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Mooreast secures order for anchor supply to Eolmed

12 Apr, 2024
Mooreast secures order for anchor supply to Eolmed



Mooreast Holdings Limited, a major provider of total mooring solutions and Asia’s only ultra-high power anchor manufacturer has announced securing an order to supply its proprietary anchors to Eolmed — France’s largest floating offshore wind energy project.

The Singapore Exchange-listed company has partnered with French installation contractor Bourbon Offshore for the supply of Mooreast’s MA5S mooring drag anchors.

The 30MW pre-commercial project, located off the coast of Port-La Nouvelle and Gruissan in Southern France, is the largest of the first three floating wind energy projects being developed in the country.

Developed by Qair, TotalEnergies, and BW Ideol, Eolmed aims to leverage renewable energy sources to meet France’s growing energy needs sustainably.

The MA5S anchors, weighing up to 35 tonnes each, boast a remarkable holding power of up to 1,210 metric tonnes, demonstrating exceptional strength-to-weight ratio and efficiency.

These anchors will be used to moor three floating wind turbines, with delivery expected by October 2024.

Mooreast CEO, Deputy Chairman, Executive Director and Founder Sim Koon Lam stated: “The project win in France underscores the growing confidence that international players in the floating renewable industry have in us.

“Already, we are in active discussions with several project developers looking to tap into our expertise and capacity for subsea foundation production.”

Mooreast’s success in securing this order further strengthens its position in the floating offshore wind sector worldwide.

The company, with over 30 years of mooring and offshore marine expertise, has marked its 15th offshore wind-related project since 2013.

In addition to manufacturing the anchors at its yard in Singapore, Mooreast offers a range of anchors, chain stoppers, and buoys to moor floating platforms.

The company is also expanding its presence, with plans to establish a manufacturing facility in Aberdeen, Scotland, and a regional marketing office in the Netherlands.

The European floating wind energy sector, known for its rigorous standards, presents significant growth opportunities for Mooreast.

The company remains focused on offering differentiated value through its specialist solutions and products as it continues to pursue opportunities in this dynamic sector.

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