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Home›Business & Finance›Global Wind Service and BMS to Install GE’s Haliade Prototype
Business & Finance

March 16, 2016 · about 10 years ago

Global Wind Service and BMS to Install GE’s Haliade Prototype

GE has chosen Global Wind Service (GWS) and BMS Heavy Cranes to install its 6MW Haliade 150 offshore wind turbine prototype at the National Test Center for Large Wind Turbines in Osterild, Denmark. “GWS has been awarded the Installation contract for our Osterild project based on the good experience

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GE has chosen Global Wind Service (GWS) and BMS Heavy Cranes to install its 6MW Haliade 150 offshore wind turbine prototype at the National Test Center for Large Wind Turbines in Osterild, Denmark.

“GWS has been awarded the Installation contract for our Osterild project based on the good experience we had with this company at the Belwind project in 2013,” GE Project Manager Elsa-Laure Rondeleux said.

”GWS was able to propose a full package for installation and manpower with crane partner BMS. This project is aim to be good training for further collaboration, notably for GE’s next project: Block Island in the US.”

A full installation team from GWS and a group of BMS crane operators will be responsible for full crane and installation scope including lifting supervision and mechanical and electrical installation.

BMS Heavy Cranes will use their LR 11350 crane, with power boom and a 160-ton crawler, on the project.

“GWS have previously worked with the Haliade 150 turbine in 2013 at the Belwind site together with our related company Fred. Olsen Windcarrier. We look forward to working with this turbine again and to strengthening our relationship with GE even further,” said GWS Chief Commercial Officer, Michael Olsen.

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