Latest NewsDeck EquipmentMarine Aluminium to Supply Helideck for World’s First Fully Electric eCSOV

Marine Aluminium to Supply Helideck for World’s First Fully Electric eCSOV

Marine Aluminium, a leading provider of innovative and sustainable access solutions, has been selected to supply the helideck for Bibby Marine’s ground-breaking eCSOV (Electric Commissioning Service Operation Vessel), the world’s first full-electric offshore vessel.

The contract includes a complete helideck package, featuring Marine Aluminium’s patented Safedeck system, which integrates active and passive fire suppression to deliver the highest standards of safety.

Gavin Forward, Bibby Marine Director, Fleet New Builds said: “At Bibby Marine, we’re proud to be building the world’s first truly zero-emission electric Commissioning Service Operation Vessel (eCSOV)—an ambitious step toward a cleaner, more sustainable offshore industry. Collaborating with innovative suppliers like Marine Aluminium is key to delivering our revolutionary eCSOV, and we’re delighted to work together to set new standards in safety, sustainability, and performance.”

Aligned with the commitment to sustainable offshore operations and the advancement of zero-emission vessel technology, the helideck will be constructed from aluminium with recycled content produced using renewable energy. This material is not only lightweight and durable but also infinitely recyclable—retaining its strength and quality through repeated use.

The 21m helideck has a landing capacity of up to Sikorsky S-92-sized helicopters. The Marine Aluminium AS helideck will be supplied from Norway as a kit package for final assembly at the Astilleros Armon shipyard in Spain. The helideck will be equipped with a Deck Integrated Fire Fighting System (DIFFS), CAP 437 9th ed compliant lighting stairs and accessways and other equipment necessary for its safe operation.

Arild Frøkedal Marine Aluminium Sales Director said “At Marine Aluminium, we’re proud to collaborate with Bibby Marine and Armon Shipyards on this forward-thinking project—setting new standards in the maritime and offshore energy sectors through innovation and sustainability.”

Latest News

Icelandic tech company Hefring Marine has been selected as one of just 15 companies to advance to Mission Track of NATO's Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic (DIANA), from a 2026 cohort of 150 innovators selected from more than 3,600 proposals across the Alliance.

Hefring Marine Advances to NATO DIANA Mission Track

The Reykjavík-based maritime technology company is the only Icelandic firm ever to reach the programme’s Mission Track, moving its maritime intelligence technology closer to...
LM Workboats, a division of Lyman-Morse, has secured a contract to build a specially designed 59ft aluminium research vessel for the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR).

LM Workboats to Build Advanced Research Vessel

LM Workboats and Chartwell Marine team up to develop next-generation research vessel for Maryland Department of Natural Resources LM Workboats, a division of Lyman-Morse, has...
Nimbus Group has entered into a framework agreement with Swedish autonomous maritime technology company Nautrik AB covering the production and assembly of unmanned surface vessels (USVs) for defence and security applications.

Nimbus Group and Nautrik Partner on USV Production

Partnership combines Nautrik’s autonomous control technology with Nimbus Group’s manufacturing capabilities Nimbus Group has entered into a framework agreement with Swedish autonomous maritime technology company...
Kongsberg Maritime has agreed to acquire Finnish azimuth propulsion specialist Steerprop, strengthening its position in the high ice-class and Arctic vessel market.

Kongsberg Maritime to Acquire Steerprop

Steerprop acquisition gives Kongsberg Maritime greater reach across Arctic and specialised vessel markets Kongsberg Maritime has agreed to acquire Finnish azimuth propulsion specialist Steerprop, strengthening...

Related news