RWE has extended its agreement with Ziton, a Danish company that specialises in jack-up vessel services for offshore wind operations and maintenance (O&M), for three years.
The original, four-year agreement was signed in 2023 and involves Ziton providing vessel, lifting, and auxiliary services for RWE’s offshore wind portfolio across the UK and continental Europe for a minimum of 180 days of support every year.
Through the extension agreement, Ziton will provide vessel capacity, lifting and auxiliary services for a minimum of 240 days per year from 2027 onwards, according to RWE’s press release from 22 April.
The offshore wind developer said the extension was aimed at supporting the O&M of RWE’s growing fleet, while also helping to reduce price uncertainty in a competitive market environment.
Ziton, which was acquired by Macquarie Asset Management in 2024/2025, has six O&M-dedicated jack-up vessels in its fleet: Wind , Wind Server , Wind Enterprise , Wind Pioneer , Wind Energy, and Wind Discovery.