Renewable EnergyOffshore WindNorthern Offshore Services is starting a cooperation with the ship owner Wilson...

Northern Offshore Services is starting a cooperation with the ship owner Wilson Offshore

The company Northern Offshore Services (N-O-S) has been active within the offshore wind industry since 2008 and are today one of the leading CTV operators. During the last year NOS expanded its global activities with the establishment of partnerships in Japan and in the US and is now increasing its offering with larger offshore supply vessels.

N-O-S will take over full technical and commercial management over the vessels starting in the third quarter 2021. The vessels are 80-90 meters long, designed for Accommodation, Cargo Transfers, W2W, Survey and ROV operations.

“This step is in line with our strategy to increase the range of services that we are offering to the market and represents a great opportunity for us and the owners of the fleet, by being able to contribute with our brand and many years of experience”, says David Kristensson, CEO of Northern Offshore Group, the parent company of Northern Offshore Services.

The four vessels Wilson Arctic, Wilson Atlantic, Wilson Alboran and Wilson Adriatic will be renamed, repainted and fully integrated into the N-O-S fleet.

About Northern Offshore Services
Northern Offshore Services is today a leading provider of CTV’s in the European market. Northern Services operates about 40 vessels in which most are CTV’s and has a complete set of onshore technical and commercial management services inhouse.

Northern Offshore Services is part of Northern Offshore Group. The Group’s head office is in Gothenburg, Sweden with branch offices in Hamburg, Copenhagen, Lowestoft and Conwy. The group is driven by entrepreneurship and consists of several well-established, privately owned companies that operate in various parts in the marine industry. The group has a clear vision and values rooted in the strong shipping culture and entrepreneurial spirit of Donsö, an island in Gothenburg’s southern archipelago, in Sweden.

About Wilson Offshore
Wilson Offshore started in 2017, converting high-end Platform Supply Vessels to specialized vessels such as Walk to Work and accommodation. The company is focused on delivering safe, high quality services at sea and offers DP2 vessels, ROV and crane services as well as a variety of W2W, subsea and survey solutions.

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