Ship & Boat BuildingService Operation VesselsNew build CSOV "Acta Pegasus" to be delivered under French flag

New build CSOV “Acta Pegasus” to be delivered under French flag

Acta Marine, a leading owner and operator of (Construction) Service Operating Vessels (CSOVs) that provides accommodation and walk to work services to the offshore wind industry, is proud to announce a significant milestone in its expansion into the French maritime and offshore energy market.

Acta Marine’s fourth vessel in their fleet currently under construction in Turkey, Construction Service Operating Vessels, Acta Pegasus, will fly the French flag, signifying their commitment to the French maritime industry and their dedication to further strengthen their local foothold in France.

CSOV Acta Pegasus, an Ulstein SX216 design, symbolizes Acta Marine’s next significant advancement in green and efficient Walk-to-Work operations. With an optimized hull form and ability to use (e-)Methanol as main fuel, this vessel class is capable to deliver a dramatic reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from the start of her operations.

Given their growing position and operations in the French market, they will invest in recruiting and training a team of highly skilled French maritime professionals to operate this state-of-the-art vessel. By employing local talent, they aim to support the French workforce, foster local expertise, and ensure the highest standards of safety, hospitality, and efficiency in our operations.

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