Blue Storm (Hermit Storm)

New name: Hermit Storm. A medium-sized platform supply vessel with an optimum combination of fuel efficiency and deadweight, and a capacity and performance that approaches those of larger PSVs. It can take on most of the tasks usually handled by slightly larger PSVs, but at a lower operating cost.

Vessel type

Platform supply

Design

PX121

Built by

Ulstein Verft AS

Year

2015

Owned by

Borealis Maritime

Yard number

303

Designed by

Ulstein Design & Solutions AS

Ordered by

Blue Ship Invest

Operated by

Remøy Shipping

IMO Number

9722510

Principal dimensions

Length:
83.4 m
Beam:
18 m
Dead weight:
4082 tonnes
Draught:
6.7 m
Speed:
15.6 kn
Accomodation:
22 people
Deck area:
850 sqm

Note: Subject to selected variant configuration

Capacities

Fuel oil (MDO):
1425 cbm
Fresh water:
1050 cbm
Ballast water / Drill water:
1770 cbm
Liquid mud (sp. gr. 2,8 t/m3):
1300 cbm
Brine (sp. gr. 2,5 t/m3):
1300 cbm
Cement (4 tanks):
254 cbm
LFL* (4 tanks):
153 cbm
Base oil:
259 cmb
ORO:
1023 cmb

Classifications

  • DNV 1A1, Offshore Service Vessel Supply, SF, E0, DYNPOS-AUTR, CLEAN DESIGN, COMF-V(3), COMF-C(3), LFL*, NAUT-OSV(A), DK(+), HL(+), ICE-C, OILREC

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Ship history

The ship investment company Blue Ship Invest (BSI), a part of Ulstein Group, ordered ten platform supply vessels of the PX121 design in the period 2010-2014. Eight were acquired by Nordic American Offshore (NAO). These have later been sold to various ship owners.

'Blue Storm' was delivered to BSI on 19 January 2015, and further to Nordic American Offshore (NAO) on 26 January 2015, together with a sister vessel, 'Blue Viking.' The name of the vessel was changed to NAO Storm.

The vessel became number 7 in NAO’s fleet of PX121 designs, and is quite similar to the six previous vessels, apart from its adaptation to the Norwegian Maritime Authority’s emergency manual NMD rescue (200), and alterations to satisfy requirements for oil recovery, minor outfitting changes and the installation of a larger crane.

2015-2016: The final two of the ten BSIvessels, Blue Queen and Blue King, were delivered to Blue Ship Invest.
2019: Nordic American Offshore changed its name to Hermitage Offshore Services Ltd, which became effective on June 4, 2019. All the vessels changed their names to "Hermit" prefix.
2020: All vessels in the Hermitage Offshore fleet were acquired by Pearl Bidco AS, a company owned by DNB and SEB.
2022: All vessels that were owned by Hermitage Offshore are sold to Borealis Maritime.

Overview of all the ten Blue Ship Invest vessels:

Yno 291 ESVAGT LEAH - delivered January 19, 2012, original name Blue Fighter.
Yno 294 ESVAGT HEIDI - delivered on September 6, 2012, original name Blue Prosper.
Yno 296 Hermit Thunder - delivered May 13, 2013, original name Blue Thunder.
Yno 297 Hermit Power - Delivered on March 6, 2013, original name Blue Power.
Yno 298 Delta Atlas - delivered June 28, 2013, original name Blue Guardian.
Yno 299 Hermit Protector - delivered September 23, 2013, original name Blue Protector.
Yno 303 Hermit Storm - Delivered January 19, 2015, original name Blue Storm.
Yno 304 Hermit Viking - Delivered January 19, 2015, original name Blue Viking.
Yno 305 Kasteelborg - Delivered February 24, 2015, original name Blue Queen.
Yno 306 Farland - Delivered May 12, 2016, original name Blue King.


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