Acta Marine Takes Delivery of Acta Aquarius, Completing Four-Vessel Newbuild Programme

Acta Marine has successfully received the fourth and final vessel of its newbuild programme, Acta Aquarius, from Tersan Shipyard in Yalova, Turkey. This marks the completion of the company's Walk-to-Work (W2W) DP2 Construction Service Operation Vessel (CSOV) programme. The newly acquired Acta Aquarius is complemented by Acta Situla, a daughter craft also delivered to Acta Marine in earlier June.

Acta Marine's CEO, Rob Boer, expressed pride in the delivery of Acta Aquarius, which signifies the successful completion of the company's four-vessel newbuild programme with Tersan Shipyard. The company sees this investment as a crucial step towards a modern and sustainable fleet, particularly in supporting the offshore energy sector. The completion of this programme aligns with Acta Marine's ambition to provide increasingly sustainable vessel solutions for the offshore energy industry.

Acta Aquarius is a dual-fuel methanol-powered vessel, combining methanol fuel with battery power for a lower-emission operation. This innovative approach supports Acta Marine's pathway towards reducing CO2 emissions while preserving the safety, reliability, and efficiency that are integral to the company's Walk-to-Work services.

The delivery of Acta Aquarius is a proud moment for Acta Marine, signaling the company's commitment to supporting its clients in the offshore wind industry with safe, reliable, and increasingly sustainable offshore solutions.