; and (bb) has a crane with a height capability of 180 meters; or (II) an offshore wind component part (including an offshore wind transition piece, nacelle, or blade) that— (aa) is part of the installation of an offshore wind turbine; and (bb) is less than 1,000 metric tons. (iv) Definitions In this subparagraph: (I) Offshore lift (aa) In general The term offshore lift means an individual lift, or a sequence of lifts, conducted by a crane on a vessel with slewing and luffing capabilities for an activity described in item (bb) from the time that the lifting activity begins, when unlading from a vessel or removing the topside or subsea component, until the time that the lifting activity is terminated. (bb) Activities The activities described in this item are unlading, installation, or removal involving platform jackets, monopiles, a gravity-based or other subsea foundation, wind energy transition piece, wind energy towers, wind turbine nacelles, wind energy blades, or wind turbine rotors and hubs. (II) Paying out (aa) In general The term paying out , with respect to pipe or cable, means the specific act of paying out pipe, export cable, inter-array cable, or umbilical cable. (bb) Exclusions The term paying out does not include repair or other activities incidental to the paying out of pipe, export cable, inter-array cable, or umbilical cable, such as— (AA) site clearance; (BB) trenching; (CC) dredging; (DD) mattress installation; (EE) cable tie-ins; (FF) installation of pipeline end terminations or pipeline end manifolds; (GG) the setting or moving of any anchors associated with the cable or pipe; (HH) offshore cable or pipe burial