ESVAGT's Service Operation Vessel (SOV) concept for offshore wind farms has proven to be even stronger than originally anticipated. Efficient operations open for new opportunities.
Captain Peter Bay likes to trust and be trusted. That is one of the shipping company’s real strengths, he feels.
Norddeutsche Rundfunk (NDR) has accompanied the crew of ‘Esvagt Faraday’ and Siemens’ storekeeper and technicians onboard during a port call.
The first year of SOV operations has been rewarding and informative. Experience with STBs is being integrated into upcoming designs.
On Easter Monday 2015, ESVAGT hosted an open vessel arrangement where all employees and their families were invited to visit the new SOV vessel, the ‘Esvagt Faraday’, which was moored just outside the company headquarters in Esbjerg.
ESVAGT’s two SOVs have been named after two of English industrial history’s notable personalities. Both men also had a connection with the Siemens brothers.
Environmental optimisation of SOVs achieves the desired effect.
The SOVs, the ‘Esvagt Froude’ and the ‘Esvagt Faraday’ are well underway with offshore wind farm duties.
ESVAGT opens a new chapter in the shipping company history with the HST 118.
ESVAGT’s first service operation vessels for offshore wind farms are well on the way.
ESVAGT’s two new service operation vessels will function as top modern workshops, stores, offices and accommodation for technicians in the offshore wind farms. Transfers by boat or stabilized gangway.
ESVAGT is to deliver two newbuildings to service the offshore wind farms in the Baltic Sea and the North Sea. ”An important business unit to strengthen”, says Søren Nørgaard Thomsen, CEO.