This formalizes the intent of both organizations to leverage their combined strengths in order to address the rapidly growing demand for integrated EPC solutions in the US offshore wind market. Empire Energy Offshore has selected Sarens for its expertise and references in the US market, bringing their unique expertise to deliver a comprehensive “one-stop-shop” solution for offshore wind developers.
Expanding Offshore Wind with a Comprehensive One-Stop Solution
By working together, they aim to meet the increasing demand for domestic offshore wind projects by offering an integrated solution. Empire Energy Offshore will lead as the primary EPC contractor, while Sarens will provide critical heavy lifting, transport, and engineering support, ensuring projects are completed safely and efficiently.
Sarens brings a wealth of global experience in offshore wind, having executed projects across Europe and beyond. Their expertise in managing heavy transport and installation for large-scale offshore projects has been demonstrated through their involvement in projects like the Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind Farm, the largest offshore wind development in the US.
“This partnership will allow us to expand our services in the US offshore wind market,” said Mike Milledge, Senior Director of Offshore Wind at Empire Energy Partners. “By working with Sarens, we can offer our clients a full-service solution from start to finish, positioning ourselves as leaders in the renewable energy space.”
Sarens’ Proven Track Record in Offshore Wind
Sarens is no stranger to offshore wind projects, having played a critical role in the Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind farm and global projects across Europe and Asia. In the North Sea, Sarens has supported major offshore wind farms through its work with Verbrugge Terminals in the Netherlands, while in Taiwan and South Korea, Sarens has been instrumental in delivering heavy lifting and transport solutions for large-scale offshore and floating wind projects. This extensive experience highlights Sarens’ long-term commitment to offshore wind worldwide.
