Esvagt Stavanger standby vessel.

Esvagt Stavanger

Esvagt's multipurpose ERRV vessels are flexible and support the offshore oil and gas industry with highly specialised services such as towing, oil spill response or firefighting. The ‘Esvagt Stavanger’ can operate as a standby vessel at North Sea oil rigs in cases of emergency as well as supply and anti-pollution work.

Owned By
Esvagt AS
Built By
Partner yard
Year
2012
IMO Number
9431575

Primary Specifications

Length
80 m
Beam
17 m
Dead weight
2070 tonnes
Draught (max)
6 m
Speed (max)
18.5 kn
Accommodation
32 POB
Deck area
300 sqm

Additional Data

Fuel oil
1390 cbm
Water ballast
1380 cbm
Mud
410 cbm
Brine
410 cbm
Recovery oil
1125 cbm
Note: Specifications may have changed since the original completion date.
Classifications: DNV-GL, #1A1TugStandbyVesselFireFighterI+OILREC, SF, COMF-V(3), E0DYNPOS-AUTR, CleanDesign, NAUT-OSV(A), HL(2.5), BISTMON

Ship history

IMO Number: 9431575

Milestones

In the summer of 2007, the Factoria Naval Marin (FNM) shipyard (now: Astilleros NODOSA) signed a contract for the construction of two 80-metre long X-BOW® ships, Esvagt Stavanger and Esvagt Bergen. These two units were to perform the job of the three other ships. The completion of 'Esvagt Stavanger' was done by the Astilleros Armon yard. Both vessels are operating for Equinor.

Skipshistorie

Sommaren 2007 skreiv det spanske verftet Factoria Naval Marin (no: Astilleros NODOSA) kontrakt på bygginga av to 80-meter lange X-BOW-skip, Esvagt Stavanger og Esvagt Bergen. Desse to skipa skulle utføre jobben som tre andre skip kunne gjere. Ferdigstillinga av Esvagt Stavanger vart gjort av verftet Astilleros Armon. Begge skipa arbeider for Equinor.