Sea Impact’s Offshore Wind Vessel Selector
By Beatriz Soares Eleutério da Silva
/ January 29, 2026
Innovative Platform
Our revolutionary offshore wind market intelligence platform provides unprecedented performance analyses on all installed projects.
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We track offshore wind activity across the globe in new ways
Sea Impact combines project-specific data, vessel location data and extensive offshore wind experience to provide innovative market insights.
We provide key performance indicators on installation and operations across numerous dimensions such as projects, vessels, turbine platforms and foundation types.
Sea Impact provides analysis and
results for a myriad of applications
We provide the output to customers through off-the-shelf reports as well as customized analysis tailor-made for you.
Vessel Schedule
Installation Benchmarks
O&M Benchmarks
Sea Impact use cases
- Project schedule validation
- Offshore operations budgeting
- Learning curve assessments
- OEM performance analysis
- Peer-to-peer benchmarking
- Benchmarking for financing processes
- Major component failure frequencies
- Vessel chartering and procurement
- Project risk assessments (p50, p90)
- Market size forecasting
- Vessel utilisation analysis
- Vessel performance analysis
- Vessel side-by-side benchmarking
- Operational logistical patterns
- Turbine visits (scheduled and unscheduled)
Highlights of Sea Impact
- Installation benchmarks not previously possible
- Innovative methodology ensuring 100% objective benchmarks
- 11 years of historical offshore wind logistical data and more than 100 million datapoints
- Geographical positions of all offshore wind projects
- Analysis of 120+ vessels including relevant jack-ups, floating installation vessels, G&G vessels and SOVs providing fully aggregated industry analysis
- Registry of each vessel’s role at each offshore wind project both extant and in-progress
- Continuous database updates with new projects, vessels and vessel activity
- On-demand reports refined with LAUTEC’s and PEAK Wind’s deep market expertise
- Power-Bi user interface for customizable dashboards and analysis
A strong partnership with deep roots in offshore
wind development and analysis
Sea Impact is an offshore wind market intelligence tool developed in collaboration with two leading offshore wind consultancies, LAUTEC and PEAK Wind. The idea took shape two years ago over beers at an afterwork event. Since then, we have been working diligently to develop, test and validate the tool in preparation for its release.
Sea Impact – Frequently Asked Questions
Which data sources does Sea Impact use to generate its performance benchmarks?
Sea Impact combines AIS vessel tracking, satellite imagery, proprietary offshore wind project databases, public documents, to deliver unmatched historical installation and O&M records. This enables objective, real-world performance benchmarks based on observed industry activity rather than self-reported estimates.
How can I use Sea Impact to develop more accurate project schedules?
Sea Impact allows you to benchmark your project timeline against historical installation data from comparable wind farms, vessels, and regions. You can validate planned installation rates, campaign durations, weather downtime assumptions, and contractor performance to build more realistic and bankable schedules.
How does Sea Impact help quantify project delay risk?
Sea Impact quantifies delay risk by analyzing historical weather impacts, vessel productivity, port operations, and contractor performance variability. This allows you to identify schedule sensitivities, estimate probability-based delays, and stress-test your project plan under real industry conditions.
What vessel-performance metrics are available in Sea Impact?
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Installation cycle times
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Turbine / foundation installation rates
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Estimates of weather downtime and operability
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Campaign efficiency and utilization
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Historical performance by vessel, owner, and project
How can Sea Impact support my T&I (Transport & Installation) procurement decisions?
Sea Impact supports procurement by enabling objective contractor and vessel benchmarking, helping you:
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Compare bidders based on real historical performance
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Validate installation claims in tenders
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Select vessels with proven efficiency in similar project conditions
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Strengthen contract negotiations using independent industry evidence
How frequently is the Sea Impact data updated?
Core vessel tracking and operational datasets are updated continuously, with new data variable to clients on a monthly basis enable you to stay up to date as new installation campaigns and operational activity occur.
Does Sea Impact cover global wind farms or only specific regions?
Sea Impact covers offshore wind projects globally, including Europe, Asia-Pacific, and North America. Our datasets include both mature markets and emerging offshore wind regions, enabling cross-regional benchmarking. For the Chinese market we offer partial coverage.
Can I access historical installation data for specific offshore wind projects?
Yes. Sea Impact provides access to historical installation timelines, vessel utilization, campaign durations, for any offshore wind farm installed since 2012. Our database includes installation data from over 100 wind farms.
Is there a way to export data or integrate Sea Impact insights into PowerPoint or Excel?
Yes. Sea Impact supports data export to Excel, PowerPoint-ready charts, and custom report outputs, allowing users to integrate insights into internal presentations, financial models, lender documentation, and investment memos.