Maritime Reader

NEWS INTELLIGENCE ARCHIVE
03 AUG 2026 MONDAY
Advanced filters
Keywords | type to search… Date: All time Sources: All Topics: All
Danish offshore accommodation specialist CBED has secured employment for one of its two recently acquired service operational vessels. The company, part of Maonjasa Holding, has fixed the 2017-built SOV Wind Evolution to OEG Energy subsidiary Hughes Subsea. The walk-to-work contract will secure utilisation of the former VOS Start until early Q1 2025 and comes with two additional one-year options attached. CBED has since 2008 worked on more than 30 offshore wind projects in Northern Europe. The company announced the acquisition of two SOVs from Dutch shipowner Vroon in December last year, increasing its fleet to three ships. The Wind Evolution will deliver in March and start its contract following drydocking. “This just underlines the fact that it was the right timing for us to expand our fleet and add Wind Evolution and Wind Creation,” said Daniel Alon, general manager at CBED. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1_95_0_1_2'); }); TagsDenmark
← Back to latest
news Splash247 ·2024-02-08

CBED puts fresh SOV acquisition to work

Splash247
Read full article at Splash247 →
Opens Splash247 in a new tab

Topics & segments

← Back to latest

Related Knowledge

Documents on the same topic from the archive