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Strategic Marine Delivers “Baltic Eagle” CTV for Poland’s Offshore Wind

Strategic Marine announce the successful delivery of a StratCat 27 Crew Transfer Vessel (CTV) “Baltic Eagle” to ORLEN to operate in Poland’s growing offshore wind sector.

This state-of-the-art vessel is designed specifically for offshore wind farm operations. The StratCat 27 is scheduled to begin operations in the North Sea before transitioning to the Polish exclusive economic zone in the Baltic Sea.

The StratCat 27 is a cutting-edge vessel equipped with advanced technologies to meet the demanding conditions of offshore wind farms. Designed with efficiency and sustainability in mind, the vessel meets Tier III emission requirements and is hybrid-ready, allowing for future adaptation to alternative energy sources. Its reinforced hull plating makes it capable of withstanding the harsh conditions of the Baltic Sea, ensuring safe and reliable transport of technicians and supplies over long distances.

Key Features of the StratCat 27 Crew Transfer Vessel:

  • Hybrid-Ready: Future-proofed for hybrid system installation, potentially reducing emissions and enhancing fuel efficiency.
  • Tier III Compliant: The vessel meets the latest emission standards, with latest emissions mitigation technology.
  • Bespoke Design: Tailored to operate in the challenging conditions of the Baltic Sea, with reinforced hull plating for enhanced durability in light ice conditions.
  • Comfort and Safety: Accommodates up to 9 crew members and 24 passengers, ensuring optimal comfort and safety during technician transfers.

Mr. Chan Eng Yew, Chief Executive Officer of Strategic Marine, commented on the delivery:
“We are delighted to have successfully delivered the StratCat 27 to ORLEN. The StratCat 27 is built with future in mind, offering hybrid readiness, emission compliance, and the ability to operate in harsh sea conditions. We are proud of our collaboration and look forward to supporting their continued success in the offshore wind market.”

The Baltic Eagle StratCat 27 is equipped with cutting-edge navigation and communication systems, ensuring maximum operational efficiency and safety. Its interior is designed to provide maximum comfort for both crew and passengers, making it a vital asset for offshore wind farm operations.

This delivery solidifies Strategic Marine’s commitment to advancing maritime solutions for the renewable energy sector and highlights its expertise in building vessels that meet the rigorous demands of offshore wind farm operations around the world.

About ORLEN S.A.:

The ORLEN Group is an integrated multi-utility energy company listed in the prestigious global Fortune Global 500. It was the first company in the region to declare achieving total emission neutrality in 2050. Thanks to the recent acquisitions and mergers, it became one of the 150 largest companies in the world. The company operates on 10 home markets: Poland, Czech Republic, Germany, Lithuania, Slovakia, Hungary, Austria, Canada, Norway and Pakistan. Retail sales are carried out using the largest network of 3,500 fuel stations in the region. The ORLEN Group’s offer reaches over 100 countries on 6 continents.

By the end of this decade, ORLEN will invest over PLN 320 billion to implement strategic projects, of which approximately 40% will be allocated to green investments, including wind energy at sea and on land, photovoltaics, biogas and biomethane, biofuels, electromobility, green hydrogen and synthetic fuels.

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