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“Black gold” . . . oil makes power. You can’t see or smell wind, but it can be used for power . . . and that’s the title of this post. Yesterday’s photos hinted at the work happening now in the water to eventually harvest that power, and today . . . this records parts of the ribbon-cutting for
the first North American-built wind farm service vessel.
Completion for this 70’6″ x 24′ x 4′ vessel is projected for April, although crews will be training on similar vessels in the UK starting this coming winter.
Hull and superstructure are being worked on separately.
To the left is Marcia Blount, CEO of Blount, and speaking here is Charles A. Donadio Jr., owner of Rhode Island Fast Ferry.
Over 150 people attended the event.
All photos by Will Van Dorp.
Click here by Kirk Moore for Workboat.
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