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Sentinel Marine Orders Multi-Role Energy Support Vessel

Sentinel Marine, a UK based provider of emergency response and offshore support solutions, has signed a shipbuilding contract with Jiangmen Hangtong Shipbuilding Co., Ltd for a 65-meter Multi-Role Energy Support Vessel , with options for three additional vessels.

The newbuild – set for Q2 2027 delivery – will enhance Sentinel’s capability to service the offshore energy transition, maritime security, and government sectors with lower-emission operations.

The vessel is equipped with a fast rescue craft (FRC) and hybrid daughter craft, ensuring advanced emergency response capabilities. Designed to meet Dutch and Danish ERRV regulations, it also offers flexible accommodation for 37 to 47 personnel, making it ideal for diverse mission requirements.

This investment underscores Sentinel Marine’s commitment to delivering versatile, lower-emission support vessels, aligning with our strategy to serve evolving industry needs across multiple sectors.

About Sentinel Marine

Founded in 2007, with a vision to deliver safe, reliable, and innovative marine support solutions, Sentinel Marine has rapidly grown into a leading provider of offshore support services, including Standby Vessel services. Since our inception, we have remained committed to excellence, investing in cutting-edge vessels and expanding our capabilities to meet the evolving needs of the energy and marine industries.

Each vessel is built with advanced technology and features robust safety systems, including state-of-the-art fire-fighting (FiFi) and oil spill response capabilities. Beyond vessel design, Sentinel Marine places a significant emphasis on the safety of its personnel, investing heavily in crew training, emergency preparedness, and comprehensive safety management systems.

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