BMT unveils sustainable hybrid CTV
BMT has unveiled its new crew transfer vessel developed in partnership with Strategic Marine.
Making its debut at WindEnergy Hamburg, the StratCat is the company’s latest addition to the offshore wind industry, with a strong focus on sustainability.
“The StratCat35 represents a leap forward in vessel technology for the offshore wind sector, blending sustainability with operational excellence,” said Toby Freeman, senior navy architect at BMT.
“We’re proud to work alongside Strategic Marine to bring this innovative solution to the market.”
The 35m methanol-ready hybrid features a large deck area for improved storage capacity and a Z-Bow hull form giving improved vessel speed and performance.
Additionally, the StratCat 35 incorporates BMT’s latest generation active fender system, ensuring safer and more efficient technician transfers.
The design emphasises efficient workflow for the vessel’s 36 passengers and 10 crew members.
The introduction of the StratCat35 CTV highlights BMT and Strategic Marine’s shared commitment to advancing sustainable maritime solutions.
“The StratCat35 is a testament to BMT’s exceptional design expertise and our shared commitment to sustainability,” said James Lewis, business development manager at Strategic Marine.
“Their innovative solutions have truly elevated this vessel’s performance and operational versatility.”
