News overview

Last week WIND Cable Services completed a cable transport from Hartlepool, UK and Nordenham, Germany

A(nother) great performance by our WIND crew at our site in Taichung, Taiwan!
The cooperation between client, WIND team and local partners were a prime example of operational excellence and great communication.

Last month, one of our submarine cable recovery vessels completed a full survey in the Netherlands at Damen ’s shipyard in Amsterdam.

In this special period where COVID-19 regulations have a major impact, a “normal docking” is no small matter

CRV Layla, owned and operated by Mertech Marine & WIND, arrived back in The Netherlands after 3 years of cleaning the ocean!

First successful job with WIND Cable Services Asia. A total of 26.4 km cable smoothly transferred into a shore carousel for storage in Taiwan.

We are proud to have established our new WIND Asia branch in Taiwan.
By signing the final documents, WIND has officially established her Taiwanese branch office.

WIND, market leader in cable logistics, operates one of the largest subsea power cable depots in the world. The new warehouse is another step to optimize the cable repair process which will result in reduced cost and downtime of windfarms.

WIND reports that it has successfully completed, on behalf of Dutch cable installation company Van Oord, the load-out of the export cables for TenneT’s grid connection,
for the Hollandse Kust Zuid offshore windfarm.

The end of 2019, WIND announced to construct in close co-operation with its landlord TMA Logistics, a new cable accessories warehouse in Velsen Noord. On April 6, 2020,
construction work officially started and the first pile was inserted into the ground!

WIND is pleased to announce that it has successfully transported a 300mt basket with an long term storage agreement from Flushing to our WIND cable depot at Velsen-Noord. The transport of the basket was executed in collaboration with our Ro-Ro partner.

Good bye plastic bottles! Our men on site work hard and need to stay focused and fit. Providing sufficient food and drinks is important, especially during operations. To reduce plastic waste and the use of plastic water bottles as much as possible!