UK industrial and marine engine firm Hendy Power has announced an exciting new contract with French engine manufacturer Moteurs Baudouin.
The firm, which is based on the south coast of England in Fareham, will make bigger strides into the offshore wind farm sector, it says. because the Baudouin range of engines is particularly suited to vessels that need to operate at high power for long-duty cycles - such as fishing, trawlers, wind support and car ferries.
“The engines are well placed to support the expanding wind farm industry in particular, which needs cost-effective, durable and reliable engines for its support vessels,” said Bryan Ede, who is heading up the dealer network project and relaunching the range to the UK market. “With Baudouin, we can now offer a complete range of engines with varying power ratings suitable for all duty cycles.”
Badouin, which is headquartered in Cassis, France, has been making diesel and gas engines for marine and power generation applications since 1918. Its customer base spans 130 countries, it says.
