Offshore-Energy.Biz WIND Group Opens New Hub in Sweden for Baltic Operations
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- •WIND Group has opened a new hub in Sweden to serve Baltic clients.
- •The facility is located at the Port of Oskarshamn, enhancing cable logistics.
- •CEO Tom Nooij highlighted the hub's role in expanding WIND's service capabilities.
WIND Group, a Netherlands-based subsea cable services company, has established a cable storage and offshore service hub in Sweden to enhance its operations in the Baltic region. The new facility at the Port of Oskarshamn, under a long-term agreement with Smålandshamnar, will support cable transportation, storage, and related offshore services. The port's infrastructure, including a 435-meter quay and a minimum water depth of 10.3 meters, is designed to facilitate efficient ship-to-ship cable transfers. CEO Tom Nooij emphasized that this hub marks a significant expansion for WIND Group, allowing them to provide a comprehensive range of services including carousel rental and vessel mobilization through their partner Draftec. This development is expected to strengthen WIND's ability to support offshore projects effectively.
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