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OEG Renewables Signs Bareboat Charter Agreement With Diverse Marine

OEG Energy Group, a leading energy solutions business, announce that its renewables division, OEG Renewables, has entered into an agreement with Diverse Marine to bareboat charter a new build Chartwell Ambitious Class crew transfer vessel.

The vessel will be on bareboat charter with OEG Renewables for a five-year period, joining the existing UK fleet in September 2025 to support construction and O&M activities for new and existing customers.

The Chartwell Ambitious Class vessel has an advanced hull form allowing crew transfer limits of >1.75m and efficient fuel economy. Benefiting from a large clear saloon, the vessel can accommodate 24 passengers with a large forward working deck space of 70m2.

Leif Cooper, Marine Services Director for OEG Renewables, said: “OEG Renewables’ marine service line is well equipped to support the development of offshore wind projects throughout the UK, Europe and Taiwan, with strategically placed vessels in each region. Through our fleet of owned and chartered vessels, the company is well positioned to continue supporting the ever-evolving project needs of our customers and the global energy transition.”

About OEG Renewables

OEG Renewables is a rapidly-growing provider of critical technical solutions and services to the global offshore energy sector.

Established in 2021, OEG Renewables brings all topside, marine, cable and subsea specialist services under one integrated division to support the construction, operations, and maintenance phases of offshore wind farms.

OEG Renewables is a division of OEG Group, a strategic energy player since 1973, offering valuable niche services and solutions for the energy transition.

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