The vessels are of the new SX-216 TWIN-X Stern design from Ulstein Design & Solutions AS that was exclusively designed for and in cooperation with Acta Marine.
The CSOVs will be 89 metres in length, 19 metres in width, and can accommodate 135 people in 85 cabins. The vessels will be equipped with SMST’s motion-compensated gangway systems, mounted on integrated towers with height adjustment and personnel/cargo lifts.
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In addition, the vessels will feature SMST 3D-motion compensated cranes with six tonnes of lifting capacity. The cargo area is 500 square metres indoors and 500 square metres outdoors.
The first two vessels are planned to be delivered next year.
In addition to adding CSOVs to its fleet, Acta Marine also ordered two ‘green’ service operation vessels (SOVs) from Tersan Shipyard under a long-term vessel supply agreement signed with the German offshore wind developer RWE.
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