Cadeler has entered into a new contract for an operation and maintenance (O&M) campaign in Taiwan, which will be carried out in 2026, through its service platform Nexra, Cadeler said in a press release.
The contract has been entered into with an undisclosed customer and is expected to last approximately 3-4 months. The work includes service on two offshore wind farms and will be carried out with the installation vessel Wind Maker, which was delivered to the company last year. Cadeler did not disclose the value of the assignment.
The agreement follows shortly after Nexra also won another contract for a separate O&M campaign, which will also be carried out by Wind Maker.
Nexra was established in 2025 as Cadeler's platform for operation and maintenance in the global offshore wind market. According to the company, demand is growing as more and larger wind turbines of 10-15 MW are put into operation. O&M activities accounted for around a fifth of Cadeler's revenue in 2025.
- Securing campaigns like this reflects our ability to quickly mobilize when and where our customers need us. With a versatile fleet operating globally, we can respond at short notice and execute safely and efficiently across markets, says Jacob Gregersen, Chief Growth Officer at Cadeler.
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