Rem Hrist (Stril Neptun)
Built at Ulstein Verft in 2011 and based on the proven ULSTEIN PX105 design, A large-capacity platform supply vessel, with a load capacity of 4,258 tonnes and a deck area of 916 square metres.
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Ship history
Milestones
2011, 22 February: 'Rem Hrist' was named at a twin-naming ceremony together with her sister vessel, 'Rem Mist'.
2011, 3 March: The vessel was delivered. In his speech, Per Gunnar Jarnes, managing director at Remøy Shipping, emphasised Ulstein Verft's ability to deliver advanced vessels on time. The vessel entered into an 8-year contract for Statoil (today: Equinor) after delivery.
2022, July: The ship was sold to Etta Shipowning Ltd.
2026, 12 January: The ship was sold to Simon Møkster Rederi, and the vessel name changed to 'Stril Neptun'. A news update from the shipowner stated: "Stril Neptun combines robust performance with high operational flexibility. With important additional capabilities such as NOFO and Standby, the vessel is well equipped for safe, efficient and reliable operations in the North Sea. The vessel has been on long-term contract with Equinor for several years, and we are pleased to continue this cooperation under new ownership and management."