Mojo moves into new phase
The UKs Mojo Maritime which provides marine operations management and consultancy services to the offshore renewable energy sector, will be exhibiting at Seawork for the first time this year.
The company is moving into a new phase with the development of innovative products, such as the Hi Flo 4 vessel, to be constructed by Hammonia Reederai GmbH & Co, which has been designed to meet the needs of the offshore renewable industry.
The Hi Flo 4 will not be a solo vessel, but the first in its class.
The twin hull vessel has also been designed to allow rapid operations and maintenance intervention, independent of the state of the tide, to dramatically increase project yields and reduce operations and maintenance costs.
It will operate using dynamic positioning in currents of up to 10 knots in tidal streams as opposed to most DP vessels which operate at four to five knots. This is thanks to four Voith Schneider Propellers (VSPs).
The vessel has been inspired by Mojo’s work with Bauer on its BSD-3000 subsea drill and provides a safe platform for all drilling operations.
Consequently, the vessel also has the potential to operate across a wide range of offshore construction roles including offshore wind, cable laying and trenching and subsea oil and gas interventions.
Over the years, Mojo’s experienced team of analysts, engineers, naval architects and Master Mariners has built a successful track record supporting multiple high profile projects in the offshore wind, wave and tidal energy sectors.
