Windea Carnot - IMO:1048712

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Accommodation

4
Downtime Facilities

4
Food & Drink

4
Onboard Wifi

5
Cleanliness

4

Windea Carnot Vessel Specification

Windea Carnot (IMO: 1048712) is a Service Vessel and is sailing under the flag of PORTUGAL. Her length overall (LOA) is 89 meters and her width is 19 meters.

Vessel Name:

Windea Carnot
Vessel Call Sign:

CQ2902
Flag:

Portugal
AIS Transponder Class:

Class A
Vessel IMO:

1048712
Vessel MMSI:

255917273
Type:

Service Vessel

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Windea Carnot

The Windea Carnot is a cutting-edge Commissioning Service Operation Vessel (CSOV) engineered by Ulstein Verft to support the offshore wind energy sector. Originally launched as the Genesis Sea during its early 2026 sea trials, this 89.6-meter vessel features a revolutionary TWIN X-STERN hull design that drastically reduces motion and improves fuel efficiency in harsh maritime environments . Equipped with a hybrid battery propulsion system and a methanol-ready infrastructure, the vessel embodies sustainable marine engineering while providing safe, step-free "walk-to-work" access for up to 132 technicians

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4
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4
Food & Drink:

4
Onboard Wifi:

5
Cleanliness:

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NINA

Germany

4.2

28 Jun 2026

Hotel staff contributes to a pleasant onboard atmosphere. The soft ice machine in the mess room makes the difference. Client welfare Wi-Fi provided via two Starlink antennas. Strong focus on stop work authority, safe and predictable during transfers, smooth transitions from ship to turbine. short walking distances between workshops, storage, and gangway. Better rest quality compared to older units, which translates into higher productivity during turbine service days in combination with exceptionally low motions, especially in head and beam seas. Large warehousing below deck and on deck, including adequate electrical power supply for container.