Renewable energy jobs at Windcat

Windcat owns and operates a growing fleet that recently includes over 60 CTVs and multiple CSOVs, with LinkedIn listing 6 CSOVs and 1 MP-ASV, while CMB.TECH reported in 2026 having 3 CSOVs and 60 CTVs, indicating ongoing expansion and new deliveries (source: linkedin.com, globenewswire.com). In 2024, four new CTVs were delivered, including TSM Windcat 59, TSM Windcat 56, Windcat 57, and Hydrocat (source: cmb.tech). A key project is the Hydrocat, the world’s first hydrogen-powered CTV, marking a milestone in fleet sustainability (source: ir.seacormarine.com). Additionally, in 2024 Windcat entered a technical and crewing management partnership with Anglo-Eastern for its first CSOVs, built by Damen Shipyards and designed for extended offshore stays up to 30 days with accommodation for 90 technicians (source: cmb.tech). Further vessels such as Windcat 57, Windcat 58, Windcat Rotterdam, and Windcat 61 were delivered in 2024 and 2025, with an additional multi-purpose accommodation service vessel planned for delivery from 2028 (source: nasdaq.com, ritzau.dk).

Over the past two years, Windcat has further expanded its fleet with new deliveries and innovations, including the integration of hydrogen dual-fuel technology in new vessels (source: cmb.tech). The collaboration with Anglo-Eastern for the technical and crewing management of CSOVs marks an important step in professionalizing the fleet and improving operational efficiency (source: cmb.tech). Furthermore, in 2025 CMB.TECH announced the delivery of multiple new vessels and an order for an additional multi-purpose accommodation service vessel with delivery starting in 2028, further strengthening Windcat’s position as a leading offshore wind support provider (source: nasdaq.com).

Windcat offers a variety of roles related to vessel operations and supporting office functions, including engineers, fleet managers, and offshore crew (source: cmb.tech). The organization has offices, warehouses, and shipyards across the United Kingdom and Europe, creating an international work environment (source: cmb.tech). Windcat emphasizes a culture of close collaboration between customer feedback, crew input, and vessel development, with special focus on innovative technologies such as hydrogen and Windgrip, fostering a dynamic and forward-looking workplace (source: cmb.tech).