10 Mar 2021
BigLift Delivering Jackets for Hornsea Two Substation and Reactive Compensation Platforms
Topics: Batam, BigLift, BigLift Barentsz, exhaust regulations, Heavy Transport Vessel, Heerema Marine Contractors, Hornsea Two, Indonesia, reactive compensation station jacket, scrubber technology, SSCV Sleipnir, Substation Jacket, UK East Coast
Heavy Transport Vessel mv BigLift Barentsz sailing from Batam, Indonesia to the UK east coast loaded with the Jacket foundations for the Hornsea Two project. The offshore substation and reactive compensation station jackets weigh over 10,000t and will be discharged by the SSCV Sleipnir of Heerema Marine Contractors.
BigLift’s Heavy Transport Vessel BigLift Barentsz is equipped with an exhaust gas cleaning system, which not only reduces sulphur , but also a significant amount of black carbon and particulate matter from the exhaust gasses.
In addition, sailing with scrubbers using heavy fuel leads to lower CO2 emissions compared to sailing with low sulphur fuel.
Piet Sinke – maasmondmaritime.com
Piet Sinke – maasmondmaritime.com
Piet Sinke – maasmondmaritime.com
Video
As part of the Spliethoff Group, BigLift complies with the latest exhaust regulations and options as described in the Group’s video on scrubber technology below.
Source BigLift and Piet Sinke – maasmondmaritime.com
