The hulls of both vessels are being prepared by Crist before they embark on their journey to Ulstein Verft in Norway. Here, the vessels will undergo several critical phases. They will be outfitted and painted, go through electrical installations and equipment integrations before they are commissioned and readied for sea trials.
The CSOV projects are on track for delivery next year and will be classed by DNV and built to NIS flag requirements. Once completed, they will play a crucial role in supporting offshore wind farms, maintenance, and service operations.
Representatives from Ulstein Verft, Bernhard Schulte Offshore, Crist S.A., S.M.C. Schulte Marine Concept and classification society DNV, in front of the Yno 319 CSOV hull.- From left: Matthias Müller, Managing Director BS Offshore and Ulstein Verft's project manager Martinus Warholm and hull manager Ole Osnes Gjerde.
Read more about Ulstein's CSOV designs here: CSOV/ SOV | Energy | Offshore wind | Ship designs |… | Ulstein
