Ship & Boat BuildingPipe/Cable layingAgalas Reaches Milestone with First Steel Cutting Ceremony for Groundbreaking Vessel

Agalas Reaches Milestone with First Steel Cutting Ceremony for Groundbreaking Vessel

Agalas, in collaboration with NSK Ship Design and Sefine Shipyard, has reached a significant milestone with the successful first steel cutting ceremony for their ground-breaking vessel. This unique vessel, set to be delivered in the first half of 2025, is the world’s first green fibre optic cable-lay vessel.

Designed by NSK Ship Design, the vessel will be built by Sefine Shipyard in Turkey. What sets this vessel apart is its innovative use of methanol dual fuel and battery propulsion, resulting in a remarkable 70% reduction in emissions. By incorporating these sustainable technologies, Agalas is paving the way for a greener future in the maritime industry.

This achievement highlights Agalas’ unwavering commitment to innovation and cutting-edge solutions. The company is constantly striving to meet the evolving demands of their clients while prioritizing sustainability. By leveraging state-of-the-art technologies and embracing a forward-thinking approach, Agalas aims to set new standards in the maritime sector.

NSK 6480 sea subsea construction vessel - source Agalas

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