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Ulstein - a 2023 overview

Name: Ulstein Group ASA
Address: Osnesvegen 110, Ulsteinvik, 6065, Norway
Telephone: +47 7000 8000
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2023 marked a year of diverse achievements for Ulstein – from the drawing board to the open seas, delivering state-of-the-art vessels that embody our expertise and dedication.

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Aftermarket services Newbuild projects Ship design Power & Automation

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16 January 2024

From blueprint to breakthroughs - pushing the maritime industry

Our global presence and focus on sustainable practices are not just about building ships but about shaping our industry's better future.

Our 2023 highlights are visualised in the infographics below.

The new build and aftermarket segments are increasing, and we are proud to see many TWIN X-STERN CSOVs being materialised at various yards. We have been involved in numerous design and engineering activities and a large number of power & automation projects.

And naturally, we are happy to have received awards acknowledging our competitive edge!

Latest news

2024 06 24 Olympic Boreas Yno 318 CR ULSTEIN 7

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Olympic Boreas CSOV – delivered and ready for offshore energy operations

The state-of-the-art 'Olympic Boreas' CSOV has been delivered to Olympic by Ulstein Verft on 25.07.2024. The vessel is the first of two sister vessels, based on the ULSTEIN SX222 design by Ulstein Design & Solutions AS.

25.07.2024 Newbuild projects Ship design TWIN X-STERN Olympic

TWIN X-STERN, an ULSTEIN SX222 below view

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Subsea and cable-laying: The next frontiers for the TWIN X-STERN

Aptly nicknamed ‘A 4-wheel-drive for the seas’, the ULSTEIN TWIN X-STERN is celebrated for its exceptional manoeuvrability. To date, this innovative feature has been incorporated into ten newbuilds, all designed for the walk-to-work market and measuring up to 90m in length. The next likely segments to adopt the TWIN X-STERN are subsea and cable-laying.

15.07.2024 Ship design TWIN X-STERN Energy

CLV ULSTEIN SX238 seen from portside fore

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Interconnecting green energy – the future in cable-laying

As offshore wind farms grow in size and number of turbines, the demand for the capacity of existing inter-array cable laying vessels (CLVs) intensifies. The next-generation CLV must be capable, cost-effective, and able to serve more and larger turbines.

12.07.2024 Ship design Offshore wind Cable lay