Interocean Marine Services (Interocean) has secured a three-year contract to provide marine vetting and assurance to the Morgan, Mona, and Morven offshore wind projects in the UK.
According to Interocean, the company has an extensive track record in delivering complex offshore projects across the offshore energy sectors, including high-value cargo transportation, mooring installation, and walk-to-work solutions.
The Morgan, Mona, and Morven offshore wind farms, developed through a joint venture between BP and EnBW, have a combined projected capacity of 5.9 GW.
Morgan and Mona are located in the Irish Sea approximately 22-37 kilometres from the coast, covering a combined area of approximately 580 square kilometres.
The joint venture secured leases for Morgan and Mona project sites in the UK Round 4 leasing at the beginning of 2021. A year later, the developers received electricity generation licences for the two offshore wind farms, which will have a total installed capacity of up to 3 GW.
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Situated in the North Sea, approximately 60 kilometres from the coast of Aberdeen, the Morven offshore wind farm spans an area of about 860 kilometres, with water depths varying from 21 metres to 76 metres.
The offshore wind farm has a potential generating capacity of 2.9 GW, enough to power the equivalent of more than three million homes, according to the developers.