Two systems. One platform principle.
Two product lines for two operational realities. Sensor-informed, operator-directed, patent-pending. Both built on the same platform principle: the tower is largely bypassed as a load path, and vertical loads route through structural chords into the foundation, monopile, or floater.
An elevating platform that lifts and replaces wind turbine components at hub heights conventional cranes struggle to reach. Sensor-informed feedback. Operator-directed control. Vertical lift loads go into the foundation rather than the tower.
$18.6M
crane and civil vs $36M conv.
48%
savings
2.7 MW × 70
modeled project
3
OEM platforms covered
Elevating and installation systems for offshore wind, with variants for fixed-foundation and floating platforms. Operates from sub-1,000-ton crane vessels. ABS Approval in Principle for the 15 MW offshore concept.
29%
lower MCR cost vs jack-up
15 MW
MCR, three-turbine campaign
2
variants: fixed and floating
ABS
Approval in Principle