Cadeler Delivers Wind Ace, Expanding Fleet for East Anglia Two Deployment
Jul 17, 2026, 2:27 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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milestone-like vessel delivery and confirmed role in a 960 MW UK project improve near-term visibility and may support multiple quarters of backlog-driven revenue. Similar fleet-expansion announcements in capex-heavy renewables have historically pressured stock higher on execution certainty, though actual revenue recognition remains multi-year.
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Cadeler announced the on-schedule, on-budget delivery of Wind Ace, its 11th wind-installation vessel and second A-class unit, after two years of construction in China, achieving 3.5 million safe hours. Wind Ace will support ScottishPower Renewables' East Anglia TWO project starting 2027, underscoring Cadeler's capacity to execute large offshore wind installations and strengthen its backlog and revenue visibility.
Wind Ace is A-class, hybrid design; backs XXL foundations and turbines.
Construction at COSCO in Qidong; 3.5m safe hours, no LTAs.
East Anglia TWO in UK; Wind Ace to install 64 turbines, foundations.
Delivery supports 2027 offshore works; Wind Apex due H1 2027.
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