Equinor, operator of Dudgeon offshore wind farm, has presented those aboard the ESVAGT Njord vessel with a Safety Award, to honour their life-saving actions in the rescue of seven fishermen.
RENEWED CHARTER: Equinor and ESVAGT have extended their good cooperation with a 5-year contract extension for the vessel ‘Esvagt Njord’ at Dudgeon Offshore Wind Farm. The extension runs until 2026.
RESOLUTE ACTION: ‘Esvagt Njord’ came to the rescue of seven injured fishermen last Tuesday. Swift action and resolute efforts from the ESVAGT crew and a good cooperation with Equinor's medic and technicians made a big difference.
Equinor's CEO Eldar Sætre has payed a visit to the Dudgeon Offshore Wind Farm and the SOV (Service Operation Vessel) ‘Esvagt Njord’.
ESVAGT’s latest SOV, the ’Esvagt Njord’, was both christened and visited during the Great Yarmouth Maritime Festival.
The ’Esvagt Njord’ drew a good deal of attention when she came alongside in Stavanger for the ONS.
The ’Esvagt Njord’ was completed ahead of schedule and to a high level of quality. Experience from the first SOV years have been incorporated into the design.
ESVAGT’s new service operation vessel for Statoil’s Dudgeon Wind Farm will make a stopover in Stavanger during the ONS trade fair at the end of August.
The Service Operation Vessel (SOV) for the offshore wind farm, the Dudgeon Wind Farm, has left the Gdansk shipyard. It will now be fitted out at Havyard in Norway.
From autumn 2016, a new ESVAGT SOV will be servicing the Dudgeon Offshore Wind Farm in the English sector. The vessel has been ordered from Havyard.
The contract to deliver a servicing vessel for Statoil’s Dudgeon offshore wind farm brings with it an order for another specially built SOV (Service Operation Vessel).