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Bergen Engines Secures Order from VARD for Island Offshore’s New OECV

Bergen Engines announce a new order from renowned shipbuilder VARD for four Bergen C25:33L9A generating sets. These engines will provide power for Island Offshore second newbuild, a next-generation Ocean Energy Construction Vessel (OECV), further solidifying Bergen Engines’ position as a leading provider of high-efficiency power solutions for cutting-edge maritime projects.

“We are thrilled to continue our partnership with VARD and Island Offshore in advancing the capabilities of OECVs, a market segment were we see a lot of activity” remarked Kjell Harloff, Head of Sales – Marine at Bergen Engines. “This repeat order underscores the trust shown in our technology and its role in supporting maritime operations towards greater sustainability and overall efficiency.”

The Bergen C25:33L series are renowned for its exceptional reliability and performance. The generating sets maintain outstanding fuel efficiency across varying loads, providing the owner with an exceptional low fuel consumption and emissions proving world class environmental stewardship. The modularized Power Pack unit, comprising a cylinder head, liner, piston, and three-piece connecting rod, ensures a maintenance friendly solution saving downtime and thereby possibility for increased revenues.

The new OECV from VARD, is tailored for a diverse range of subsea operations, including inspection, maintenance, repair, and offshore construction. With features like an Active Heave-Compensated (AHC) subsea crane and prepared for a gangway system, the vessel is engineered for flexibility and performance in challenging offshore environments.

Designed with superior manoeuvrability and station-keeping abilities, the vessel’s hull is optimised for efficiency in demanding conditions. Moreover, its readiness for future methanol conversion underscores its alignment with Bergen Engines’ commitment to sustainable marine solutions. Construction of the vessel’s hull will commence at VARD’s shipyard in Romania, with outfitting and commissioning at one of VARD’s Norwegian shipyards.

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