 F +31 (0)184 42 95 96 E info@jackupbarge.com I www.jackupbarge.com Jack-Up Barge BV Contact: Jürgen de Prez

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Jan De Nul Group Constructing offshore wind farms on an EPCI-basis Services for the offshore renewable energy industry are a key part of the services provided by Jan De Nul Group. The combination of the in-house design and detailed engineering, a very modern and well-balanced fleet, and the overall experience in dredging, marine, civil and environmental projects all over the globe enable Jan De Nul Group to offer clients a total package on an EPC(I) basis.

Jan De Nul Group 34-36 Parc d’Activités Capellen 8308 Capellen Luxembourg T +352 (0)39 89 11 F +352 (0)39 96 43 E info@jandenul.com I www.jandenul.com Contact: Edward Van Melkebeek Director Offshore Division

Services Jan De Nul Group provides services related to the installation of offshore wind farms, including installation of export and inter array cables, fabrication and installation of gravity based foundations, transport and installation of jacket or monopile foundations and high voltage stations, installation of scour protection around the foundations, and installation of the entire wind turbines itself. Fleet Through a constant pursuit of quality and technical innovation, Jan De Nul Group owns a very modern and well-balanced marine fleet for all stages involved in the seabed preparation, wind farm installation and ballasting of the structure. The jack-up vessel Vole au vent was especially built to install offshore wind

farms. The vessel is one of the largest of its kind in the world. The large cargo deck space and payload and the lifting capacity of its crane up to 1,500 tonnes enable swift and safe installation of the heaviest foundations and other components of offshore wind parks. The vessel is 140 metres long and is equipped with four legs to lift itself above the sea level for stable working without impact of the waves. The vessel can install all kinds of foundations, as well as the latest generation of wind turbines, in water depths up to 50 metre. The Group also disposes of cable installation vessels and in-house designed trenching tools to overcome unnavigable tidal areas. The multipurpose vessel Isaac Newton can be deployed on a variety of

projects: installing subsea cables, trench dredging and subsea rock installation, which definitely makes it unique. In cable-installation mode it is able of transporting and laying cable in a single length with a total weight of approximately 10,500 tonnes. Beginning 2017, two new multipurpose vessels were delivered: Adhémar de Saint-Venant and Daniel Bernoulli. The construction of multipurpose vessels allows Jan De Nul Group to better meet the clients’ requests to have a project executed by one contractor of one vessel and to reduce the mobilisation costs for its clients. EPCI Clients are increasingly seeking a complete, one-stop-shop solution for their projects – with an integrated approach

and 50 wind turbines for the wind park Nobelwind in Belgium; seabed preparation and installation of ten gravity based foundations for the Tahkoluoto wind park in Finland; the installation of two export cables, covering 144 kilometre, in the UK connecting the Race Bank wind farm with the mainland; and also in the UK, the installation of one export cable and 32 inter-array cables for the Burbo Bank wind farm. Upcoming renewable projects are the installation of 36 foundations for the Borkum Riffgrund wind farm in Germany and the Gravity Based Foundations of the Kriegers Flak wind farm in Denmark.

Track record Jan De Nul Group is currently providing services for four offshore wind farms in Europe: an EPCI-contract including the installation of 51 monopile foundations

Safety Onsite health and safety are given absolute priority, supported by thorough training and maintaining constant safety awareness, using our internal awareness

programme ‘Imagine. Think. Act.’ Imagine the possibilities, buts also the risks. Think it through first, by creating a plan and communicating it to all involved. Act safely, by leading the plan proactively, knowing when to stop and re-think. Thanks to these ongoing efforts, the company has received several safety certificates, including the “A rating” in Australia.

from first designs to final installation. Jan De Nul Group’s deep expertise in marine design, procurement and construction engineering enables the group to respond with a total package on an EPC basis, eliminating the risks for the client. Jan De Nul Group has an in-house engineering department that designs new equipment, or modifies existing equipment, as needed. Each offshore job brings new challenges, and vessels and equipment are constantly adapted to find the ideal solution to specific customer needs, even if it’s only for one particular project.

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Jumbo Offshore Foundation installations Jumbo is a privately owned company with a state-of-the-art and versatile fleet of specialised offshore transportation and installation vessels which are operated worldwide in both the oil & gas and renewables industry.

Jumbo Offshore Havenstraat 23 3115 HC Schiedam The Netherlands T +31 (0)10 790 03 00 E info@jumbomaritime.nl I www.jumbomaritime.nl/offshore Jumbomaritime @JumboMaritime Jumbo Maritime Contact: Igor Rijnberg Business Acquisition Manager

Jumbo is a privately owned company with a state of-the-art and versatile fleet of specialised offshore transportation and installation vessels which are operated worldwide in both the oil & gas and renewable industry. With five decades of maritime industry experience, Jumbo today is a leading offshore installation contractor providing customers with simple, robust and efficient offshore installation solutions.

With our track record and technical expertise, we have built a solid reputation in delivering what is promised and being determined to perform better than expected. Mono-pile foundations In relative shallow water environments, we are experts in the installation of mono-piles and transition pieces. Jacket foundations In deeper water, our unique DP2 leavy lift crane vessels excel in providing efficient solutions for jacket foundations with either driven- or suction piles.

Floating structures As wind farms further develop into deeper water Jumbo will draw on an unsurpassed subsea and mooring installation experience, gained in the oil & gas industry, to grow unique T&I solutions for floating wind farm structures anchored to the seabed. Outlook The decision to build a new LNG Powered Heavy Lift Crane Vessel equipped with a 2,200 tonne main crane positions Jumbo ideally to provide complete transport and installation solutions for the next generation of wind turbine foundations.

In recent years, Jumbo has become increasingly active in the Offshore Wind Industry. We have installed many hundreds of wind turbine foundations for the largest offshore windfarms to date.

Our market leading cost, and efficiency, in executing all offshore works on a lump sum basis enabled our customers to build scale for their windfarm developments.

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LOC Renewables Marine & Engineering Consultants LOC Renewables has been an independent and impartial partner to many of the major advances in offshore renewables over the last 15 years. Through our network of 30 offices around the world we are able to provide cutting edge marine technical expertise in all offshore wind energy locations globally. LOC Renewables is working in every nation currently operating offshore wind projects, and has often been the trailblazers providing consultancy on the very first projects executed in each country.

LOC Renewables Ibex House, 42-47 Minories EC3N 1DY London United Kingdom

T +44 (0)20 72 64 32 50 F +44 (0)20 72 64 32 51 E london@loc-group.com I www.loc-group.com/renewables/ @LOC_Group Contact: RV Ahilan Group Director, Renewables Advisory & Energy Technology

Services: Marine warranty surveying LOC Renewables is the leading Marine Warranty Survey (MWS) providers for the renewable industry as our track record of acting as MWS on more than 30 offshore wind projects shows. Our marine warranty survey activities have covered every scope – fixed and floating foundations, turbines, cables and offshore substations and have been provided during both installation and O&M. Claims, disputes and litigation Through the use of highly qualified and experienced personnel, we provide expert technical advice, including oral and written testimony in court and in arbitration, which is grounded is detailed engineering analysis and practical experience.

Marine Engineering Consultancy LOC Renewables provides a wide variety of marine and engineering consultancy services, and through experience gained working on numerous offshore renewable energy projects globally, has a comprehensive understanding of the scope of client needs. We are expert in the provision of SSA and SSLA for the jack-ups used in installation and O&M work on the windfarms. The renewable’s team authored the Renewables UK guidance “Guidelines for the Selection and Operation of Jack-ups in the Marine Renewable Energy Industry” Surveys, inspections & audits Offshore operations are crucially dependent on the quality and integrity of the vessels utilised and their ability to

provide access to offshore WTG. LOC Renewables, through its long experience brings together master mariners, naval architects and marine engineers able to provide a decisive view on all offshore assets used for access, development, operation and maintenance of marine renewable energy projects. Marine casualty LOC Renewables is at the forefront of marine emergency response, with a particular expertise in self-elevating (jack-up) installation and work vessels, having been involved in the Lisa A, Seaworker and Troll Solution incidents. Our experienced consultants have provided technical advice across sectors, on some of the largest and most complex marine casualties in recent years.

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Louis Dreyfus TravOcean Submarine cable installation Louis Dreyfus TravOcean is an internationally recognised marine contractor with more than 40 years experience in the field of submarine cable laying and trenching. The company is today operating the largest fleet of trenching tools in the world, with a full range of burial equipment designedÂ to deal with all kind of soil conditions. Since 2010, Louis Dreyfus TravOcean has buried more than 700 array cables on various offshore windfarm projects in UK, Denmark and Germany. All in all, nearly 700 kilometre of cables were successfully buried and are now well protected.

Louis Dreyfus TravOcean Z.A. AthĂŠlia V 78, avenue des Grenadiers 13600 La Ciotat - France

T +33 (0)4 42 18 34 00 E ldtravocean@ldtravocean.com I www.ldtravocean.com Contact: Marc Denner Offshore Wind Projects Director

Louis Dreyfus TravOcean is part of the Louis Dreyfus Armateurs group (LDA), one of the first French shipping companies and the market leader for telecom cable installation with the operating of seven cable ships and more than 30,000 kilometre of telecom cable laid a year. Louis Dreyfus TravOcean position within the cable installation industry has progressively diversified in the offshore oil and gas, in the submarine telecommunication cable and naturally nowadays in the renewables.

The company has greatly developed over the years its know-how in the laying and protection of submarine cables, with acknowledged expertise both in the design of burial systems (trenchers, ROVs, jetting vehicles, fixed and vibrating ploughshares) and in their worldwide operation out at sea. Specifically, Louis Dreyfus TravOcean has launched in 2017 a new jetting system, the ROVJET 1200 with an increased trenching power. 2018 will see the ROVJET 1600 being put into service, as well as the TM05, a new trencher for hard soils specially designed for the array cables of offshore windfarms.

With its presence in the Netherlands and with its offshore operational base in Dunkirk (2,500 square metre covered space in the harbour zone, with direct access to the sea), Louis Dreyfus

TravOcean is located very close to both its European customers and the work sites in the Northern seas.

Lowland International Your reliable partner in ship- & crew management Since 1993 Lowland International has been a worldwide service provider, specialised in ship management. Our ship management solution offers clients a wide scope of services, such as crew management, ad-hoc crewing (selecting that one specialist needed for a specific job), technical management, offshore medical services and crew support.

Lowland International P.O. Box 3036 2130 KA Hoofddorp The Netherlands

T +31 (0)88 557 01 01 F +31 (0)88 557 01 50 E info@lowland.com I www.lowland.com Lowland International Contact: Berry Kools Director

Lowland executes its services in the maritime-, offshore-, renewables wind- and dredging sectors. We strive to keep our respected clients satisfied, working with them in close partnership to develop and maintain long-term relationships that add value to their projects, vessels and rigs.

Our diverse, well-integrated and dedicated people are experts in their fields and have established a record of safely and efficiently performing their jobs in harsh and challenging environments. Lowland has the flexibility to respond quickly and sensitively to local demands, leveraging the full strength of her global resources and expertise.

Having offices and joint ventures worldwide and a presence in many different countries, with each of these offices serving a specific area of work, Lowland ensures they benefit from each others know-how. We want our people to excel in their chosen fields and have a strong focus on development to make that happen. Interested in a full introduction of our company? Please contact us and be informed!

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Manor Renewable Energy Ltd. Temporary power and engineering solutions for the offshore industry

Manor Renewable Energy Ltd. Cams Hall PO16 8AB Fareham United Kingdom

T +44 (0)1329 22 74 67 E info@mreltd.co.uk I www.mreltd.co.uk Manor Renewable Energy Ltd Contact: Toby Mead Operations Director

As vessel owners and with an expanding fleet of generators / tanks and transformers, MRE have developed quickly to provide varied & bespoke products, supported by in-house project teams, along with in-field (on & offshore) managers, technicians and engineers. We also offer vessel build / repair, marine construction, refurbishment and general engineering specialists in our premises in Portland, Dorset.

Vessel provision We both own, the Manor Venture and charter vessels to provide a complete turnkey service, independently with one interface for our clients. With significant experience ranging from larger dynamically positioned vessels and smaller workboat coded vessels, we have an unrivalled view of the overall offshore market.

Bespoke engineering Our primary activities include: • provision of mechanical and electrical engineers, plant, tooling, machinery and lifting equipment; • provision of fabricators and welders onshore and offshore delivering secondary steelworks for the renewable industry; • support to research and development projects with design, review and manufacturing facilities. Remedial works Our primary activities include: • provision of mechanical and electrical engineers, plant, tooling, machinery and lifting equipment; • provision of fabricators and welders on shore and offshore delivering secondary steelworks for the renewable industry.

Our primary services include: Temporary power We offer a flexible, all-encompassing solution: • highly experienced management team, technicians and crew; • fuel tanks with as large as practical capacity;

• modular design tank/generator/ transformer packages for ease of transport and decommissioning; • state of the art refuelling vessels with onboard fuel capacity of up to 50 tonnes; • a range of generator packages from 20 KVA to 110 KVA in stock (400 + 615v options).

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MME Group A longer life Nothing is more valuable than life. Both human life and that of our planet. MME Group is a leading customer-oriented provider of products and services that enable companies and individuals to safeguard the integrity and profitability of their assets and products for the entire lifecycle. In doing so, MME Group helps protect the lives of those involved with them: “A longer life”

Our offshore renewables references: Design, manufacturing and supply of in-/ external Impressed Current Cathodic Protection (ICCP): • Nordsee I OWF; • Nordergründe OWF; • Gemini OWF; • Bard Offshore I OWF; • Seagen Tidal Stream Generator; • Skysaver OWF; • Norther OWF.

MME Group Rietdekkerstraat 16 2984 BM Ridderkerk The Netherlands

T +31 (0)180 48 28 28 E info@mme-group.com I www.mme-group.com MME Group @_MMEGroup MME Group MME Group MME Group MME Group Contact: Eric Bouman Sales Manager

Corrosion is one of the largest threats to the long-term integrity and profitability of offshore constructions. Regardless of the asset’s lifecycle phase you should worry about its exact condition and about how to protect it from corrosion. The consequences of failing to do so could truly be catastrophic. Thankfully, MME Group has decades of accumulated knowledge and experience in applying sacrificial anodes and impressed current systems to protect these structures. With in-house corrosion engineering (FEM-analysis) and value added services such as Non-Destructive Testing, IRATA certified rope access and a destructive testing and corrosion laboratory, MME Group provides a “one stop shop” for offshore wind farm integrity.

Our products & services: • non-destructive testing; • metallurgical laboratory; • marine surveys ; • rope access; • NDT training courses; • cathodic protection (CP); • MGPS (ICAF); • harbinger boarding equipment.

Design, manufacturing and supply of Sacrificial Anodes (SA): • Rampion OWF; • Luchterduinen OWF; • Humber Gateway OWF; • Beatrice OWF; • Prinses Amalia OWF; • Seagen Tidal Stream Generator; • Skysaver OWF; • Blyth OWF; • Walney Extension 3 & 4; • Borkum Riffgrund II. NDT / rope access services: • Belwind OWF (UTM/ET/UT/coating inspection/rope access); • Prinses Amalia OWF (MPI/UT/rope access); • Global Tech I OWF (MPI/UT/ET); • Dantysk OWF substation (MPI/UT); • Riffgat OWF substation (MPI/UT); • Bligh Bank OWF; • Greater Gabbard (MPI/UT).

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MMT Marine survey services We offer a complete set of marine surveys within the offshore wind energy market and the marine cable sector. Our expert teams, highly technical equipment and vessels allow us to offer our clients integrated solutions at all stages of the process. From surveying prime locations, identifying optimal seabed conditions for construction and foundations, investigating potential cable routes and conducting environmental surveys to understand habitat information within the development sites.

And as part of the risk assessment for all submarine installations, we work close with UXO experts and provide detection, verification, excavation and clearance services.

MMT Sven Källfelts Gata 11 426 71 Västra Frölunda Sweden

MMT works worldwide offering a wide range of high-resolution technical solutions for seafloor and sub-bottom mapping. Our clients are also in the oil and gas industry and in government hydrographic work. Our daily aim is to be flexible, innovative and reliable so we can deliver a cost efficient marine survey solution in a safe manner to our clients. MMT’s services: • pipeline/cable route surveys; • pipeline/cable inspection surveys; • pre and post lay surveys; • UXO surveys; • IRM; • cathodic protection; • environmental surveys; • DOB surveys; • geophysical site investigations; • geotechnical investigations; • hydrographic surveys. The geophysical surveys are to provide bathymetry, seabed features and subbottom condition information for input to turbine foundation planning processes.

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The data acquirement (survey) for environmental impact assessments (EIA) is conducted by MMT’s marine biologists, who work onboard the vessel. Examples of wind energy projects that MMT has conducted seabed surveys for: • Amrumbank • Anholt • Borkum Riffgrund • Hakefjord • Horns rev • Kårehamn • Kriegers Flakk • London Array • Nordsee Ost • Round 3 Irish sea • Södra Midsjöbanken • Westermost Rough • Dudgeon • Hywind • DanTysk

MMT operates several fully equipped survey vessels and the operations are performed in accordance with an ISO9001, ISO14001 and OHSAS18001 certified management system. MMT’s contact details: Head Office: MMT Sweden AB Phone +46 (0)31 762 03 00 UK Office: MMT (UK) Limited 2a Banbury Office Village, Noral Way, Banbury, Oxon, OX16 2SB, United Kingdom Phone: +44 (0)1295 817 740 Norway Office: MMT Norway AS Garpeskjaerveien 2, 5527 Haugesund, Norway Phone +46 (0)31 762 03 00

Our highly qualified personnel are experi enced and we offer a set-up for geotechni cal investigations, allowing operation with a geophysical survey directly followed by a geotechnical survey from the same vessel. This optimises mobilisation time and allows swift operation. In addition, we also conduct environmental surveys, providing both environmental and habitat information within wind farm development sites.

T +46 (0)31 76 20 30 0 F +46 (0)31 76 20 30 1 E info@mmt.se I www.mmt.se

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MPI Offshore Connecting Markets MPI Offshore is a leader a market leader operating four Wind Turbine Installation Vessels. Next to operating WTIVs, MPI offers a complete package of services regarding wind turbine and foundation installation as well as accommodation and decommissioning works. MPI also offers construction personnel, design, development and rental of equipment; MPI Consultants is offering engineering solutions and project management services; MPI Workboats is offering crew transfer vessels; MPI Contractors is offering comprehensive custom-made contracts for all MPI services.

MPI Offshore Resolution House 18 Ellerbeck Court Stokesley Business Park TS9 5PT Stokesley United Kingdom

T +44 (0)16 42 74 22 00 F +44 (0)1642 71 49 21 E commercial@nl.mpi-offshore.com I www.mpi-offshore.com MPI Offshore Contact: Tony Inglis

Managing Director

MPI Offshore - Wind turbine & foundation installation Delivered in 2003, MPI Resolution was the first bespoke designed WTIV and is currently fitted with a 600 tonnes crane. Building on the pioneering experience gained in operating MPI Resolution, MPI Adventure and MPI Discovery have been added to provide a fleet that positions MPI Offshore as the world leader in offshore installation. Up-to-date technology is incorporated in these 2011 builds encompassing high capacity, high speed jacking systems, larger deck space, DP2 positioning system and a 1,000 tonnes main crane. These features are vital for the safe and efficient delivery of offshore projects today and into the future. The fleet has been extended further with the acquisition of the 2011-built MPI Enterprise in early 2015. Key features

include a 1,000 tonnes main crane, a maximum operating depth of 45 metres and the ability to jack with 4,350 tonnes cargo on board. Recently, MPI Resolution’s legs have been extended enabling the vessel to operate in water depths of up to 35 metres, depending upon the site-specific data. This represents a gain of over seven metres on the previous jacking capabilities of the vessel and substantially increases the operability as a result. MPI Consultants Offshore wind installation professionals available on demand to provide your project with experience, innovation and time efficient solutions. With over a decade of offshore installation there is no group or company with a greater experience of the commercial,

technical and project management of the supply chain and installation requirements to deliver the components and equipment offshore: efficiently, innovatively, effectively and safely. MPI Consultants have engineered “the solution” for in excess of 1,400 offshore turbines, foundations, TPs and array cables. These skills and experiences have been drawn from a variety of in-house professionals from the maritime, construction, oil & gas and project management backgrounds and transferred into the offshore wind industry. When combined, we provide the clients with the knowledge and solid performance through the complete life cycle of the project. Whether MPI Consultants’ input is part of a FEED study, supply chain review, onshore logistics, offshore installation, vessel or

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marine management, MPI Consultants has the resources to deliver the results. Centred at the MPI Offshore-office in Stokesley, MPI Consultants can offer a full range of project management and engineering services to the exacting standards and demanded by the offshore industry. MPI Consultants has in the past also provided bespoke management specialists to support and strengthen project teams of our clients. Manpower With over a decade of invaluable experience installing of offshore wind turbines, MPI have relied upon not only the own capacity of the WTIV fleet it owns and operates, but also on the dedicated and professional teams of construction crews that make MPI a world-class offshore construction contractor. MPI offers suitably qualified and experienced personnel to complement the services provided by the other divisions of MPI. Rigging resources can be fully tailored to suit project specific requirements, from onshore logistics through to offshore installation of WTGs as well as operations and maintenance works. Typical crew and skillsets MPI can provide: • Riggers/welders; • Rope access technicians; • Bolting technicians; • Mechanical/electrical hook up technicians; • Deck superintendents; • Appointed persons; • Offshore construction managers.

MPI Workboats MPI Workboats operates a fleet of state-of-the-art, purpose-built wind farm support catamarans. MPI realised at an early stage that our customers’ requirements for a workboat differed greatly between the construction phase and the operational phase of a wind farm. Working with the likes of Dong Energy, Siemens Wind Power, Centrica Energy, London Array, Statoil and E.ON, MPI Workboats operates fast catamarans for the transfer of personnel and equipment between shore and the offshore construction site or wind farm. Our vessels are constructed to a very high standard and are all built by one of the largest boat builders in the UK, South Boats IOW Limited. The current fleet includes three 15-metre, four 17-metre vessels, four 19-metre, one 20-metre and two 21.85-metre version, all being robust, fast and seaworthy. This allows MPI Workboats to work in a variety of challenging environments. The layout of the vessels has been designed with the comfort and safety of the passengers they carry in mind. Further information can be found at www.mpi-offshore.com.

Equipment Growth of the offshore wind industry and fierce advances in component sizes for offshore installation has led to MPI’s need to introduce existing heavy lift plant, new technology and custom-

built tools to seamlessly integrate with the installation spread of the current fleet of purpose-built WTIVs. Over the last decade of offshore construction, it has been clear to MPI that it is not only a vessel that is essential to the safe and successful installation of wind turbines and sub sea foundations. Sound engineering practices, innovative design and application, the investment in required equipment and tooling, and the professional team to perform are just as important. MPI therefore owns and operates the additional items of construction equipment used either with, or to complement, the WTIVs.

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Mukran Port Offshore base port for the Baltic Sea Mukran Port is a deep-water facility in north-east Germany which provides ideal conditions to serve as a base port for the offshore wind industry both in nautical and geographical terms. All the common offshore vessels, including jack-up barges and floating cranes, can call at the port, which has a water depth of up to 12.50 metres. There are no restrictions on access caused by tides, locks or bridges. The short distances between the base port and the wind parks provide clear cost benefits for operators and suppliers – just as the easy approach to the port without the need for pilot or tug services.

Mukran Port Im Faehrhafen 20 18546 Sassnitz Germany

T +49 (0)38 39 25 51 11 F +49 (0)38 39 25 52 40 E schwabe@mukran-port.de I www.mukran-port.de Mukran Port Contact: Patrick Schwabe

Head of Offshore Wind

Offshore Terminal South: 100,000 m² for the installation of Windfarms Completed in 2013, the Offshore Terminal South (OT-South) proved its capacity in 2014/2015 during the installation of the OWF “EnBW Baltic 2”. In 2016/2017 the terminal was used for the delivery, storage, preassembly and transhipment of 70 wind turbines, including their foundations, for the 350MW “Wikinger” windfarm. The project was characterised by several special features: The assembly of a rotor star on the terminal area, the ship to ship transfer of 70 jacket foundations, weighing up to 600 tonnes each and – finally - Jack-up operations of the installation vessel Brave Tern on four brand new jack-up pads. The pads have been established by an innovative vibro compaction campaign

and proved their full functionality during 28 Jack-up’s taking place in the installation phase of “Wikinger”. A quay length of about 600 metres, a surface load of max. 50 tonnes and experienced port staff are ensuring safe and efficient terminal operations. Moreover, projects being realised on the OT-South are benefiting from a 1,500m² warehouse and a 740m² insulated warehouse. Further Port Extension: Offshore Terminal North and O&M Port Another 120,000m² combined with a 20t/m² heavy duty quay on the Northern Terminal will be made available to the 385MW OWF “Arkona Becken Südost”, which will be operated by E.ON. Installation of the OWF will take place in 2018 and 60 WTG’s with a 6+ MW

capacity will be delivered, assembled and transhipped via the OT-North. For this purpose berth 10 was extended and now comprises 125 metres. Completion of the installation of “Arkona Becken Südost” is scheduled for end of 2018. Furthermore Mukran Port is about to complete it’s offshore portfolio by constructing a new O&M port. CTV’s, tugs and supply vessels will be able to use berths 1 and 1a in the future. The berths are located close to the OTSouth and comprise a total length of approx. 303 metres. It will become fully operational in 2017/beginning of 2018. WELCOME TO YOUR OFFSHORE BASE PORT SASSNITZ-MUKRAN!

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NKT Our passion brings power to life NKT is a global front-line supplier to the energy sector. We develop, manufacture and market high quality cables, accessories and solutions for electrical infrastructure, the construction field and the railway industry. With companies in Germany, Sweden, Poland, the Czech Republic, Norway and Denmark, NKT has become a world leader in cable technology.

NKT GmbH & Co. KG Düsseldorfer Str. 400 im Chempark 51061 Köln Germany

T +49 (0)221 676 34 70 F +49 (0)221 676 10 3470 E infoservice@nktcables.com I www.nkt.com Contact: Wolfgang Nolden Senior Vice President Offshore Cable Systems

NKT - Your full-solution partner NKT is a turnkey solutions provider: We provide a comprehensive product portfolio of offshore cable system technology for export and infield submarine cables, efficient installation using the state-of-the-art cable laying vessel NKT Victoria and cable service for the full life time of the cable system. How we create value: • development of project specific design solutions for HV Export cables and interconnector systems; • infield cables qualified up to 66kV including full range of accessories; • extra long cable length concept; • Inhouse AMS and installation services; • turnkey solutions including full marine installations.

World leader in offshore high voltage submarine cables NKT started producing power submarine cables more than 130 years ago. Today we can proudly call ourselves the world leader in offshore HV submarine cables. Our range of products has expanded extensively into a diverse portfolio of onshore and offshore services and energy transfer technology, developed to the optimum technical standards at our state-of-the-art factories in Cologne, Germany and in Karlskrona, Sweden. Thanks to our strong customer focus and expertise, NKT has already been awarded about 30 major projects in European offshore wind since 2010. We are proud of the strong experience and reference in developing and executing export and infield cable systems as supply and turnkey.

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Oceanwide Maritime and offshore manpower services Oceanwide is an international provider of diversified manpower services focused mainly on the maritime, offshore and energy industries. With offices and agents around the globe, Oceanwide is able to recruit and provide the best crew for your job. The history of Oceanwide dates back to 1976 when the first office was established in the Netherlands. Throughout the years, Oceanwide has been recognised as a worldwide supplier of qualified maritime and offshore personnel.

barges on the North Sea and across Western Europe.

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Offshore construction crew We recruit and employ groups of international construction crews for positions such as Riggers, Welders (pipeline, structural, 6GR), Fitters as well as Senior Construction positions. We recruit from Europe, the USA and from Asian countries such as Philippines, Malaysia and Thailand. For projects in the Gulf of Mexico and other Spanish speaking countries, we have Mexican construction crew available.

Bellamypark 3 4381 CG Vlissingen The Netherlands

T +31 (0)118 429 510 E info@oceanwidecrew.com I www.oceanwidecrew.com OceanwideBV

Our services include all steps of international manpower services specified for the dedicated business sector.

Wind energy personnel Oceanwide is your reliable partner in wind energy with over 30 years of experience working in the oil and gas industry. We specialise in advising organisations on manpower and recruitment services. In doing so, we ensure that our search for talented professionals is always tailored in accordance with the specific needs of our clients. Maritime crew We recruit and employ qualified maritime crews for a wide range of vessel types such as merchant shipping, dredging, towage and several types of offshore support vessels. Our services focus on

temporary positions to fill the gap as well as sourcing full crew management. Oil & gas personnel We supply technical personnel for various types of production platforms, (drilling) rigs and barges for clients active in the oil & gas and offshore construction industries. A careful selection process of highly qualified personnel for positions such as Process Operators, Mechanics, E/I Technicians, Electricians, Welders etc. assures the satisfaction of our clients and the trustworthiness of our employees. Offshore catering services We offer offshore hotel & catering services for platforms and barges in the maritime and offshore industries. We have vast experience on platforms and

Recruitment & selection In addition to our manpower services for the crewing of vessels and secondment of staff for offshore energy and onshore positions, Oceanwide offers recruitment & selection for permanent and project positions. Our recruitment & selection services are flexible and tailored to meet our client’s requirements. The client, prior to commencement of our services, will comprehensively define budget and duration of each assignment. Q-HSE & certification At Oceanwide, quality, health, safety and environment (Q-HSE) are an important part of our culture. Maritime offices are certified by DNV according their standard IMO / CMO 24.04 part 2 for private Recruitment and Placement Services and the requirement in MLC (Maritime Labor Convention 2006 part 1.4). Offshore offices are Intertek certified according ISO 9001:2008, VCU (safety checklist), FPAL registered and Connexio accredited. Dutch offices are NEN-4400 certified.

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To improve the safety and efficiency of your offshoreÂ operations we developed tools for the safe transportation of crew and cargo Offshore Boarding B.V. is a new company. However, our management team consists of highly experienced specialists, with a proven track record in developing and producing innovative products for the offshore industry.Â

Offshore Boarding B.V. Huis ter Lucht 26 3155 EB Maasland The Netherlands T +31 (0)10 591 11 57 F +31 (0)10 591 11 89 E info@offshoreboarding.com I www.offshoreboarding.com Offshore Boarding B.V. Contact: Ch. Goddijn Sales Director

The best ideas are often said to be the simplest, at Offshore Boarding we have taken a simple idea to completely reimagine the way loads are attached to a crane hook. Traditional methods require a manual connection using slingsÂ and a crane hook, with crew members standing by to connect or disconnect the load, often working at height, and particularly in the offshore environment, in unstable conditions. TheÂ risk of accidents and injury during these operations is ever present and delays in transfers have a negative impact on many types of projects.

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in the offshore working environment, Offshore Boarding has developed a system that is an innovation in safety and simplicity. With multiple applications, from container lifts toÂ personnel and crew boat lifts. Offshore Boarding has developed a transfer process that is fully â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;hands-freeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; which means safer, faster and more cost effective handling of offshore transfers.

Offshore Boarding was established in 2016 to develop a number of â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;hands-freeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; technical systems, which increase the operating window, safety and efficiency of the transfer process; connecting,

lifting and disengagement, without any personnel involved at the point of connection and disconnection from the crane. The solution is simple and involves the crane operator lowering a steel ball into a funnel, which activates a trapping mechanism. The cargo can then be lifted and placed in a new location upon which the crane operator can disengage the trapping mechanism. At no time during the lifting operation can the trapping mechanism open and no crew is required to make the connection or disconnection with the cargo.

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Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference Oil & gas I Offshore wind I Marine energy Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference (OEEC) is one of Europe’s leading offshore energy events. It is unique in bringing together the oil & gas, offshore wind and marine energy industry. With the industry in transition OEEC offers offshore energy professionals the ideal meeting place to network, discuss and learn about the future of energy. OEEC 2018 is held at Amsterdam RAI on 22, 23 & 24 October.

Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference Amsterdam RAI Europaplein 22 1078 GZ Amsterdam The Netherlands Entrance K T +31 (0)10 209 2600 E sales@offshore-energy.biz I www.offshore-energy.biz OffshoreEnergy @navingooe Offshore Energy

Exhibition The exhibition is the meeting area where supply chain companies showcase their products and services. It welcomes a defined and targeted visitors profile, consisting of decision makers in the upstream oil & gas, dredging and wind energy industries, directors, purchase managers, project managers and engineers of oil companies, subcontractors, offshore services, operators and students. The 2017 edition attracted 570 exhibiting companies and 12,145 unique attendees. Community Square Community Square is the place for nontechnical industry wide discussions. The “ON AIR” talk-shows are livestreamed on OffshoreEnergyToday.com. New in 2017 was the addition of an exciting program of free to attend Knowledge Café meetings.

With “ON AIR” at Community Square we look at challenges through the eyes of energy consumers and citizens, on top of the energy professional perspective. Conference Offshore Energy Conference features an extensive conference program offering a platform for discussing key topics and solutions for the offshore community. Speakers and delegates from all levels representing the entire upstream supply chain gather to share knowledge, discuss ideas and network. The three day program consists of: • Keynotes; • Technical sessions; • Master classes; • Offshore Wind Conference; • Marine Energy Event; • Meetings of industry organisations.

Special Events Offshore Energy offers two special events besides the exhibition and conference sessions. • The Offshore Energy Opening Gala Dinner & Awards Show (22 October); • The Official Networking Event (23 October). Date & venue Exhibition: 23 & 24 October 2018 Conference: 22,23 & 24 October 2018 Amsterdam RAI, the Netherlands (Halls 1,2,3 & Amtrium)

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Offshore Turbine Services Crew transfer vessel operators in the renewables and marine civil engineering industries OTS operates a fleet of fast, fuel efficient, versatile vessels that transport technicians, cargo and fuel to offshore work sites. Its Integrated Management System ensures quality, safety and protection of the environment are at the forefront of everything we do. Its experienced personnel will ensure that your project is completed safely and on time. ISO 9001 and ISM accredited.

OTS’ operations base is in Brixham in Devon. Since 2012, they have launched seven vessels all of which are 18.5 resin infused catamarans with Rolls Royce jets.

Offshore Turbine Services Limited 3, Maypool Building, Dartside Quay TQ5 0GD Brixham, Devon

These vessels are very economical to run and produce much lower CO2 emissions in comparison to even small aluminium CTVs. They have a shallow draft and can be used close inshore whilst also having a moveable wheelhouse which allows them to be configured for optimum operational capability allowing more deck space fore or aft as required for dedicated workshops or cargo. Five of the vessels are certified to MCA Cat 2 and the last two additions to the fleet to Cat 1 and are capable of 25 knots and only use 150 litres per hour at a cruising speed of 22 knots. OTS has a dedicated service department available 24 hours with rapid response teams across UK and Europe and each vessel has a full range of key spares and skippers and crew are trained to follow a pro-active maintenance regime in order to ensure vessel downtime is minimised and this has resulted in a 99.30 per cent vessel on contract uptime statistic since 2012.

T +44 (0)1803 84 55 77 E info@offshoreturbineservices.co.uk I www.offshoreturbineservices.co.uk Offshore Turbine Services Offshore Turbine Services Contact:

Robin Jones Finance and Business Development Director

The company first started on the London Array and Gwynt-y-Mor wind farms back in 2012 but since then it has worked on the majority of the wind farms in the UK as well as in Finland, Holland, Belgium and Germany. Projects worked on: • London Array • Humber Gateway • Gwynt-y-Mor • West of Duddon Sands • Burbo Bank • Greater Gabbard • Thanet • Kentish Flats • Walney • Nord See Ost (Germany) • Borkum Riffgrund (Germany) • Baltic 2 (Germany) • Phillips 66 Pipeline, Grimsby

• Gunfleet Sands • Rhyl Flats • Westermost Rough • Wikinger (Germany) • Tahkoluoto (Finland) • Princess Amalia (Holland) • Thorntonbank (Belgium) • Rampion

As well as providing safe and efficient personnel transfers, the company also has experience in equipment and fuel transfer offshore. It also provides support vessels for blade inspection, cable laying and ROV operations. Their vessels have also been used as guard vessels and to support marine civil engineering work such as the Phillips 66 pipeline in the Humber River where they worked with Van Oord.

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Offshore WIND A cross-media concept reaching the entire offshore wind industry Offshore WIND is a powerful communication platform for the offshore wind industry with a strong global reach. With this cross-media concept of print, online and event products there is always a solution at hand that fits your company’s marketing strategy requirements. The Offshore WIND brand comprises of magazine, business guide, vessel directory, news portal and conference.

Navingo BV Jan van Galenstraat 56 3115 JG Schiedam The Netherlands

T +31 (0)10 209 2600 E info@offshorewind.biz I www.navingo.com I www.offshorewindmagazine.com I www.offshorewind.biz @OffshoreWINDmag @OffshoreWINDbiz

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Offshore WIND magazine This is the first independent international magazine, which is exclusively dedicated to the offshore wind industry worldwide. This quarterly magazine has been successfully providing readers for more than eight years with news and background information on projects, research, legislation, companies and details of future events. International Business Guide The Offshore WIND International Business Guide (IBG) is an annual, promotional guide dedicated to the international offshore wind energy industry. This promotional publication is distributed by post and at relevant events wherever the industry is meeting. You have picked up one of the thousands of copies that are printed each year.

Vessel Directory The directory provides the industry with a compact useful overview of operational wind farm support vessels, construction vessels, accommodation vessels and cable layers. It includes photographs, technical specifications, managers, builders and ancillary services and suppliers. Conference The annual Offshore WIND Conference (OWC) presents the latest in wind farm developments and addresses the key technical, operational and commercial challenges associated with future industry growth. It also includes a comprehensive overview of cost-reducing innovations, education and employment initiatives. Building on the expertise of Offshore WIND magazine, the conference enables revelation and discussion in this sector.

OffshoreWIND.biz OffshoreWIND.biz is internationally renowned as the online news platform reporting on the global offshore wind industry developments. For more than eight years OffshoreWIND.biz provides free access to the latest news and developments, with user friendly, custom made news alerts. Navingo BV The Offshore WIND products are created and produced by the Navingo Media Group. Navingo offers a worldwide cross-media platform for the maritime and offshore industry and easily reaches over 1.50 million of your potential customers, prospects and professionals. The complete Navingo product overview can be found on www.navingo.com.

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Oil Control Systems Inflatable cable | hose | pipe floaters Oil Control Systems supplies the well known‚ ‘Twin Boom’ inflatable cable floaters which are used during ‘beach pull’ operations. Over the years this product has gained a good reputation during its wide use in offshore wind farm cable floating operations.

Oil Control Systems Vlotlaan 232 2681 TV Monster The Netherlands

T +31 (0)17 428 16 75 F +31 (0)17 428 12 75 E info@oilcontrolsystems.nl I www.oilcontrolsystems.nl I www.cablefloat.eu Contact:

Mr. D.A. van der Mout Managing Director

Some references: NorNed project, Northwind windfarm project, Troll A gas platform project, Lincs offshore windfarm project, Korea 154kV Power Cable Installation Project, Vietnam Phu Quoc-HA Tien, Qatar cable etc. A whole range of ‘Twin Booms’ or ‘Single Booms’ with different buoyancy capacities are available. Recently big improvements are made in order to maintain airtightness and durability over a long period of time. We also supply a wide range of oil pollution recovery equipment, spill prevention and storage solutions.

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PIRIOU Global service for offshore wind farms Involved in shipbuilding and ship repair since 1965, PIRIOU specialises in producing medium-sized vessels up to 120 metre in length with high added value through a combination of high-performance engineering and a comprehensive network of industrial sites in Europe, Africa and Asia. With more than 420 ships built and delivered worldwide, PIRIOU provides, on a global scale, an innovative range of effective and safe vessels meeting the requirements of private or public, civilian or military international ship-owners.

PIRIOU ZI du Moros - BP 521 29185 Concarneau France

T +33 (0)29 897 0948 F +33 (0)29 897 2036 E s.montels@piriou.fr I www.piriou.com Contact: Sylvain Montels Sales Manager

Providing solutions for offshore operators Drawing on the experience of more than 100 crew boats built for the offshore oil & gas industry, PIRIOU has developed a range of Crew Transfer Vessels (CTVs) to serve, in optimal comfort and safety, the men and women who manage offshore wind farms. Stable, manoeuvrable, comfortable, economical and fast, our CTVs are made to match your energy...

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Existing designs: • WFSV 21, an ideal and economical solution; • WFSV 26, a fast solution with increased capacities.

Designed by BMT Nigel Gee, the Wind Farm Support Vessel range is MCA HS-OSC Workboat Code Category 1 and certified Bureau Veritas to provide safe and fast service up to 150 nautical miles offshore. PIRIOU constantly listens to operators to ensure every vessel is customisable and adaptable. PIRIOU’s WFSVs are an optimal solution in terms of competitiveness and modular design. The Group’s main site is located at the heart of Northern Europe where the wind power industry has its centres of development. This allows us to guarantee a prompt service when it comes to providing maintenance and repair services.

High-performance wind farm service vessels PIRIOU’s WFSVs feature a series of fundamental advantages to satisfy the requirements of operators working in wind farm operation and maintenance: • catamaran hull providing optimal stability and comfort during operations to deploy technicians in wind-turbine operating zones; • excellent manoeuvrability; • efficient and reliable bow specific fenders for a safe access to offshore wind turbines; • transfer capacity up to 24 technicians; • spacious decks for up to 20 tonnes cargo capacity; • crane on the foredeck up to 10 t/m; • high fuel capacity (up to 25 m3) to optimize autonomy and wind turbine refuelling; • choice of propeller or water jet versions to ensure compliance with operating zone (top speed of up to 27.5 knots); • semi-swath design also available; • equipment and comfort inspired by Business class standards; • carefully designed wheelhouse ergonomics. Several renowned operators have already trusted us for the last four years.

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RAD Torque Systems Lighter | Faster | Stronger RAD Torque Systems B.V. distributes RAD® products to customers in Europe, Central Asia, Middle-East and North Africa. Besides next day deliveries of torque wrenches and spare parts, RAD B.V. also provides quick repair, calibration and warranty services. The fully trained staff has the latest technology at their disposal for servicing every RAD® torque wrench.

RAD Torque Systems B.V. Zuidergracht 19 3763 LS Soest The Netherlands

T +31 (0)35 588 24 50 F +31 (0)35 588 24 50 E mbirkhoff@radtorque.nl I www.radtorque.eu RAD Torque Systems B.V. Contact: Marcel Birkhoff

The RAD® pneumatic, battery powered, and electronic torque wrenches have proven to be successful all over the world in a variety of industries. RAD Torque Systems B.V. has a proven track record in offshore wind. Applications range from tower and foundation flange bolting to seafastening components. To continues invest and employ the latest technology has contributed to achieve the highest level of innovation, quality, and performance and has resulted in multiple patents.

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RanaWorks Integrated solutions for the offshore energy market Newly formed RanaWorks translates the competence of its founders into solutions that meet the needs of the North Sea energy market. Over 80 years of experience of RANA Diving SpA and Workships Contractors BV, prove that we not only understand the needs of our clients, but are also fully committed to providing the best possible solutions.

RanaWorks K.P. van der Mandelelaan 34 3062 MB Rotterdam The Netherlands

T +31 (0)10 453 03 77 F +31 (0)10 453 05 24 E info@ranaworks.com I www.ranaworks.com RanaWorks Contact: Rutger Lieverse Business Development Manager

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Due to our deep knowledge of the technology, systems and vessels we use, we are able to offer you maximum flexibility in the dynamic offshore energy market. Our service portfolio includes a variety of stand-alone services both subsea and above waterline, which can be easily combined into an integrated package to achieve the best value for money without compromising safety and quality. Strong relationships RanaWorks prides itself on building strong relationships based on personal approach, flexibility and proven reliability, ensuring that clients receive practical solutions to their operational challenges. Both our founding companies are IMCA members and are certified to the international standards expected by

the industry such as ISO 9001 and 14001, OHSAS 18001 and IRATA. Extensive experience RANA has more than 50 years’ experience in commercial diving and subsea operations, which includes owning, developing and operating air and saturation diving systems, ROV’s as well as engineering and survey. Workships has been a marine asset manager and vessel operator for nearly 30 years, with extensive experience in the offshore oil & gas and wind industries. Integrated solutions Together with our committed team of professionals, RanaWorks delivers integrated solutions by the use of diving, ROV, working at height and rope access

services, through all stages of the offshore asset lifetime: • preliminary surveys and installation support; • surveying works; • UXO detection and removal; • pull-in support; • scour protection; • base harbour support. • inspection, repair and maintenance; • visual and NDT inspections; • electrical and mechanical support; • technical maintenance and repairs; • anti-corrosion services; • removals and upgrades; • engineering. • lifetime extension services and decommissioning; • logistics, engineering and project management; • marine asset supply and management.

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REASeuro Your safety, our concern REASeuro supports its clients on all explosives topics by providing advice, education, training, quality assurance, certification, EOD-management, GIS database and the detection, clearance and or disposal of conventional and improvised explosives in the international on- and offshore market.

REASeuro Alphenseweg 4a 5133 NE Riel The Netherlands

T +31 (0)13 518 60 76 F +31 (0)13 518 60 77 E info@reaseuro.com I www.reaseuro.com REASeuro Contact: Paul van Tongeren Commercial Manager

REASeuro is independent and fully specialised company focused on all explosives topics, active on the international on- and offshore market and always able to provide the right specialist solutions. A safe and professional execution of UXO risk mitigation (detection, clearance and or disposal of explosives) is our core business. We proudly call ourselves: Explosives Experts!

Services to assist • overall EOD management; • consultancy and advice; • RCC - explosives education & training centre; • operations on-, in- and offshore (worldwide); UXO-survey, clearance, disposal and ALARP sign off; • fully auditable trail by means of a tailored GIS database (GIS4REAS).

Prevention is better than cure! It is advisable to have a clear understanding and awareness of the situation regarding explosives matters well in advance of the execution phase of your project. High quality consultancy and comprehensive reports exclude the risks of operational time delay and unforeseen costs effects. Even more reason to step through all necessary phases of the UXO mitigation process.

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5 phase policy REASeuro has developed a comprehensive approach with regards to the process of explosives clearance and disposal. This specific concept consists of five separate phases, which forms the complete process of explosives clearance and disposal operation; Historical Desktop

Study, Project Risk Assessment, Project Management, Execution, Clearance Certificate & Final Report.

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Ridderflex & Plastics Specialist in customised polyurethane, rubber and plastic products Ridderflex excels in the production of customised polyurethane, rubber and plastic products. We develop and produce essential components for the offshore wind industry. Do you have a technical problem? Or are you looking for a complex product? Ridderflex takes up the challenge. Our team will always find the best solution for your specific requirements. We are continuously in search of new materials, techniques and products.

Ridderflex excels in customised products Ridderflex develops and produces essential components in any desired polyurethane, rubber or plastic material. Completely custom-made.

Ridderflex & Plastics B.V. Touwslagerstraat 5 2984 AW Ridderkerk The Netherlands

T +31 (0)180 46 34 71 E sales@ridderflex.nl I www.ridderflex.com

We can advise you on applying the best solutions and help you match your different products to each other.

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Ridderflex supplies amongst others parts to construction and installation companies of wind turbines and components. Our product range include components for: • use in and around wind turbines; • installation; • during transport; • storage of components and • maintenance and repair. Polyurethane specialist As a polyurethane specialist, Ridderflex’s strength is developing and producing polyurethane products. Polyurethane is a unique material. We can adapt the material properties to the application of the product. There are no other materials in our product range, that are so flexible and versatile. Experience shows us that

PU products can be the solution to numerous technical problems. Recent projects include: • PU dampening pads: an excellent alternative for all elastomeric bearings on the market. It allows higher loads without the use of steel reinforcements and different hardnesses can be combined in one pad. These pads are developed to dampen the impact loads during jacket set down on preinstalled foundation piles. • PU hang-offs and plugs: our hang-off is a tool that is used on the transition piece to lead the cable through the cable entry. The hang-off prevents damage to the transition piece during these activities. The plug prevents damage to the cable when it is pulled through the cable entry under seawater.

Ridderflex products for the offshore wind industry include: • bend restrictors; • centralisers; • cradle lining; • cross-overs; • dampening pads; • fenders; • gaskets and seals; • grout seals; • hang-offs and plugs; • pile gripper lining; • plugs; • profiles; • seafastening solutions. Ridderflex supplied amongst others products to: • Aberdeen; • Beatrice; • Borkum II; • DanTysk; • Galloper; • Gemini; • Helwin2; • Hohe See; • Rentel; • Veja Mate; • Walney Extension. Ridderflex: small enough to be flexible, big enough to solve your problem.

Rix Sea Shuttle Ltd. Offshore windfarm support vessels & services Rix Sea Shuttle Ltd. provide offshore crew transfer vessels that have been purposely designed to assist in the construction, maintenance, operation and transfers associated with offshore wind farms around the United Kingdom and Europe. Our offshore support vessels are built to highly technical specifications - both on the inside and out - and have been equipped to exacting safety standards ensuring comfort and safety for your staff at all times.

Rix Sea Shuttle Ltd. Witham House 45 Spyvee Street HU8 7JR Hull United Kingdom

T +44 (0)1482 33 88 33 F +44 (0)1482 33 88 37 E shipping@rix.co.uk I www.rixseashuttle.co.uk @rixseashuttle Contact: Mandy Masters Sales & Marketing Manager

were the first United Kingdom company to own and operate a fully certificated 24 passenger CTV.

Our fleet of offshore support vessels range from 19 metres to 27 metres offering the very latest in crew transfer vessel capability. The most recent addition to our fleet is the Rix Lynx, a 24 pax BMT Nigel Gee design (sister vessel to Rix Leopard). Rix Sea Shuttle

Rix Sea Shuttle also holds the internationally recognised ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001 accreditations for our processes in quality , health and safety and environmental management.

All of our vessels have a two - three man crew, who are all highly experienced seafarers and are directly employed by Rix Sea Shuttle. Our safety record is second to none winning two safety performance awards through the HOHSG (Humberside Health and safety group) award for our exemplary health and safety record.

Services we offer include: • personnel transfer; • operations & maintenance support; • construction support; • transport of equipment; • fuel transfer capability; • survey work; • dive platform capability; • on dock warehousing; • fuel bunkering; • inspection and rope access services.

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Rix Sea Shuttle Ltd. was founded in 2012 but is part of the JR Rix & Sons group of companies, which was established in 1893 in shipping. Today the group operates three coastal tankers and three estuarial barges as well as a modern fleet of offshore support vessels. The Rix group also have important port locations on the East Coast of the United Kingdom, in Hull and Montrose, with the very latest in cargo handling machinery, warehousing and storage.

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Royal IHC Reliable partner for efficient offshore wind solutions

At Royal IHC, we have the knowledge and experience to rise to the challenges facing the industry by providing cutting-edge solutions to our customers worldwide. IHC prides itself on providing robust and reliable solutions for every stage of an offshore wind farm’s life cycle.

Royal IHC Smitweg 6 2961AW Kinderdijk The Netherlands

T +31 (0)88 015 25 35 I www.royalihc.com Royal IHC RoyalIHC @Royalihc

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It all starts with the planning and financing phase, we can provide structural and hydrodynamic analyses, marine operations engineering and equipment design. Our independent subsidiary, Vuyk Engineering Rotterdam, is highly experienced in this sector and has an extensive track record in the offshore oil and gas, and wind sectors. Foundation and installation During the installations phase, IHC can design, build and integrate any missioncritical equipment and tooling required for foundations and turbines. Our extensive operational know-how enables us to optimise our jack-up designs resulting in a self-elevating platform with an efficient deck layout and full integration of hydraulic systems for jacking and lifting tools. To cope with the increasing weight of founda tions, we also design and build efficient

floating heavy-lift solutions. IHC IQIP is a market leader for the delivery of large diameter hammers, which are used to install the industry’s largest monopoles. IHC IQIP also provides solutions for deck handling equipment and the installations other foundations types.

Operations and maintenance IHC has designed a service operation vessel with crew, passenger safety and a comfortable living and working environment in mind. Furthermore we kept vessel the efficiency in terms of workflow and propulsion in mind.

Cable lay and trenching In the cable-laying market IHC can offer engineering services, cable-laying systems, carousels or fully integrated cable-laying vessels. Furthermore we have over 15 years success in the supply of trenching machines in the subsea industry. Our award-winning Hi-traq trencher is ideal for projects in the harsh environments typical to the offshore wind industry. It is equipped with a unique self-levelling suspension system for the installation and burial of power cables.

Floating and innovation We use our extensive track record in mooring systems for FPUs for the development of cost-effective solutions for the mooring of floating wind turbines. IHC’s patented blade tool enables heavy-lift vessels to install turbine blades in wind speeds of up to 15 metre per second and at an angle proportional to the horizon. This significantly increases the operational profile of the vessel.

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Safe Lifting Europe Your heavy lifting rental partner Offshore professionals use Safe Lifting Europe to source heavy lifting and rigging equipment on short- or long-term rental. Specialists in serving the wind sector, one of the most dynamic, demanding marketplaces on earth, Safe Lifting works with the lifting industry’s top manufacturers to deliver solutions up to 1,500 tonnes capacity. Whether it is a force measurement device, spreader beam, shackle or other below-the-hook tool, all Safe Lifting products are supplied with the offshore wind market’s safety culture in mind; world-class maintenance, training and education programmes support every order.

Safe Lifting Europe B.V. Schiedamsedijk 54L 3134 KK Vlaardingen The Netherlands

T +31 (0)10 434 63 33 E rental@safelifting.eu I www.safelifting.eu Safe Lifting Europe B.V. @SafeLiftingNL Safelifting

Economic When offshore wind decision makers consider the costs associated with purchasing lifting equipment, a rental solution becomes favourable. In addition to initial purchase price, equipment owners must budget for maintenance, periodic re-certification, storage, and more. Renting lifting and rigging gear adds value and efficiency.

Portfolio Safe Lifting’s comprehensive catalogue directly addresses the needs of offshore wind applications. It recognises that the sector has a regular requirement to conduct load tests and lift heavy materials; that’s why load cells, water bags, spreader beams, shackles and slings are at the forefront of the range. Grommets, winches and pad eye testers are also popular. 111

Trusted End users have trust in the brand and its representatives to deliver only worldclass equipment. Each order involves thorough consultation so the products supplied are designed specifically for the application in hand. Experts carry out quality assurance (QA) checks before any lifting and rigging gear leaves the facility and upon its return from site.

Location Safe Lifting is strategically located in the Port of Rotterdam, at the heart of a transportation and shipping hotbed. It is able to leverage this location to ensure quick delivery to customers wherever they may be situated.

Scaldis Lifting at a higher level SCALDIS is a dynamic, innovative and expanding marine offshore contractor specialised in offshore transportation and installation with a core business and expertise in heavy lifting. Scaldis has earned a reputation as a solid and reliable partner to contractors and clients. Scaldis provides cost-effective solutions for projects using its multi-purpose heavy lift vessels.

Scaldis Salvage and Marine Contractors North Trade Building Noorderlaan 133, box 31 2030 Antwerp Belgium

T +32 (0)35 41 69 55 F +32 (0)35 41 81 93 E mail@scaldis-smc.com I www.scaldis-smc.com ScaldisSMC Scaldis Salvage & Marine Contractors NV

SCALDIS is active in five distinct market sectors namely: • oil and gas; • renewables; • deconstruction; • civil works; • heavy lifting related to salvage works.

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One of the many strengths of Scaldis is its willingness to work closely with its client from an early stage in order to develop the most efficient and effective methodology. Scaldis’ current heavy lift vessel, the Rambiz, has a unique arrangement having two cranes, shallow draft, large deck space and extensive accommodation facilities. This gives the vessel the ability to operate in areas where many other vessel cannot access. Her ability to work in both deep

and shallow waters provides valuable flexibility. The combination of two deck cranes enables the Rambiz to lift and install complex structures.

• DP2; • skidding cranes to allow greater flexibility to deck space; • helideck.

The two cranes can work independently or be synchronised to provide an unrivalled flexibility in handling structures. Scaldis is a significant participant in the rapidly expanding offshore markets and in order to meet the increasing demands of these markets, Scaldis will operate a new heavy lift vessel with a lifting capacity of 4,000 tonnes. The Gulliver will possess many of the key assets of Rambiz but will also incorporate the following new developments that will extend the possibilities for the vessel: • lifting capacity of 4,000 tonnes; • fully self-propelled;

With its increased capacity and enhanced features, the new build heavy lift vessel Gulliver will extend the boundaries of what can be achieved and will enable Scaldis to perform more work across a wider geographic area. With the delivery of the new vessel early 2018. Scaldis strives to achieve the highest level of quality, safety and environmental awareness throughout its activities. Certification according ISO9001, ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001 is a demonstration of its commitment to deliver and improve the quality of service to its clients.

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Seafox Offshore jack-up services Seafox is a leading global offshore jack-up company, providing services to support the oil & gas and renewable industry. Seafox owns and operates twelve self-elevating jack-up units. Our customers benefit from our wealth of experience in accommodation, deck space & crane support, well testing & workover, transport & installation and decommissioning. Furthermore, Seafox offers temporary accommodation units for offshore locations and on board vessels.

Seafox Taurus Avenue 23 2132 LS Hoofddorp The Netherlands

T +31 (0)23 05 54 13 13 F +31 (0)23 554 13 20 E info@seafox.com I www.seafox.com

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Since 1991 we have been managing our offshore service support jackup units around the world providing accommodation, catering and housekeeping services for hook-up

and maintenance activities. In addition, our versatile fleet is able to support many other oil & gas and wind related operations as well. Our services also include well testing and workover,

transportation and installation, plug and abandonment and decommissioning. We are determined to provide innovative, safe and reliable solutions for our clients to meet and exceed their expectations. Key in achieving this is the combination of our good quality units and procedures with the dedication, knowledge and experience of our onshore and offshore personnel. Therefore the Seafox units come with a professional crew which has strong operational experience, philosophy and heritage. Seafox is a dedicated and professional organisation with a strong focus on quality and safety on all levels. Shore-based staff as well as marine crew consist of highly-qualified, fullytrained and quality & safety-conscious professionals.

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Seafox TLQ Flexible and efficient TLQ solutions as wind farms venture further offshore With wind farms going further offshore, Seafox TLQ has developed a number of solutions to cope with the demands of the initial construction period and the subsequent operations & maintenance. Answering this demand for modern and comfortable temporary living quarters (TLQ) Seafox has become the first company in the world to build its TLQ to the stringent demands of the Norwegian offshore market. Alongside the new Nordic TLQ, Seafox provides its everpopular Standard TLQ for a flexible cost-efficient option. And our Light TLQ, which is ISO-sized.

Whether choosing a Nordic, Standard or Light TLQ, Seafox has paid a great deal of attention to the designs, ensuring that offshore wind technicians can work efficiently and comfortably. The units are readily available at short notice and competitively priced.

Zuidtoren Taurusavenue 23 2132 LS Hoofddorp The Netherlands

T +31 (0)23 554 13 13 F +31 (0)23 554 13 20 E john.verdonk@seafox.com I www.seafox.com Contact: John Verdonk Manager Offshore Temporary Living Quarters

Standard TLQ The Standard TLQ answers the need for modern, flexible, cost-efficient offshore accommodation. These are built to comply with North Sea regulations and are suitable for worldwide use. Classed by Lloyd’s and to DNV 2.7-1, the TLQ Standard is a reliable, proven concept that has been deployed in some of the most hostile environments for many years: • at 6.30-metres in length, the units have a relatively small footprint and only weigh eight metric tonnes; • ample space for four pob in two cabins; • equipped with all the modern day comforts, wall-mounted TV, internet; • Plug&Play easy to hook up to any offshore installation; • wet-cell with shower, toilet.

Light TLQ This container-sized TLQ weighs just 6.50 metric tonnes providing the ultimate flexibility at minimal cost: • classed by Lloyd’s and to DNV 2.7-1; • ample space for four occupants; • 20-feet ISO unit.

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TLQ Nordic – NORSOK /DNV 2.7-2 The Seafox TLQ Nordic units are suitable for worldwide use and for the harsh environments of the North Sea and the Baltic. They have been classified DNV 2.7-2, DNV 2.7-1 and they are built to NORSOK. All aspects of offshore welfare have been considered, as the company recognises that having all t he comforts of home enhances performance and productivity while technicians are carrying out their daily duties offshore. The units are equally suitable for platforms, jack-ups or offshore vessels: • suited for Zone 2, units are ATEX 95, ex- proof and A60; • designed as a 2-cabin, 4-person unit, they are very roomy measuring 10.20 x 3.30 x 3.30 metres; • two, spacious single beds 90 x 210 centimetre in each cabin; • linkable and stackable four high; • LED light, HVAC and sprinkler, smoke and gas detection; • designed to limit noise; • each bedroom has LED TV, Internet, USB, LED lights and headphone jacks; • adaptable lighting, network and coaxial points; • every occupant has own desk, drawer unit, nightstand and individual locker; • separate wet cell in each cabin with underfloor heating; • internal linkable.

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Seajacks Seajacks own and operate a versatile fleet of self-propelled jack-up vessels equipped to service the demands of the offshore industry. Seajacks own and operate a versatile fleet of self-propelled jack-up vessels equipped to service the demands of the offshore industry. Seajacks’ fleet of five GustoMSC designed vessels Kraken, Leviathan, Hydra, Zaratan & Scylla are all capable of installing and maintaining offshore wind farms in harsh conditions.

Bight. Seajacks Zaratan and Seajacks Leviathan worked in tandem installing the 80 foundations and turbines throughout the year, working through the harsh winter weather conditions. Seajacks Leviathan also has previous experience in working in tandem with Seajacks vessels at an offshore wind farm, installing 51 turbines in six months at Walney 2 with Seajacks Kraken.

Seajacks Seajacks House NR303QR Great Yarmouth United Kingdom

T +44 (0)149 384 14 00 F +44 (0)149 384 14 50 E Marketing@seajacks.com I www.seajacks.com @Seajacks Seajacks

After delivery in 2015, Seajacks Scylla began working on the Veja Mate wind farm where Zaratan joined to install transition pieces. Scylla went on to install foundations for Walney Extension in the Irish Sea installing 8MW MHI Vestas and 7MW Siemens turbines. Seajacks designed innovative sea fastenings to fit both turbine sizes without having to remove and install multiple pieces of equipment.

Contact: Robyn Youngs Sales & Marketing Coordinator

Seajacks vessels have the ability to work worldwide in a variety of weather and soil conditions. Seajacks are targeting offshore wind installation in Asia as Seajacks Zaratan is the perfect vessel for the installation and maintenance of the upcoming offshore wind projects.

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With experience of installing over 1,400MW of turbines from Siemens 3.60MW to MHI Vestas 8MW, Seajacks have the knowledge and experience to safely operate in all conditions. A reliable offshore crew and teams of onshore engineers ensure projects run on schedule and to budget. Seajacks provide accommodation for hook up and commissioning support throughout the Southern North Sea.

Previously working on SylWin Alpha, HelWin Alpha, Wikinger and Global Tech 1 substations among others, Seajacks has the equipment and experience to provide a safe haven and practical technical solutions for offshore workers. Seajacks also perform operations and maintenance works throughout the Southern North Sea. Seajacks Zaratan’s first project was WTG maintenance on Gunfleet Sands while Seajacks Leviathan undertook work at Sheringham Shoal Wind Farm which included two complete gearbox exchanges. Building on the previous installation successes at Walney 1 & 2, Seajacks were EPC manager of Meerwind Offshore Wind Farm in the German

As a result of this success, ScottishPower awarded Scylla with the East Anglia One contract to install jacket foundations from summer 2018. On the back of the contract award, Seajacks has committed to recruiting a minimum of five local apprentices and involving them direct in the East Anglia One project. For further information about Seajacks’ installation and maintenance experience please email marketing@seajacks.com.

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Siem Offshore Contractors Our ships. Our people. Our vision. Your solution. Siem Offshore Contractors is a leader in submarine cable installation, repair and maintenance serving the global offshore renewable energy and oil and gas sectors as well as utility markets since 2003. We specialise in the installation of submarine cables in harsh environments and are also a leader in the use of ‘Walk-to-Work’ systems having transferred over 130,000 personnel. In addition, we offer subsea and topside infrastructure inspection, repair and maintenance services.

Siem Offshore Contractors GmbH Bavinkstrasse 23 26789 Leer Germany

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new standard in offshore renewable projects. We have installed and trenched over 1,000 kilometre of submarine cables and connected more than 300 wind turbines since 2011 in sea states of up to 3.50 metre significant wave height. The Siem Duo has been specifically designed and built to serve the demanding needs for safe and reliable offshore operations in rough seas.

We offer more than two decades of in-house cable installation experience in combination with best practice and latest vessel technology to operate in harsh environments 24/7 minimising weather delays. The innovative ‘Siem Duo’ consisting of the cable lay Vessel Siem Aimery and installation support vessel Siem Moxie has already set the

Safety is our priority and we are leading the way with the use of ‘Walk-to-Work’ systems during submarine cable installation as well as inspection, repair and maintenance activities having transferred over 130,000 personnel using these systems to safely increase the operability during poor weather conditions. Our cable lay vessel Siem

Aimery has a sheltered cable laying deck and a sheltered trenching ROV hangar as well as internal craneage for handling equipment including cable protection systems to reduce manual handling. Furthermore, we are leading the way with innovative subsea and topside inspection, repair and maintenance services based on our in-house fleet of vessels with a focus on balance of plant. We also offer secure spare/ replacement cable storage, handling and management to selected clients, supported by our marine logistics centre team located in Eemshaven, the Netherlands.

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Siem Offshore Contractors is a leader in submarine cable installation, repair and maintenance serving the global offshore renewable energy and oil and gas sectors as well as utility markets since 2003. As part of the Siem Offshore Group since 2011, we are able to leverage direct access to an in-house fleet of more than 40 high-end offshore support and construction vessels to assist in our primary activities.

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Siemens Convergence Creators Critical communication and tracking for wind farms Offshore and onshore wind park solutions: Building and operating a wind farm requires very complex logistics and supply chain processes. These activities also require the compliance to strict rules, especially with regard to health and safety. To meet the health and safety requirements, it is necessary for the installation and service teams to have the ability to communicate between the workers as well as with the coordination centre at any time, as well as the ability to locate the workers wherever they are in the field.

Siemens Convergence Creators Autokaderstraße 29 1210 Vienna Austria

T +40 (0)268 409 400 F +43 (0)517 07 0 E info@siemens-convergence.com I www.convergence-creators. siemens.com #SieConCre Contact: Christian Heinrich Industry Sales Head Energy

features such as ‘touch and call’ to directly initiate a call with personnel from within a map by touching icons of tracked staff. Broadband wireless subsystem The demand for a mobile office environment in the wind farm drives the need for bandwidth in all areas of a wind farm. Siemens Convergence Creators can provide broadband solutions (e.g. for internet access for vessels) utilising WiMax or LTE for offshore locations. For onshore wind farms, wireless networks are typically available from public network providers. People and vehicle tracking subsystem The people and vehicle tracking subsystem provides a comprehensive application suite for tracking and

managing staff and fleet elements. This subsystem can handle position data from individuals carrying a tracking device such as TETRA handheld with GPS, smartphone, Bluetooth Beacon, or RFID card to swipe on dedicated gates. Similarly, the subsystem can track vehicles such as cars, vessels, and helicopters utilising different technologies to retrieve their position data. In addition to real-time tracking data processing as described above, the subsystem provides a complete management package to manage people and vehicles and their corresponding trips and manifests. This makes it possible to keep track of them and enables activity planning, which is indispensable for operators wanting to make optimal use of their resources.

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Voice communication subsystem The communication subsystem is provided as a fully integrated turnkey solution. It typically comprises a professional Mobile Radio system like TETRA, Marine VHF, Airtraffic VHF and IP telephony integrated with the corporate telephony system. Its core integration element is a market-leading dispatching system based on a full IP architecture capable to interconnect to all the different communication technologies, including public systems like GSM or LTE based mobile networks. In addition to the interconnection between such networks the system also provides the capability of conferencing across those networks. Apart from offering professional mobile radio features such as group call, emergency call, and others, the servers also enable unique

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Sif Netherlands Shaping tomorrow. Performing today Sif was founded in 1948 and is among the largest steel tubular manufacturers for offshore foundations for wind farms and oil & gas platforms. The offshore market is continuously changing. This requires vision and innovation that shape future developments. At the same time, we recognise that we have to perform every day. Sif has proved itself as a reliable business partner because Sif is already meeting these challenges today.

Sif Netherlands b.v. Mijnheerkensweg 33 6041 TA Roermond The Netherlands Harbour number 8322 Pieter van Vollenhovenweg 101 3199 KV Maasvlakte Rotterdam The Netherlands

T +31 (0)475 385 777 E info@sif-group.com I www.sif-group.com Sif Group Contact: Michel Kurstjens

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We continue to invest in new technologies, production capacity and future-proof production facilities. In addition, in the 70 years of history, more than 1,700 foundations have been produced for offshore wind and oil & gas. Sif is responsible for delivering large components of practical every major oil & gas jacket foundation. This, together with our agile approach, makes us a strong player and reliable partner in the market. We are involved at a very early stage at all levels to ensure an optimal total cost solution for our customers. We shape product design to meet the highest demands. Additionally we know the importance of on time delivery and thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s why we attach great importance to process optimization and strategic partnerships, enabling us to ensure our promise: delivering quality on-time.

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Sky-Access Your partner for blade inspection, repair and modification Sky-Access delivers services using an industrial rope technique, called Rope Access. Sky-Access uses rope access to get to any location where technical assistance is needed, for both onshore and offshore wind turbines. Being a partner with strong technical skills and certified technicians, Sky-Access limits the downtime of the turbine to an absolute minimum, saving both time and money. Sky-Access is the logical choice for your blade inspections, repairs and modifications.

Rope access Sky-Access is the first IRATA and Sprat certified company in the Netherlands active in the wind turbine sector. Rope access is the perfect technique for inspecting and repairing blades on wind turbines. It allows our technicians a safe and quick access to the blades, both onshore and offshore. Economise with Sky-Access With strong technical skills on board our certified technicians are equipped to inspect as well as repair and modify blades. In most cases repair and maintenance work can start at the very same day the inspection has taken place. Saving you time and money.

Sky-Access Weerterveld 69 6231 NC Meerssen The Netherlands

T +31 (0)88 123 36 00 E Info@sky-access.com I www.sky-access.com Sky-Access Sky-Access Contact: Robert ten Have Managing Director

Sky-Access Sky-Access BV specialises in Rope Access, industrial rope techniques for mechanical and electro-technical maintenance purposes. We perform welding, NDT, (tank) inspections, assembling and disassembling, constructing, blasting and painting, blade repair and blade inspection. Our main areas of expertise are onshore & offshore wind, industry, offshore oil & gas. Sky-Access is IRATA and Sprat certified.

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SMST Designers & Constructors Flexible and safe solutions for offshore lifting and access of personnel and cargo With 25 years of experience and expertise in design and construction of offshore equipment, SMST has developed a complete system package for the offshore wind industry. SMST’s portfolio includes a range of gangways adjustable for various heights, modular offshore cranes which can be equipped with various knuckle booms and active heave- and motion compensation, special handling equipment, sea-fastening frames and engineering studies. SMST integrates its proven knowledge of motion compensation successfully in their products to reduce costs while increasing workability.

3D motion compensated cranes Modular 3D compensation for safe cargo transfer in harsh sea conditions

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The SMST Motion Compensated Crane is designed to transfer equipment safely to an offshore structure using 3D motion compensation. The crane is able to position the cargo onto wind turbines or substations, despite movements of the vessel due to waves and current. The 3D motion compensation enables operations in sea conditions of more than 4.50 metre significant wave height.

9206 AX Drachten The Netherlands

T +31 (0)512 59 10 00 F +31 (0)512 59 10 50 E sales@smst.nl I www.smstequipment.com SMST Designers & Constructors Contact: Kirstin Timpte Business Development Manager Offshore Wind

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Telescopic Access Bridges (TAB) Flexible gangway solution for safe, fast and easy operations Worldwide deployment, ease of transportation and cost effective transfer is essential. With this in mind, SMST developed the modular M series Telescopic Access Bridge (TAB). This proven concept is suitable for various operational situations and a variety of small and big vessels. Its compact design, ease of mobilisation and transportation by a normal container truck result in an efficient operation already from the start. Operation can be done by the vessel’s crew and no

SMST can deliver a variety of this crane type up to 20 tonnes. The 3D motion compensated crane is only one part of a wide range of windfarm cargo cranes.

large generator is needed which leads to a fast and inexpensive operation. SMST’s gangways are immediately available. The M series is part of a range of four types of Telescopic Access Bridges, which are developed for walk-to-work applications and long-term connection between offshore structures and accommodation service vessels. The Telescopic Access Bridges, divided in a S, M, L and XL version, vary in length from four up to 58 metre and can be active or passive motion compensated. The entire range of systems can also be deployed for cargo handling. Developments on the range of bridges are ongoing and responsive to market’s needs.

Access & cargo towers Transferring personnel and cargo safely at various heights With the Access & Cargo Tower, SMST is combining a gangway and tower with elevator for safe transfer of cargo and personnel. The SMST equipment enables safe and stepless transfer of personnel and cargo from vessel to offshore structure, up to a significant wave height of 3.50 metre. The landing height adjustment system of the access & cargo tower travels to platform heights up to 23 metre. SMST´s remote controlled cargo transporter can be supplied to transport cargo of up to 600 kilogrammes from below deck, via different deck levels, to the offshore structures. The system’s access bridge incorporates active and passive motion compensation. Low operational expenses, including power consumption of less than 100kW, are key assets of the access system.

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Smulders Passionate about steel With over 50 years of experience in the construction, manufacturing, supply and assembly of steel constructions, Smulders was the logical choice for offshore wind structures back in the pioneering days of wind energy 15 years ago. Today, Smulders is an established market leader that offers a full range of services from engineering and fabrication of steel foundations to the complete turnkey solutions (EPCI) of Offshore High Voltage Substations.

Smulders Hoge Mauw 200 2370 Arendonk Belgium

T +32 (0)14 408 102 F +32 (0)14 672 092 E info@smulders.com I www.smulders.com Smulders Smulders @SmuldersEifage Contact: Jef Verdickt Commercial Director

Production facilities All aspects of the production process are managed in-house and divided amongst different production facilities. This ensures a time and cost-efficient process under safe working conditions and guarantees that the high quality and environmental standards are being met. By using a well-balanced mix of locations, capacity and facilities, Smulders has optimally geared itself towards the production of foundations for the offshore sector throughout the years. This, together with the flexible setup of the centralised project organisation enables a quick turn-round.

Product portfolio Smulders offers a product portfolio com prising transition pieces, jackets, tripods,

secondary components and substations. The current production capacity covers more than 200 transition pieces, 100 jackets and five substations per year. References: A total of over 1,500 steel foundations for offshore wind turbines, such as: • Beatrice Offshore Wind Farm: 28 jacket foundations; • Rentel Offshore Wind Farm: 42 transition pieces; • Gemini Offshore Wind Farm: 150 transition pieces. Substations for offshore wind farms, such as: • Gode Wind: two topsides and jackets; • Gemini: two topsides and jackets; • Race Bank: two topsides and jackets; • Burbo Bank: a topside and jacket.

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Smulders operates from following facilities: • Arendonk (Belgium): sales, project management, design, engineering

and fabrication of steel structures for substations and foundations; • Balen (Belgium): design, engineering and fabrication of steel structures for substations and foundations; • Zary (Poland): production of secondary steel components; • Hoboken (Belgium): production and assembly of foundations, substations and large offshore structures; • Vlissingen (the Netherlands): production and assembly of foundations and substations; • Newcastle upon Tyne (United Kingdom): production and assembly of foundations and substations and large offshore structures.

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Temporary Works Design Engineered to function Temporary Works Design (TWD) is the market leader for the design of offshore wind installation equipment. With offices in the Netherlands and the UK, over 120 engineers, naval architects and designers help contractors worldwide with their transport and installation challenges. ByÂ working together with contractors as part of an integral team, we strive to design the optimal solution and focus on gains during execution. This resulted in numerous successful innovative designs and a track record covering over 60 offshore wind farms.

Temporary Works Design Rotterdam Science Tower Marconistraat 16 3029 AK Rotterdam The Netherlands

T +31 (0)10 294 03 74 F +31 (0)10 294 03 74 E info@twd.nl I www.twd.nl Temporary Works Design Contact: Tijmen Gombert Technical Sales Manager

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Experts in the best solution TWD specialises in the design of tailored structures and tools for offshore

projects. Working from concept to detail, TWD provides creative designs for the offshore wind market. Our design philosophy is to think beyond the initial questions asked. Whether the challenge is simple or complex, a sea fastening, lifting tool or monopile gripper, our functional design method leads to smart, practical and cost-effective solutions. Optimise work offshore Offshore wind installation projects have a highly repetitive character, which makes their success largely depending on the chosen installation methods. Due to our experience, we understand the critical aspects of each transport & installation cycle. With logical deck layouts, innovative and practical handling tools and well-thought installation procedures, we can contribute to a significant

reduction of the offshore cycle time. Together with our sister company Barge Master we are experts in motion compensation and bespoke solutions that increase your workability offshore. Solving your future challenges Our experience enables us to anticipate to future challenges. Within TWD a dedicated R&D team works on market changing innovations. Some examples include our Motion Compensated Monopile Gripper that enables you to install monopiles from a floating vessel. Our Blade Exchange Tool that helps you to install and replace blades from a barge or PSV. And the Mini Jacket, a cheaper and faster alternative for the conventional jacket foundation, especially in areas with a limited local supply chain or deep waters.

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The Offshore Partners Technology is our passion, knowledge our greatest asset. The Offshore Partners, founded in 2004, is an independent service provider to oil & gas majors, offshore wind operators, vessel operators, offshore contractors, investors, project and product developers and public authorities worldwide. We provide technical and project management services for new build and conversion projects, for on- and offshore installation projects and decommissioning as well as recruitment services, crew services and operational support services.

The Offshore Partners B.V. Sluisjesdijk 155 3087 AG Rotterdam The Netherlands

T +31 (0)10 491 41 31 E recruitment@theoffshorepartners.com I www.theoffshorepartners.com The Offshore Partners BV Contact: Winfred Nugteren

At a glance The Offshore Partners is an independent service provider with progressively operational experience and comprehensive design and engineering knowledge. We combine our experience and knowledge with the latest innovation in our services and products for a cost-effective implementation of existing and new technologies. Projects The Offshore Partners have been involved in numerous conversion and new build projects in the maritime, offshore oil and gas and renewable sector and completed approximately 180 projects.

Our projects diversify: • project management; • engineering management; • tender management; • concept, basic and detailed engineering of e.g. flex lay, pipe lay and heavy lift vessels; • naval architectural test and trials (e.g. lightweight survey, inclining test, bollard pull tests); • marine surveys (e.g. marine warranty survey, in water survey); • site management and supervision during new build and conversion projects of vessels as well as production of jackets and monopoles.

Crewing From master to rating, from jacking engineer to chief engineer, from geotechnical engineer to wind turbine technician, we are a MLC-2006 certified manning agency. We are able to recruit, select and deploy crew all over the world. Besides recruitment and selection, we can also take care of all work permits, visa, training, travel and accommodation arrangements all in close cooperation with our clients. We can be contacted 24/7.

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Recruitment The Offshore Partners can provide staff to our clients from a single specialist like project manager, FEM-engineer or

QC inspector to a full project team. Our clients are based worldwide and are ship and yacht builders, offshore contractors, vessel operators and steel construction companies for the renewables industry.

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Tidal Transit Offshore logistics and vessel operator Tidal Transit, operating out of Docking in North Norfolk, has risen to the challenge of one of UK’s rapidly expanding industry sectors – offshore wind energy. The construction and maintenance of an increasing number of offshore wind farms along the east coast of the UK is offering exciting business opportunities for services providers with ambition and vision that are willing to respond to the challenge. Tidal Transit own and operate a fleet of state-of-the-art, purpose-designed support vessels to transport construction workers and maintenance crew out into the North Sea and further afield.

Tidal Transit Ltd. Unit 2, Docking Rural Workshops, Station Road, Docking, Norfolk PE31 8LT Docking United Kingdom

T +44 (0)1485 51 87 60 F +44 (0)1485 51 87 33 E adam@tidal-transit.com I www.tidal-transit.com @tidaltransit Tidal Transit Limited Tidal Transit Limited tidal.transit Contact: Leo Hambro / Adam Wright

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The vessels’ specifications greatly exceed the current fleet being used for the same purpose in the UK. The MCA Cat 1 coding and 9,000 litre fuel tanks give them a range of up to 150 miles from safe haven, well within the range of the UK’s forthcoming round three wind farms. Each of the 20-metre CTVs provides up to four crew members and twelve passengers with comfortable beds, galley, bathroom, internet and entertainment facilities, enabling wind farm engineers to live and work on-site for several days at a time. All of the 20-metre CTV’s rugged GRP construction allows them to operate in rough seas – a major advantage when working in the North Sea. They are fitted with twin V12 MAN engines that

allow them to achieve 26 knots when carrying twelve passengers plus crew, and up to ten tonnes of on-board cargo. Massive cargo decks fore and aft can accommodate up to 10,000 kilogrammes of tools, equipment and spares, and the Guerra crane on the fore deck with a lifting capacity of 1,025 kilogrammes at 6.90-metre caters for long reach loading and unloading. The vessels are equipped with a moon pool for camera surveys and grab sampling. Since their arrival in the UK, Tidal Transit’s vessels have been in continuous use, firstly at the Greater Gabbard then Sheringham Shoal, Gwynt y Mor and Westermost Rough wind farms. It is a testament to their rugged reliability that they have remained on charter over the winter months.

During 2016/17 the 20-metre CTVs have also be used to service met masts within the Dogger and Hornsea Round 3 zones, the furthest being over 120 miles from shore. Tidal Transit is working on partnerships in new offshore wind markets globally so wherever your project is, give us a call!

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TOS: It’s a people business! We make it personal! We connect people for your crew and staffing needs for all types of vessels and projects worldwide. We are TOS. A family business. Loyal and authentic. Founded in 1992 in Rotterdam. Today, a reliable maritime services provider connecting people from around the world, empowering and helping them find pleasure in their work. From our head office in Rotterdam and a worldwide network of branch offices, we find the most suitable personnel for the job. Whether you’re in need of crew, project staffing or a turnkey ship delivery, we deliver.

TOS People On Demand Waalhaven O.Z. 77 3087 BM Rotterdam The Netherlands

T +31 (0)10 436 62 93 E i.wagenaar@tos.nl I www.tos.nl & Offshore Services TOS-Transport TOS Energy & Maritime Crew Contact: Ivan Wagenaar Commercial Director Marleen Stuurman Operations Director

offers a wide selection of the following specialists, among others: • Nautical crew: Officers and Engineers; • Construction crew: Foremen, Riggers, Welders and Crane Operators; • Maintenance crew: E&I technicians, Turbine technicians and Mechanics; • Supervisors: Lifting and Offshore construction. Flexible project teams In recent years, TOS specialised in providing construction and maintenance teams for offshore wind installation and decommissioning projects in the North Sea, German Bight and Asia. These teams are used to working together and are trained according to the highest industry standards. We take care of the recruitment & selection, training and planning of these teams, and we do this

in close cooperation with your crewing department. By outsourcing these HR services to TOS, you will have a flexible and cost-efficient solution for your project teams. Value for money As a family company, we strongly believe in ‘Value for money’ and longterm partnerships with our clients and resources. TOS is certified for MLC 2006, ISM, NEN 4400-1, VCU and ISO 9001:2015. At www.tos.nl you will find the most up-to-date list of our certification. Visit our website www.tos.nl to find out more about our services.

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The TOS approach Our business is a people business. Our approach is to proactively support clients in finding effective personnel solutions. We offer selection, secondment, payroll, and training of the very best people for our clients – in the offshore wind & offshore construction, project staffing (near shore marine & offshore projects), dredging & marine construction, harbour & ocean going tugs, onshore professionals and inland shipping – for whom we provide flexible workforce solutions around the world. In our characteristic personal and professional way. We organise turnkey projects and provide crews for all types of vessels, such as pipe laying vessels, jack up barges, cable layers, heavy lift vessels and offshore supply vessels. Our database

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Troax Protecting People, Property and Processes Troax is a global developer and manufacturer of steel mesh panels. For more than 60 years we have been developing innovative steel mesh panel solutions to protect people, property and processes. Our lightweight but strong mesh panels can be combined into unique solutions and are built to withstand the toughest tests and environments. Today we are the market leader, and our products can be found all over the world. Troax secure mesh panels have an important job to do: to make an area safe. Our systems are well-planned and carefully developed to cope with the most demanding applications.

Troax AB Tyngel 34 P.O Box 89 335 04 Hillerstorp Sweden

T +46 (0)370 828 00 F +46 (0)370 828 02 E info@troax.com I www.troax.com TroaxAB @troax Troax-ab troax_ab Contact: Sigrid Herbosch Coordinator Marketing Benelux

Troax systems are marketed in three market segments: Machine Guarding, Warehouse Partitioning, and Property Protection. By dividing operations up in this way, we can focus completely on the requirements and technical aspects within each market segment. Our systems can be used for divers applications such as machine protection, close of storage and gas tanks, fencing around cooling units, outdoor cages and boxes, mezzanine handrail protection, guarding technical equipment and facilities, fence of engines and sluices, protective areas with roof.

Our extremely durable mesh panels can be customised and supplemented

to suit any application required. We fulfil your needs through locally placed warehouses that are in turn backed by daily deliveries from the worlds largest mesh panel warehouse, Troax in Hillerstorp, Sweden. Troax has an environment-friendly, flexible and streamlined production process. We are certified according to quality management system ISO 9001 and environmental management system ISO 14001, and we work continuously on improvements to our quality and environmental performance. Troax local offices Benelux: Troax Belux: Schaliënhoevedreef 20c | 2800 Mechelen | Belgium | T +32 (0)15 28 17 30 | E info@troax.be Troax BV: Heereweg 331 | 2161 BL Lisse | Netherlands | T +31 (0)252 370 154 | E info@troax.nl

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We deliver epoxy powder coated materials or hot dip galvanised for outdoor applica tions. For special and severe requirements we also have stainless steel systems.

Our own development department is working continuously on optimising products and system solutions. Panels, posts and brackets are tested in accordance with the recommendations regarding impact testing in the revised standard ISO 14120. The tests are conducted by dropping weights on to the protection, weights equivalent to forces of 1,000 joules all the way up to 2,500 joules. For example, an impact of 1,600 joules is equivalent to 100 kilogrammes hitting the protection at 20 km/h. The results can be found in our test reports which show the type of panel, post and bracket tested. The product information shows the amount of force that the product has been subjected to and how much energy it can withstand.

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Van Oord Family business Van Oord operates around the world as a leading contractor for dredging, marine engineering and offshore and energy projects (oil, gas and wind energy) and provides innovative solutions for marine engineering challenges. Van Oord is a Dutch independent company. Our employees are committed, entrepreneurial professionals who are passionate about water and technology. They understand that cooperation is crucial to achieving the best result. Van Oord offers marine solutions of value, both now and in the future. Safety and sustainability go hand in hand in this respect.

Van Oord Offshore Wind bv Jan Blankenweg 2 PO Box 458 4200 AL Gorinchem The Netherlands

T +31 (0)88 826 51 00 F +31 (0)88 826 51 10 E area.ow@vanoord.com I www.vanoord.com Van Oord Contact: Mr. Dirk Katteler Manager Business Development

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Sustainable EPC and marine contractor With proven experience and an impressive 15-year track record, Van Oord’s specialised division Offshore Wind is leading the way in the energy transition towards renewable energy by constructing offshore wind projects. We are the proud builder of the Gemini Offshore Wind Park, one of the largest offshore wind projects in the world. With our innovative solutions, we contribute significantly to making wind energy more competitive. We furnish all-round solutions, often as turnkey projects including engineering, procurement, and construction in order to assume full responsibility for entire projects for our clients. We focus on Balance of Plant contracts (BoP, all supporting components and auxiliary

systems other than the wind turbines) and on transport and installation (T&I) projects. We also provide services such as scour protection and inter array cable installation. Our equipment The visionary projects of our clients can only be realised by the best people working with the latest technology. That is why Van Oord operates the world’s most advanced fleet. Our vessels are solid evidence of our Marine ingenuity. With our specialised offshore wind equipment, we remain competitive in the fast-growing offshore wind market. Van Oord’s offshore installation vessel Aeolus, which we designed in-house, is purpose-built to transport and install foundations

and offshore wind turbines. Heavy lift installation vessel Svanen is the largest crane vessel in the world, with a lifting capacity of 8,000 tonnes. The Nexus, Van Oord’s first cable-laying vessel, is equipped with a deck layout that was designed and developed in-house to anticipate of future market requirements for challenging cable installation works. Successful installation During 2017 we have successfully installed the 87 foundations at the Walney Extension offshore wind farm in the United Kingdom. Van Oord’s heavy lift installation vessel Svanen successfully completed the installation of 60 monopiles at the Arkona offshore wind project, making the first contours of the 385MW wind farm in the German Baltic Sea visible.

In 2018 we will work on the offshore wind farms East Anglia, Norther and Deutsche Bucht. The years after 2018 are also promising, to start with the preparations for the offshore wind farms Borssele III and IV which we will develop together with Shell, Eneco and Vestas.

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Would you like to stay up to date about the newest offshore wind projects of VanÂ Oord? You can register for news updates and our online magazine on www.vanoord.com.

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VandeGrijp Specialised in production of thick walled tubes VandeGrijp is a manufacturer and supplier of large diameter tubes, pipes and tubular constructions for a variety of marine applications. The company has a highly qualified team and a balanced supply chain, allowing it to achieve consistently fast through-times from order to delivery. Our dedicated sales personnel are able to assist customers in optimising the design to ensure efficient fabrication.

VandeGrijp IGS B.V. Rietgorsweg 11 3356 LJ Papendrecht The Netherlands

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VandeGrijp converts steel plates into tubing structures with very narrow tolerances. All VandeGrijp’s processes are designed to achieve the highest possible build and performance quality to ensure reliability and delivery times.

diameters and heights to suit customers’ unique operational requirements. We are accredited with the ISO 9001:2015, ISO 3834-2 and EN 1090-EXC4, helping us to maintain and continuously improve the quality of our products.

VandeGrijp specialises in the production of custom-designed tubular structures, according to customers’ individual specifications. Our tubulars are utilised in a wide range of marine applications, including offshore constructions, crane pedestals, ship construction, spud poles and jack-up legs, as well as pipelines for fluids and sludge.

Tubes for offshore infrastructure VandeGrijp’s production facility features a pipe mill capable of producing 4.50 kilometres of flanged pipes monthly. Our site includes 8,000 square metres of construction halls with three roll-bending machines that are able to cold form plates of up to 150 millimetre thickness.

We construct very straight piles with lengths of more than 100 metre with diameters up to 10 metres. We manufacture pile followers, foundation piles, pile sleeves various

Welding processes A range of different welding processes are used in the construction and manufacture of pipes depending on the project requirements,

including SAW 121 / 123 FCAW 136, GMAW 135 and SMAW 111. We possess a total of six SAW machines for longitudinal and round seam welding, and all our welders and welding operators are qualified under ASME, AWS and EN ISO standards. We ensure the quality of our products via comprehensive audits of our management system and third-party inspections. VandeGrijp is continuously striving to achieve the highest standards in safety and operational ability, and is always open to customer audits and inspections. Location VandeGrijp is based in Papendrecht, the Netherlands, conveniently situated close to the port of Rotterdam, providing global transport links. The company’s 8ha of premises include a RoRo quay at its own harbour.

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VBMS We connect ambition & reliability VBMS, a subsidiary of Royal Boskalis Westminster N.V., specialises in subsea power cable installation, Balance of Plant maintenance for the renewable market, SURF installation for the oil & gas market and installation of interconnectors.

VBMS Rosmolenweg 20 3356 LK Papendrecht The Netherlands

T +31 (0)78 641 75 00 F +31 (0)78 641 75 01 I www.vbms.com VBMS VBMS @VBMSbv

The company delivers added value with its robust end-to-end project management and multi-disciplinary grid-to-grid solutions. We collaborate closely to understand each project’s particular goals and objectives, eliminating time-consuming interfaces to increase overall efficiency. Our focus on quality balanced with cost effectiveness yields consistently high results, while our focus on safety reduces risks to your operations.

Engineering expertise By choosing VBMS, you’re choosing to trust the industry’s most skilled engineers. We utilise state-of-the-art technology to maintain consistent quality controls. This focus on quality helps to mitigate the inherent risks

attached to any offshore project. It’s VBMS’ focus on expertise and quality that has given us a reputation for delivering solutions on time and within budget. Specialised vessels With VBMS, you’re assured that specialist equipment is available – whatever your project needs may be. Our vessels are specifically designed for laying export cables and array cables. However, if your project has specific challenges, we also design and fabricate special equipment at our private facilities. With our leading edge on innovation, we are proud to meet the challenges that your project provides.

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To compete in today’s market, any large-scale offshore project needs solid engineering expertise and state-of-theart project management systems. VBMS has drawn its lessons from delivering large, multidisciplinary projects such as London Array, Galloper, Nordsee Ost and Walney.

Safety above all VBMS is committed to sound QHSE principles as the key driving force behind a continually improving business. VBMS has engineered an effective safety culture, with management scorecards that aim to improve safe conditions and encourage pro-active behaviour. Our clients rest assured that we aim to eliminate QHSE hazards at source and/or reduce them to as low as practicable.

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Vuyk Engineering Rotterdam Design to function Vuyk specialises in one-off integrated vessel and equipment design and marine operations engineering in close cooperation with its clients. • Independent, client specific, no nonsense, safe designs. • Simple and proven when possible, ground breaking when needed. • Experience with multiple types of vessels, equipment and marine operations. • All disciplines available in-house.

Vuyk Engieering Rotterdam B.V. P.O. Box 4002 3006 AA Rotterdam The Netherlands

T +31 (0)88 015 51 15 E kja.vandenberg@vuykrotterdam.com I www.vuykrotterdam.com Vuyk Engineering Rotterdam B.V. Contact: Kuno van den Berg Commercial Manager

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Valuable partner Already since 2002 Vuyk is a valuable partner in offshore wind installation, due to our broad experience. Vuyk has all knowledge and experience required to grasp the full extent of wind turbine installation work. Vuyk is not only a reliable address for drafting procedures, deck lay-outs, lifting plans and support and sea-fastenings. Vuyk is also able to assist in designing handling equipment and complete vessels or perform engineering for upgrades and modifications. Practical experience Vuyk’s crew has a well spread educational background, ranging from polytechnic to Master of Science levels. The average experience with the company is quite high and our key

marine operations engineers all have practical on-site experience with large offshore installation projects. Theoretical experience Vuyk aims for practical solutions and designs, but also recognises that theoretical analyses are often necessary. Vuyk therefore has a team of engineers in-house with in-depth experience with complex hydrodynamic and finite element calculations. Track record Over the years Vuyk’s operational engineering activities in offshore wind has expanded to the design and modification of jack-ups and installation vessels, second opinions on suitability of equipment, and the design of complete new equipment.

In-house developments Vuyk’s experience with a lot of different clients have also led to in-house product development with the aim to reduce installation time and costs for its clients. An example hereof is the so-called Boom Based Blade Manipulator. This is a blade handling tool which increases the allowable wind speed for installation. Other examples are an in-house developed jacking system, and the development of a method to install a full turbine or a foundation with a floating vessel. Vuyk is small enough to be flexible and large enough to handle your complex projects.

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Westland Logistiek Forwarder and specialist in transport solutions Westland Logistiek BV is a logistic forwarder specialised in matching transport or logistics demands with available equipment & logistic solutions. We offer a one-stop shop aimed at maritime shipping, offshore and industry. We provide safe haulage of cargo, as well as tailored solutions in project movements.

Westland Logistiek BV Veenderveld 2371 TW Roelofarendsveen The Netherlands

T +31 (0)71 33 10 002 E john@wlbv.eu I www.wlbv.eu Contact: John Sluiters Owner

Westland Logistiek your reliable partner We are fully aware that transport demands from regular freight to exceptional transport can be highly diverse, all with one thing in common. Goods must arrive safely and on time at the required destination. Strong network Westland Logistiek presides over a strong network of offices and agents enabling to always meet your demand with the best solution.

Regular transport services For our regular transport services we use a wide range of trucks and trailers, which all comply with all possible requirements for safe haulage. Exceptional transports Exceptional transport call for a professional logistics partner who has the right contacts, permits and equipment. Westland Logistiek fits this profile perfectly. We assess your query and provide you with a customised solution.

Customs & clearance International transport often entails drawing up export documents or declaring import shipments. Westland Logistiek has the network and therefore is exactly the right address to assist you with all these activities or to find answers to all other questions you may have regarding customs handling. Distinguishing characteristics • No -nonsense mentality; • 24/7 service; • direct communication; • offering custom solutions rapidly.

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Whether it is about storage or transhipment, road transport, air- or sea freight, regular haulage, courier services or exceptional transport, Westland Logistiek will take care of it.

Courier services In case you have urgent shipments we will do everything to make delivery within required time schedule. Getting into gear as soon as you have called us. We will assess all possible options and offer you one or more solutions.

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WIND Cable Services Specialist in subsea cable logistics WIND is a shipping company providing specialised logistic services to the subsea cable industry and is active worldwide. Its client base includes subsea cable manufacturers, subsea cable installation companies, offshore marine contractors and utility companies. WIND provides the following services: • cable transport (chartering, mobilisation works); • cable storage and handling; • rental of cable equipment (carousels, cable engines, loading arms, track, chutes); • supply of cable crew (Supervisors, Operators, Coilers).

WIND Cable Services BV Oudegracht 164 - 168 1811 CP Alkmaar The Netherlands

T +31 (0)725 19 32 50 F +31 (0)725 19 32 60 E info@wind.nl I www.wind.nl WIND Contact: • Erik Thomas • Tom Nooij • Lennert Hug

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Windcat Workboats Pushing energy to the max Windcat Workboats is Europe’s leading provider of specialist Crew Transfer Vessels for offshore wind power, oil and gas and other offshore projects. The unique design of the vessels results in simple, fast, safe and comfortable transfer of personnel and equipment offshore. With over 1,600,000 safe transfers completed, the vessels have proven to operate in more challenging sea conditions than competing vessels. Windcat Workboats was founded in 2002 and currently has a fleet of 41 vessels operating and several vessels still under construction.

(360 litres per hour at 31 knots and 250 litres per hour at 25 knots speed) which creates cost savings for the end user.

Windcat Workboats Trawlerkade 106 1976 CC IJmuiden

The hull shape further assists in increasing the performance of the vessel on transferring personnel to offshore structures. The high thrust developed by the controllable pitch propellers and the unique fender design combined with the shape of the hull results in a steady platform while pushing on to a structure, allowing safe transfers also in high sea states.

The Netherlands

T +31 (0)25 55 20 33 6 F +31 (0)25 55 18 91 0 E info@windcatworkboats.com I www.windcatworkboats.com Contact: Willem van der Wel

The vessel is built according to the new rules and regulations for carrying more than twelve technicians. The vessel has been designed to meet the highest standards to allow working on international projects without difficulty. Our vessels have a proven operational track record in this field, having worked in England, Scotland, Ireland, Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark, Germany and Sweden.

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With our fleet of 41 dedicated Crew Transfer Vessels and over 15 years experience we have the largest fleet of specialist crew transfer vessels for the offshore wind industry globally and we can offer our clients the most suitable vessels with an optimum use for their project. New Windcat MK3.5 In August 2017 Windcat Workboats have launched the first vessel in their new MK3.5 series: “Windcat 40”. The sixth vessel in the fleet of over 22 metre length. Following extensive research and development studies in all aspects of the

vessel, the sea trials and first wind farm visits have proven extremely successful. Being part of the industries LCOE reduc tion goals, Windcat has put significant effort into developing a vessel which fits to the ever evolving client requirements for comfort and performance delivered in a cost- and fuel-efficient way. The latest technologies and regulations have been adopted to create a state of the art vessel. The hull shape has been studied in detail in order to optimise for efficiency, comfortable see keeping and performance. This has resulted in a highly efficient 23 metre vessel, with a top speed of 31 knots using only two 720kW engines, setting a new industry standard for efficiency. This results in low emissions and low fuel consumption

Windgrip System To improve the safety of offshore transfers and to increase the accessibility of wind turbines, we have developed the Windgrip System (Patent Pending) which is currently installed on 24 vessels. By using constant tension winches, a smart control system and specially designed straps, the grip on the turbine’s boat landing is increased. This improves the safety of a transfer and also stops the vessel dropping away suddenly in extreme sea conditions. The tension can be adjusted to remove the need for the vessel to have its engines engaged, therefore reducing fuel burn and CO2 emissions. In 2016 the system was awarded twice, first winning the 2016 Health and Safety Award by the Crown Estate and Renewables UK and second the EEEGR Cost Reduction and Collaboration Award.

WindEurope Join Europe’s largest and most important offshore wind energy network WindEurope is recognised globally as the voice of the European wind industry. With 450 members active in more than 40 countries, we promote wind power in Europe and worldwide. We are where all the roads of the offshore wind industry meet – our membership encompasses the full spectrum of offshore wind industry players: from wind turbine manufacturers with a leading share of the global wind power market to component suppliers, research institutes, national wind and renewables associations, developers, contractors, electricity providers, finance and insurance companies and consultants.

WindEurope Rue d’Arlon 80 1040 Brussels Belgium

T +32 (0)2 213 18 11 F +32 (0)2 213 18 90 E info@windeurope.org I www.windeurope.org @WindEurope @WindEuropeEvent WindEurope WindEurope WindEurope Contact: Joana Griffin Membership & Business Development Manager

Tools and information At WindEurope, we have the tools and the skills you need to keep up to date with all things offshore: our biannual European offshore statistics are recognised throughout the industry and media as the authoritative guide to all the ongoing trends and developments in the offshore wind sector, while our Daily Wind tool allows you to track – country by country, day by day – the amount of offshore wind in Europe’s energy mix. Not only this, but our global offshore wind database and dedicated offshore analysts are always available to provide you with all the offshore information you need going forward. Industry events In addition to all these tools, WindEurope’s famous international events attract thousands of offshore players

representing every area of the offshore sector. These events not only allow you to make contacts on the exhibition floor, they also provide you with a broad range of in-depth conference sessions offering you front-seat access to all the technological, political and market innovations that are reshaping how offshore wind works. WindEurope members also get significant discounts on exhibition bookings and conference passes. WindEurope’s membership encompasses the full spectrum of offshore players: everyone from market leaders to small turbine component manufacturers has something to gain from WindEurope because we provide the contacts, the information and the community platforms that are shaping the future for offshore wind. We look forward to working with you.

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Exclusive platforms As a WindEurope member, you can enjoy access to the platforms for the conversations and connections that are driving offshore wind forward. WindEurope membership offers unparalleled opportunities to influence the positions of the European offshore wind industry: our dedicated Offshore Wind Working Group actively works to shape EU policies in offshore wind, seeking to reduce costs and unlock Europe’s offshore potential by transforming regulatory practices. Our recently-launched Ports Platform allows members to exchange best practice and know-how, and lets offshore players engage with other stakeholders on the opportunities and challenges that ports face as the offshore wind industry grows.

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WRS Group of companies ‘Because we care about Inspections since 1994’ WRS Group of companies is proud to service a large number of key players within the offshore wind and oil & gas industry since many years. We have two decades of experience in carry out a wide range of inspections and corrosion scopes. Nowadays we also use our strengths to offer a variety of solutions for the wind industry such as: non-destructive testing- and inspections of foundations, substations, blades, confined spaces and corrosion protection. Furthermore we are also offering efficient methods for work at height like rope access and innovative new robotic solutions.

WRS Group of companies Boelewerf, 1 D-E 2987 VD Ridderkerk The Netherlands

T +31 (0)6 83 94 40 35 E info@wrsmarine.com I www.wrsmarine.com WRS Group of companies @WRS Group

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Offshore wind Our clients are looking more and more for one-stop-shop solutions for their projects. Therefore we are delivering the following inspections and services with a flexible team to reduce costs and operational impact: • NDT and visual examinations of all structures (e.g. wall thickness/welds); • inspection of transition pieces; • inspection of confined spaces; • installation and commissioning of CP systems; • potential measurements of foundations; • surface inspections (e.g. coating, corrosion); • blade inspections; • repair and maintenance.

Installation vessels and jack-ups We gained our roots in the maritime industry. Therefore WRS can carry out a variety of inspections on board of (offshore) vessels and jack-ups: • class surveying (thickness measurements); • NDT examinations of steel structures; • NDT examinations of pedestal / mast cranes; • teeth inspections on board of jack-ups; • steel repair calculations and supervision; • welding, maintenance, rigging & lifting and safety & advice; • cathodic protection (Impressed current, MGPS anti-fouling, sacrificial anodes). Our way of working WRS operators are well trained in either NDT and/or other inspection- and installation techniques. Together with our

client we’re able to develop an effective work method to get the job done; safe and reliable. Rope access and robotic solutions has proven track records to make this happen. Quality and safety is key We are certified according to: • ISO 9712, ISO 9001 • VCA* • EN473 • ASNT-SNT-TC 1A • IRATA and GWO • Certified by all major IACS members (e.g. Lloyds, ABS, DNV-GL, Bureau Veritas, Class NK) • member of Wind Europe / TWI / KINT

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Zensor Wind turbine doctor: integrity management through monitoring Safety, availability and efficiency is essential. By combining state-of-the-art technology and data acquisition, Zensor offers a unique monitoring solution for actively reducing risks and costs associated with operating offshore wind assets, from foundation to nacelle. By combining advanced data acquisition with physics and machine learning we commit ourselves to providing independent opinions and robust solutions focussing only on reducing the total cost of ownership in your present and future offshore ventures.

Zensor NV Witte Patersstraat 4 1040 Brussels Belgium

T +32 (0)27 37 67 32 E info@zensor.be I www.zensor.be @ZensorBe Zensor Contact: Yves Van Ingelgem CEO

Using our Wind Turbine Doctor tool we provide value along the whole operational life of the offshore wind farm, from design and financing, over construction, O&M towards lifetime extension and repowering.

As such operators can optimally limit the negative effects of ageing and deterioration on new and existing structures. The monitoring example: The award winning Wind Turbine Doctor represents an integrated tool for reducing risk and costs in offshore wind. Based on existing data sources such as Scada, enriched with specific sensor

data it will continuously track the ‘state of health’ of a structure and identify in a very early stage the onset of structural or operational problems. The focus is on individual structures as well as farmwide phenomena. This allows early, low cost repairs, optimal preparation of the repair operation, but also a followup of the repair measures themselves. As such a significant risk reduction is achieved over 20 to 25 operational years, the foreseen life span of a wind farm. Relevant parameters are: fatigue, corrosion, cable behaviour, dynamics, stresses, cracking and deformations, bolt tension, scour. Contact us and find out how we can provide a tailored solution for optimal, long lasting risk and cost reduction in your project.

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The tool offers: • advise and support in the design and development phase, including design validation and guidelines; • design, engineering and installation of monitoring packages for long-term follow-up of structural integrity (Structural Health Monitoring: SHM), including sensors and backbone IT system; • continuous (remote) data readout and storage; • automated interpretation based on acquired data, operational parameters, SCADA and Meteo inputs;

• advanced analysis for fatigue life, corrosion progress, virtual sensing, hotspot analysis; • reporting and advise towards maintenance, repair operations, more efficient operating parameters, lifetime extension, true age and design validation; • support in lifetime extension and repowering projects.

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Components & Cables Acta Marine ............................................................................................................................. 35 Amsterdam IJmuiden Offshore Ports .................................................. 37 Azimuth Marine .................................................................................................................. 41 Blue Offshore ......................................................................................................................... 47 C-Ventus Offshore Windfarm Services BV ................................... 52 C-Ventus Offshore Windfarm Services Ltd. ............................... 53 CWind ............................................................................................................................................. 55 DBR .................................................................................................................................................... 60 Dieseko Group .................................................................................................................... 62 GeoSea Maintenance ................................................................................................ 68 GeoSea NV .............................................................................................................................. 69 Height Specialists ........................................................................................................... 72 Jack-Up Barge .................................................................................................................... 78 Jumbo Offshore ................................................................................................................. 83 MME Group ............................................................................................................................. 90 NKT ..................................................................................................................................................... 95 Oceanwide ................................................................................................................................ 96 Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference ..................................... 98 Oil Control Systems ..................................................................................................... 101 Ridderflex & Plastics .................................................................................................... 108 Seajacks ....................................................................................................................................... 116 VBMS ............................................................................................................................................... 135

Contractors Acta Marine ............................................................................................................................. 35 BAUER Renewables Limited ........................................................................... 42 Bibby Marine Services Ltd. ................................................................................ 45 Blue Offshore ......................................................................................................................... 47 C-Ventus Offshore Windfarm Services BV ................................... 52 C-Ventus Offshore Windfarm Services Ltd. ............................... 53 CWind ............................................................................................................................................. 55 DBR .................................................................................................................................................... 60 GeoSea NV .............................................................................................................................. 69 Guangzhou Salvage .................................................................................................... 70 IMOS Supply Services .............................................................................................. 75 Jan De Nul Group ........................................................................................................... 80 LOC Renewables ............................................................................................................ 86 Louis Dreyfus TravOcean ...................................................................................... 87 Lowland International ................................................................................................ 88 Manor Renewable Energy Ltd. ..................................................................... 89 MPI Offshore .......................................................................................................................... 92 Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference ..................................... 98 Offshore Turbine Services .................................................................................... 99 Scaldis ............................................................................................................................................ 112 Seafox ............................................................................................................................................. 114 Seafox TLQ .............................................................................................................................. 115 Siem Offshore Contractors ................................................................................ 117 VBMS ............................................................................................................................................... 135

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Consultancy Azimuth Marine .................................................................................................................. 41 BAUER Renewables Limited ........................................................................... 42 DS Marine Finance ........................................................................................................ 63 GustoMSC ................................................................................................................................ 71 iPS - Powerful People ............................................................................................... 77 MME Group ............................................................................................................................. 90 Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference ..................................... 98

REASeuro ................................................................................................................................... 107 Siem Offshore Contractors ................................................................................ 117 Temporary Works Design ..................................................................................... 126 The Offshore Partners ............................................................................................... 127 Van Oord ..................................................................................................................................... 132 Vuyk Engineering Rotterdam ........................................................................... 136 Zensor ............................................................................................................................................. 143

Developers CWind ............................................................................................................................................. 55 Louis Dreyfus TravOcean ...................................................................................... 87 Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference ..................................... 98 SMST Designers & Constructors .............................................................. 122 Temporary Works Design ..................................................................................... 126 Troax .................................................................................................................................................. 131

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Engineering & Construction Acta Marine ............................................................................................................................. 35 BAUER Renewables Limited ........................................................................... 42 Bladt Industries .................................................................................................................. 46 Blue Offshore ......................................................................................................................... 47 Breman Machinery ........................................................................................................ 48 Chevalier Floatels ............................................................................................................ 49 CWind ............................................................................................................................................. 55 DBR .................................................................................................................................................... 60 DEKC Maritime ................................................................................................................... 61 Fred. Olsen Windcarrier ......................................................................................... 67 GeoSea Maintenance ................................................................................................ 68 GeoSea NV .............................................................................................................................. 69 GustoMSC ................................................................................................................................ 71 Huisman ....................................................................................................................................... 73 Hydrauvision ........................................................................................................................... 74 Jumbo Offshore ................................................................................................................. 83 LOC Renewables ............................................................................................................ 86 Manor Renewable Energy Ltd. ..................................................................... 89 MPI Offshore .......................................................................................................................... 92 Offshore Boarding .......................................................................................................... 97 Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference ..................................... 98 Offshore Turbine Services .................................................................................... 99 PIRIOU ............................................................................................................................................ 104 RanaWorks ............................................................................................................................... 106 Ridderflex & Plastics .................................................................................................... 108 Royal IHC .................................................................................................................................... 110 Siem Offshore Contractors ................................................................................ 117 Siemens Convergence Creators ................................................................ 119 SMST Designers & Constructors .............................................................. 122 Smulders ..................................................................................................................................... 123 Temporary Works Design ..................................................................................... 126 The Offshore Partners ............................................................................................... 127 Troax .................................................................................................................................................. 131 Van Oord ..................................................................................................................................... 132 VandeGrijp ................................................................................................................................. 134 Vuyk Engineering Rotterdam ........................................................................... 136 Zensor ............................................................................................................................................. 143

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INDEX BY CATEGORY GeoSea Maintenance ................................................................................................ 68 GeoSea NV .............................................................................................................................. 69 Guangzhou Salvage .................................................................................................... 70 Jan De Nul Group ........................................................................................................... 80 Manor Renewable Energy Ltd. ..................................................................... 89 NKT ..................................................................................................................................................... 95 Offshore Boarding .......................................................................................................... 97 Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference ..................................... 98 Offshore Turbine Services .................................................................................... 99 Rix Sea Shuttle Ltd. ..................................................................................................... 109 Seafox ............................................................................................................................................. 114 Seafox TLQ .............................................................................................................................. 115 Siem Offshore Contractors ................................................................................ 117 Siemens Convergence Creators ................................................................ 119 Tidal Transit .............................................................................................................................. 128 WIND Cable Services ................................................................................................ 139 Windcat Workboats ..................................................................................................... 140 WRS Group of companies ................................................................................. 142

Offshore Wind ...................................................................................................................... 100 WindEurope ............................................................................................................................ 141

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Finance, Insurance & Brokerage DS Marine Finance ........................................................................................................ 63 iPS - Powerful People ............................................................................................... 77 Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference ..................................... 98

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Foundations, Towers & Equipment ASM Industries .................................................................................................................... 39 BAUER Renewables Limited ........................................................................... 42 Bladt Industries .................................................................................................................. 46 C-Ventus Offshore Windfarm Services BV ................................... 52 C-Ventus Offshore Windfarm Services Ltd. ............................... 53 Dieseko Group .................................................................................................................... 62 EEW Special Pipe Constructions GmbH ....................................... 64 GeoSea Maintenance ................................................................................................ 68 GeoSea NV .............................................................................................................................. 69 Height Specialists ........................................................................................................... 72 Jumbo Offshore ................................................................................................................. 83 MME Group ............................................................................................................................. 90 Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference ..................................... 98 RAD Torque Systems ................................................................................................ 105 Ridderflex & Plastics .................................................................................................... 108 Seafox ............................................................................................................................................. 114 Seafox TLQ .............................................................................................................................. 115 Siemens Convergence Creators ................................................................ 119 Sif Netherlands ................................................................................................................... 120 SMST Designers & Constructors .............................................................. 122 Smulders ..................................................................................................................................... 123 Temporary Works Design ..................................................................................... 126 Troax .................................................................................................................................................. 131 VandeGrijp ................................................................................................................................. 134

Lifting Equipment C-Ventus Offshore Windfarm Services BV ................................... 52 C-Ventus Offshore Windfarm Services Ltd. ............................... 53 GeoSea Maintenance ................................................................................................ 68 GeoSea NV .............................................................................................................................. 69 Guangzhou Salvage .................................................................................................... 70 Height Specialists ........................................................................................................... 72 Huisman ....................................................................................................................................... 73 Jack-Up Barge .................................................................................................................... 78 Jumbo Offshore ................................................................................................................. 83 Offshore Boarding .......................................................................................................... 97 Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference ..................................... 98 Safe Lifting Europe ........................................................................................................ 111 Sky-Access .............................................................................................................................. 121 SMST Designers & Constructors .............................................................. 122 Temporary Works Design ..................................................................................... 126 Vuyk Engineering Rotterdam ........................................................................... 136

Maritime Operators Acta Marine ............................................................................................................................. 35 Azimuth Marine .................................................................................................................. 41 Bibby Marine Services Ltd. ................................................................................ 45

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Operation & Maintenance ALL NRG ..................................................................................................................................... 36 C-Ventus Offshore Windfarm Services BV ................................... 52 C-Ventus Offshore Windfarm Services Ltd. ............................... 53 CWind ............................................................................................................................................. 55 Fred. Olsen Windcarrier ......................................................................................... 67 GeoSea Maintenance ................................................................................................ 68 GeoSea NV .............................................................................................................................. 69 Jack-Up Barge .................................................................................................................... 78 Manor Renewable Energy Ltd. ..................................................................... 89 MME Group ............................................................................................................................. 90 MPI Offshore .......................................................................................................................... 92 Mukran Port ............................................................................................................................ 94 Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference ..................................... 98 Offshore Turbine Services .................................................................................... 99 RanaWorks ............................................................................................................................... 106 Seafox ............................................................................................................................................. 114 Seafox TLQ .............................................................................................................................. 115 Seajacks ....................................................................................................................................... 116 Siem Offshore Contractors ................................................................................ 117 Siemens Convergence Creators ................................................................ 119 Sky-Access .............................................................................................................................. 121 Tidal Transit .............................................................................................................................. 128 WIND Cable Services ................................................................................................ 139 Windcat Workboats ..................................................................................................... 140 Zensor ............................................................................................................................................. 143

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Personnel & Safety Training Bibby Marine Services Ltd. ................................................................................ 45 CWind ............................................................................................................................................. 55 Height Specialists ........................................................................................................... 72 Height Specialists ........................................................................................................... 72 iPS - Powerful People ............................................................................................... 77 MME Group ............................................................................................................................. 90 Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference ..................................... 98 REASeuro ................................................................................................................................... 107 The Offshore Partners ............................................................................................... 127 TOS: Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a people business! ............................................................................ 129 147

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Port & Logistics ASM Industries .................................................................................................................... 39 Azimuth Marine .................................................................................................................. 41 GeoSea Maintenance ................................................................................................ 68 GeoSea NV .............................................................................................................................. 69 Guangzhou Salvage .................................................................................................... 70 IMOS Supply Services .............................................................................................. 75 Louis Dreyfus TravOcean ...................................................................................... 87 Manor Renewable Energy Ltd. ..................................................................... 89 Mukran Port ............................................................................................................................ 94 Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference ..................................... 98 Safe Lifting Europe ........................................................................................................ 111 Siem Offshore Contractors ................................................................................ 117 Siemens Convergence Creators ................................................................ 119 Sif Netherlands ................................................................................................................... 120 Westland Logistiek ........................................................................................................ 137 WIND Cable Services ................................................................................................ 139

Subsea Services Acta Marine ............................................................................................................................. 35 BAUER Renewables Limited ........................................................................... 42 Blue Offshore ......................................................................................................................... 47 C-Ventus Offshore Windfarm Services BV ................................... 52 C-Ventus Offshore Windfarm Services Ltd. ............................... 53 CWind ............................................................................................................................................. 55 GeoSea Maintenance ................................................................................................ 68 GeoSea NV .............................................................................................................................. 69 Jan De Nul Group ........................................................................................................... 80 Louis Dreyfus TravOcean ...................................................................................... 87 Manor Renewable Energy Ltd. ..................................................................... 89 MMT .................................................................................................................................................. 91 Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference ..................................... 98 Offshore Turbine Services .................................................................................... 99 RanaWorks ............................................................................................................................... 106 REASeuro ................................................................................................................................... 107 Seafox ............................................................................................................................................. 114 Seafox TLQ .............................................................................................................................. 115 Siem Offshore Contractors ................................................................................ 117 VBMS ............................................................................................................................................... 135

Survey Services Acta Marine ............................................................................................................................. 35 Bibby Marine Services Ltd. ................................................................................ 45 C-Ventus Offshore Windfarm Services BV ................................... 52 C-Ventus Offshore Windfarm Services Ltd. ............................... 53 CWind ............................................................................................................................................. 55 GeoSea Maintenance ................................................................................................ 68 GeoSea NV .............................................................................................................................. 69 LOC Renewables ............................................................................................................ 86 Manor Renewable Energy Ltd. ..................................................................... 89 MME Group ............................................................................................................................. 90 MMT .................................................................................................................................................. 91 Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference ..................................... 98 Offshore Turbine Services .................................................................................... 99 RanaWorks ............................................................................................................................... 106 REASeuro ................................................................................................................................... 107 Tidal Transit .............................................................................................................................. 128 WRS Group of companies ................................................................................. 142

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Systems & Manufacturers Automasjon & Data AS ............................................................................................ 40 Bladt Industries .................................................................................................................. 46 Breman Machinery ........................................................................................................ 48 Chevalier Floatels ............................................................................................................ 49 DBR .................................................................................................................................................... 60 Hydrauvision ........................................................................................................................... 74 MME Group ............................................................................................................................. 90 Offshore Boarding .......................................................................................................... 97 Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference ..................................... 98 Oil Control Systems ..................................................................................................... 101 Siemens Convergence Creators ................................................................ 119 SMST Designers & Constructors .............................................................. 122 Troax .................................................................................................................................................. 131

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Vessel Designers & Builders Abeking & Rasmussen ............................................................................................ 34 Damen Offshore Wind .............................................................................................. 58 GustoMSC ................................................................................................................................ 71 Jumbo Offshore ................................................................................................................. 83 Manor Renewable Energy Ltd. ..................................................................... 89 Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference ..................................... 98 PIRIOU ............................................................................................................................................ 104 Royal IHC .................................................................................................................................... 110 The Offshore Partners ............................................................................................... 127 Vuyk Engineering Rotterdam ........................................................................... 136

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Wind Turbine Installation Vessels Fred. Olsen Windcarrier ......................................................................................... 67 GeoSea NV .............................................................................................................................. 69 GustoMSC ................................................................................................................................ 71 Jumbo Offshore ................................................................................................................. 83 MPI Offshore .......................................................................................................................... 92 Seajacks ....................................................................................................................................... 116 Vuyk Engineering Rotterdam ........................................................................... 136

Other Amsterdam IJmuiden Offshore Ports .................................................. 37 BAUER Renewables Limited ........................................................................... 42 Biardo Survival Suits ................................................................................................... 43 CMS ................................................................................................................................................... 50 DBR .................................................................................................................................................... 60 ELA Container Offshore .......................................................................................... 65 GustoMSC ................................................................................................................................ 71 iPS - Powerful People ............................................................................................... 77 Manor Renewable Energy Ltd. ..................................................................... 89 Oceanwide ................................................................................................................................ 96 Offshore Wind ...................................................................................................................... 100 REASeuro ................................................................................................................................... 107 Tidal Transit .............................................................................................................................. 128 TOS: Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a people business! ............................................................................ 129 Troax .................................................................................................................................................. 131 Westland Logistiek ........................................................................................................ 137 WindEurope ............................................................................................................................ 141 Zensor ............................................................................................................................................. 143

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AWEA Windpower Chicago 7 – 10 May Conference & Exhibition Chicago, USA www.windpowerexpo.org

Maintenance 2018 21 – 22 March Conference & Exhibition Antwerp, Belgium www.easyfairs.com/nl/ maintenance-2018

Windforce Conference 15 – 17 May Conference Bremen, Germany www.windforce.info/windforce2018 OWIB 17 – 18 May Conference Billund, Denmark www.b2match.eu/owib2017

Hannover Messe 23 – 27 April Exhibition Hannover, Germany www.hannovermesse.de

JUNE

International Offshore Wind Partnering Forum Princeton 3 – 6 April Conference & Exhibition Princeton, USA www.offshorewindus.org

JULY SEPTEMBER

Oceanology International 13 – 15 March Exhibition London, United Kingdom www.oceanologyinternational.com

Maritime Offshore Career Event 28 March Exhibition Rotterdam, The Netherlands www.moce.biz

APRIL

All Energy 2 – 3 May Conference & Exhibition Glasgow, United Kingdom www.all-energy.co.uk

OCTOBER

Wind Expo Japan 28 February – 2 March Conference & Exhibition Tokyo, Japan www.windexpo.jp

MARCH

FOWT 2018 25 – 26 April Conference Marseille, France www.fowt-conferences.com

SubSea Expo 7 – 9 February Conference & Exhibition Aberdeen, United Kingdom www.subseaexpo.com

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Seawork 3 – 5 July Exhibition & Conference Southampton, United Kingdom www.seawork.com

Wind Energy Hamburg 25 – 28 September Conference & Exhibition Hamburg, Germany www.windenergyhamburg.com

FWP Atlantic Forum 2 – 4 October Conference France www.fwp-atlanticforum.fr Offshore WIND Conference 2018 22 & 23 October Conference Amsterdam, the Netherlands www.offshorewindconference.biz Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference (22), 23 & 24 October Conference & Exhibition Amsterdam, the Netherlands www.offshore-energy.biz

Seanergy 12 – 14 June Conference & Exhibition Cherbourg, France www.seanergy-convention.com Global Offshore 2018 19 – 20 June Conference & Exhibition Manchester, United Kingdom www.offshorewind2017.com

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