Ulstein Names W2W Offshore Wind Vessel ‘Acta Auriga’
The W2W offshore wind vessel, ‘Acta Auriga’ was named by lady sponsor Ingelore Hering in a ceremony in Emden, Germany, on 20 June 2018. Congratulations to the ship owner and all who sails on her!
The Construction Support Vessel / Service Operation Vessel ‘Acta Auriga’ was delivered from Ulstein Verft ahead of time, in March 2018. During construction, the vessel was assigned to her first mission, a two-year contract for Ocean Breeze Energy on the offshore wind farm BARD OFFSHORE 1.
Check out: The whole process of constructing the Acta Auriga. The vessel has already been successful at work for one month at the wind farm.
Next vessel underway
Acta Marine has ordered a vessel number two from Ulstein Verft. The shipbuilding project is underway, and delivery is set to Q2 2019.
Press Release: ulstein.com
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