Ship & Boat BuildingService Operation VesselsCemre Launches Second E-Methanol SOV for ESVAGT

Cemre Launches Second E-Methanol SOV for ESVAGT

Sister vessel to NB1094 Robert Boyle, the world’s first e-methanol-powered SOV

Cemre Shipyard, a leading newbuild yard in Türkiye, has successfully launched ESVAGT’s second service operation vessel (SOV), NB1097, on April 4, 2026.

The new SOV follows in the footsteps of NB1094 ESVAGT Robert Boyle, widely recognised as the world’s first service operation vessel equipped with an e-methanol propulsion system. Together, NB1094 and NB1097 represent a significant step forward in sustainable vessel design and construction for the offshore wind sector.

Distinguished by ESVAGT’s signature red hull and advanced technical specifications, the 93-metre vessel is designed to accommodate up to 124 personnel. The SOV design prioritises enhanced crew comfort, high safety standards through state-of-the-art systems, and optimised logistics to support efficient offshore wind turbine service operations.

Designed by HAV Design, the vessels feature an environmentally advanced propulsion system powered by e-methanol and battery hybrid technology. This configuration is expected to deliver substantial emissions reductions, with NB1094 alone capable of reducing CO₂ emissions by approximately 45,000 tonnes over its operational profile.

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