ERRV Ocean Marlin, Image: Atlantic Offshore
Atlantic Offshore’s newest addition to their fleet, ERRV Ocean Marlin, has been named in Stavanger by Godmother Anni H. Apeland.
The vessel was built at Zamakona Shipyard and will now commence a 4+4 year contract for Total E&P at the Martin Linge field.
Ocean Marlin is the second of three Havyard HY 820 designed emergency response standby vessels ordered by Atlantic Offshore.
Vessel particulars:
Atlantic Offshore is having a busy summer with the Ocean Art, a VS 485 MKIII L designed platform supply vessel delivered from Kleven in early August and the PSV Ocean Star delivered at the end of July.
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