Strategic Marine, a global leader in high-performance aluminium vessel construction, has successfully delivered a next-generation 27m Crew Transfer Vessel (CTV), Ventus Camellia to Yeosu Ocean Co, Ltd, a new client in South Korea’s burgeoning offshore wind sector. This milestone underscores Strategic Marine’s growing dominance in global offshore wind support markets.
The newly delivered vessel is based on the proven StratCat 27 design, developed in close collaboration with BMT, and is engineered to perform in the rigorous conditions of offshore wind farm operations internationally. It features a distinctive hull form for improved seakeeping, as well as efficient Fixed Pitch Propeller propulsion to enhance fuel efficiency, manoeuvrability, and lower emissions—ideal for operating in South Korea’s dynamic offshore environment.
This delivery represents Strategic Marine’s growing presence in South Korea’s rapidly growing offshore renewables sector, as the country accelerates efforts to expand its wind energy capacity. The vessel will support crew transfers for offshore wind farm development and maintenance in South Korean waters, contributing to the nation’s clean energy transition and ambitions.
Mr. Chan Eng Yew, CEO of Strategic Marine, stated: “We are delighted to deliver Ventus Camellia to South Korea and to begin a new partnership with Yeosu Ocean. This delivery not only expands our presence in Asia’s offshore wind markets but also reflects our ability to support new clients through reliable quality, innovation, and performance. We are excited to be part of South Korea’s renewable energy journey.”
Strategic Marine continues to strengthen its position as a preferred global partner for offshore wind vessel solutions, delivering tailored, high-performance vessels to meet the evolving needs of new and existing clients.
Mr. BH Park, VP of Yeosu Ocean Co, Ltd said: “This delivery marks a meaningful milestone for us in Yeosu Ocean, being able to contribute towards South Korea’s growing offshore wind sector. Ventus Camellia will play a crucial role in supporting our goals and we look forward to seeing her in operations.”
