en.Wedoany.com Reported - European company Stillstrom has recently launched two new offshore charging systems, named Power Hub and Power Tower, specifically designed to provide power support for offshore operational vessels. These systems are designed for independent deployment, not reliant on turbine infrastructure. They are suitable for existing wind farm operations and future wind power development projects, enabling flexible charging services.

Stillstrom stated that these charging systems aim to address a key challenge faced by the offshore wind industry: improving access to reliable power for service vessels. The Power Hub features a compact monopile installation structure, suitable for retrofitting within operational wind farms; while the Power Tower is designed for new projects, utilizing standard construction methods for easier integration.

These solutions support the vessel electrification process, helping to reduce marine fuel consumption and lower greenhouse gas emissions generated by offshore wind operations. This launch is based on Stillstrom's R&D achievements, including patented offshore charging technology and new applications.

Koen Legrand, Stillstrom's Detailed Engineering Manager, noted: "Our two new monopile systems help address the industry's long-standing 'chicken-and-egg' challenge, where vessel electrification and infrastructure deployment must advance simultaneously."

Stillstrom CEO Kristian Borum Jørgensen added: "Our mission is to eliminate vessel emissions, which are the largest source of CO2 in offshore wind farm operations. These new solutions provide developers and operators with practical, scalable options, allowing offshore charging to be fully integrated within the wind farm structure or achieved through independent offshore installations."

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