Strategic Marine secures fourth CTV newbuild for OEG
Strategic Marine has signed a new contract with OEG Renewables, part of the OEG Energy Group, to build a state-of-the-art crew transfer vessel (CTV) for offshore renewables projects in Taiwan.
Named Wey Feng, this vessel marks the fourth StratCat 27 CTV that Strategic Marine will deliver to UK-based OEG, reflecting OEG’s continued trust in Strategic Marine’s vessel build quality and its commitment to offshore renewables.
“Partnering again with OEG Renewables showcases our commitment to delivering top-performing crew transfer vessels for offshore renewables,” said Mr. Chan Eng Yew, CEO of Strategic Marine.
“We are proud to see the StratCat 27 platform become integral to OEG’s Asia Pacific operations, underscoring our shared commitment to excellence in offshore wind.”
Superior performance
Equipped with dual Caterpillar C32 1450hp marine engines, the 27-metre aluminum catamaran is designed by BMT for superior performance in challenging offshore conditions.
With a fuel capacity of 35,000 litres and seating for up to 24 technicians, the Wey Feng is built for optimal efficiency and safety, enabling secure crew transfers even in wave heights up to 1.75 metres.
Strategic marine said that the next-generation CTV aligns with the rising demand for robust vessel builds dedicated to offshore wind projects in the region.
Set for delivery in February 2025, the Wey Feng will enhance OEG Renewables’ which is stepping up its capabilities in Taiwan and the broader Asia Pacific region.
