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Volvo Penta has signed a contract to provide its quad IPS propulsion systems for the four new offshore wind farm crew transfer vessels (CTVs) that Rhode Island-based Blount Boats will build to ABS Class for American Offshore Services (A-O-S), a newly established company between Sweden’s Northern Offshore Services (N-O-S) and the US SEA.O.G Offshore.
The Swedish company will provide quad IPS systems for crew-and-equipment transfer vessels being built by American Offshore Services.
Volvo Penta has secured a contract to provide quad IPS propulsion systems for the four new offshore wind farm crew transfer…
Volvo Penta has secured a contract to provide quad IPS propulsion systems for the four new offshore wind farm crew transfer…
11 January 2021 13:00 Technology Ownership Parisa Hashempour The just-launched Volvo Penta system features new innovations to allow yacht captains a new level of control when docking. The system works by automating the captain’s intentions, compensates for some dynamic variables such as wind and current, and helps the vessel stay on its intended course. Docking can be one of the most stressful and challenging aspects of boating even for experienced captains. The consequences of getting it wrong can be expensive and dangerous if having to withstand...