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Axess bundles balance-of-plant services for offshore wind

Source modified 30 Sep 2026·1 min read

From the public capture. Detailed factual notes from Business Norway. Statements and figures reflect the source at the time of capture.

  • Published 21 February 2023 and updated 30 September 2026. Axess packages offshore wind balance-of-plant inspection and maintenance into customer-specific bundles covering topside and subsea work. Packages are coordinated with operators’ O&M programmes and vessel schedules, and may include drone inspections, non-destructive testing and use of the Bridge software for protocol-based inspection and asset-comparable data. The company also helps manage statutory equipment compliance.
  • The company says bundling can replace many individual supplier contracts with one arrangement, reduce operating costs and liability exposure, limit vessel time and personnel transfers, cut emissions and improve inspection consistency. Skilled and multiskilled crews support asset integrity and may help extend wind-farm life beyond 20 years.
  • Axess targets operators in Asia-Pacific, Europe and the US and reports offices in Aberdeen, Boston, Houston, Busan, Norway and Taiwan. It cites an older forecast that the global wind-turbine O&M market would reach USD 53.6 billion by 2030. The page links a related cable-installation bundling offer and UN goal 7.
  • Public contact: Stian Guttormsen, Business Development Manager, Renewables, stian.guttormsen@axessgroup.com, +47 909 44 336. Company: AXESS AS, Oscar Hanssens veg 5, 6415 Molde, Norway; axessgroup.com.
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