Offshore - Renewable

Cadeler Exclusivity Agreement Covers UK Offshore Wind Work

Cadeler has signed an exclusivity agreement for foundation and turbine installation at a large UK offshore wind farm, with work expected to begin around 2030.

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11, November 2026
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Cadeler has signed an exclusivity agreement with an undisclosed client covering foundation and turbine installation at a large-scale offshore wind farm in the UK. The Cadeler exclusivity agreement concerns a campaign expected to begin around 2030. Splash247 reported that it has not yet been converted into a firm installation contract.

According to Cadeler’s announcement, one A-Class vessel and one O-Class vessel are planned for foundation work, while a P-Class vessel is slated to install the turbines. The release did not identify the client or disclose a contract value.

Separately, Cadeler announced a firm turbine transport and installation contract for the UK’s Dogger Bank C project earlier this month. See HMT News’ report on the Dogger Bank C contract.

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