Solutions for the Offshore
Wind Industry
Coast Offshore
Delivering integrated solutions to the offshore wind sector
Coast Offshore combines Peterson Energy Logistics’ strong marine heritage and over 50 years of experience in logistics support to offshore assets with Coast Renewable Services’ successful track record in providing full turn-key solutions to the onshore wind sector.
We offer a variety of services in support of offshore renewable projects. From development to decommissioning, Coast Offshore can provide bespoke services to suit customer requirements.
Our Services
We support offshore wind farms throughout their whole lifecycle.
Take a look at how we can support you with a range of services.
- Marine Surveys
- Consultancy
- Industry training and certification
- Port feasability and development studies
- Warehouse and logistics modelling
- Facilities Management
- Deconstruction and Handling
- WTG Component Preservation
- Cranage and appointed lifting
- Procurement
- Vessel Chartering
- Port Servicing, customs and logistics
- Warehousing and inventory control
- Aviation Support
- Waste Management
- Project Management
- Site Management
- WTG Pre Assembly
- Cranage and appointed lifting
- Vessel Chartering
- Port Servicing, customs and logistics
- Warehousing and inventory control
- Aviation Support
- Waste Management
- Industry Training and certification
- Facilities Management
- Deconstruction and Handling
- WTG Component Preservation
- Cranage and appointed lifting
- Procurement
- Vessel Chartering
- Port Servicing, customs and logistics
- Warehousing and inventory control
- Aviation Support
- Waste Management
Why Coast Offshore?
Turn-key solutions
Decades of experience in providing turn-key solutions to the wind sector.
Decades of logistics experience
Strong marine heritage and over 50 years of experience in logistics support to offshore assets.
We are located in key energy hubs across the UK
We are strategically located at hubs supporting the UKCS, from Shetland to Great Yarmouth.
Case Studies
Browse our case studies to learn about the projects we have been a part of and how we support our customers.
Case study
Offshore campaign resource services
Coast Offshore provided offshore service personnel to the Seagreen Wind Farm, representing our client, Vestas. The support and expertise included:
- Turbine monitoring
- Team supervision
- Transfer planning
- Maintenance planning
- Warehouse coordination
- Health and safety coordination
Working as a valued service provider to Vestas onshore for several years, Coast is now able to offer support to the offshore industry, perfectly placed to supply the additional resources our client required for an increased scope of work.
Due to there being an increased scope, Vestas was looking to engage with a supplier who could provide various resource disciplines to work on the service operations vessels, performing and controlling planned service work, upgrades and troubleshooting activity.
Coast provided SOV supervision to the project on a rotational basis, working flexible and staggered shifts in support of the client’s needs. These supervisors provided ownership, control, and expertise in safely setting the technician teams to work, deploying them either from the SOV or CTV. Turbine monitoring, and technical planning expertise were also provided.
To support the increased scope of work, a team of technicians were swiftly trained and mobilised to work amongst the local site team. They were deployed at site to support various scopes of work, ensuring the client was suitably resourced.
A campaign vessel had been chartered by the client in support of site activity and Coast supplied a warehouse coordination team who worked in the SOV offshore, preparing service kits, controlling inventory, and coordinating loading and unloading on crew change days.
An increased safety presence was warranted with such volume of works, so our client requested Coast to provide a health and safety Representative, who worked on the SOV ensuring safety standards were adhered to, controlled incident cases, and held safety briefings with the wider team.
Coast Offshore has the necessary expertise to provide integrated services to offshore renewable projects, and this support offering to Vestas showcased how we can quickly adapt and mobilise in support of client needs.
Case study
Onshore wind farm, Shetland Islands
Clients often seek support with complex logistical considerations which are unique to operating in Shetland, from the weather at 60
degrees North, to the geography that means all tools, equipment and components must be delivered by sea.
Peterson worked closely with a number of clients to develop the most efficient and workable solutions for their respective elements of this project and offered clients a simple one-stop-shop approach for any support requirements relating to logistics, quayside services, storageand cranage in Shetland.
Peterson has been involved in a large number of scopes on this project, from the provision of long-term construction cranes and operators to vessel charterand delivery of heavy materials to site, and ultimately we will receive all wind turbine components at Greenhead Base for onward delivery and assembly at the construction site.
Due to the enormous breadth of scope, the majority of Peterson’s core services were utilised to meet the needs of clients on this project. This included quayside support,
vessel chartering and agency, storage, equipment laydown, quayside and loading cranage, construction cranage, lift-planning,
transportation, waste handling and managed lifting services.
Providing clients with practical solutions to complex problems, helping the planning phase of the project to run smoothly.
By understanding client requirements, being responsive and reacting quickly, Peterson has been able to provide clients with practical
solutions to complex problems. The Peterson Operations Team sits at the heart of this project, successfully receiving the major components, by sea, for what will be one of the most efficient wind farms in the world.
Peterson’s local knowledge, and experience of handling large and complex materials on Shetland Quaysides for over 50 years, has been invaluable to the planning considerations of our clients.
Case study
Structural blade root repair and refurbishment
Our client approached us with an issue relating to a manufacturing fault in some of their blades – 60 in total. The blades would have to be dismounted from the turbine then transported to a suitable place for repair, and the client did not have premises where the blades could be repaired.
We provided blade technicians to conduct a repair to the customer specification, as well as a climate-controlled unit to carry out the job, which we prepared for arrival of the blades.
We transported the blades safely to our climate-controlled unit, then structurally repaired and completely refurbished each blade, including a new paint finish.
We worked with the client to develop solutions for all problems faced, ensuring a smooth process and that the was completed within the required timescales.
We provided an integrated solution for the client, giving them advice on transport and storage, and providing a central base to store the blades.
We saved the customer the cost of hiring a climate-controlled unit, significant transport costs and were able to provide a quick and efficient turn around on the repair.
We extended the life cycle of the blades, which keeps the turbine operating and produces power.
Case study
Petrofac offshore installation support
Further Information
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Facts and figures
Coast Renewable Services
Peterson Energy Logistics
Active since 2013
50+ staff
Active since 1968
1000+ people
Coast Renewable Services
Active since 2013
50+ staff
Operating across 10 countries
Market leader in renewable energy
Peterson Energy Logistics
CAPABILITIES
ROADMAP
Capabilities
Roadmap
2023
- Contributing to future O&M strategies
- Collaborative supply chain established
2024
- Recognised as partner of choice across the UKCS
- Leader in digitalisation of the offshore wind supply chain
2025
- Deployment of CTV support package
- Combined CTV and medic offering
2026
- Key players in floating offshore wind
- Providing full O&M centre services (outsourced model)
2027
- Leading provider of floating offshore wind logistics and maintenance solutions
2028
- Leading provider of decommissioning services