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Home›News›Acergy S.A. announces investment in new state-of–theart pipelay ship for operations in deepwater and harsh environments worldwide
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December 16, 2009 · about 16 years ago

Acergy S.A. announces investment in new state-of–theart pipelay ship for operations in deepwater and harsh environments worldwide

Acergy S.A. announced today that it has acquired the Borealis, a strategic enabler, which is expected to drive superior returns for future activity. This differentiating asset, currently being built at the Sembawang Shipyard in Singapore, is a DP3 dynamic positioning vessel equipped with a 5,000T cr

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Acergy S.A. announced today that it has acquired the Borealis, a strategic enabler, which is expected to drive superior returns for future activity. This differentiating asset, currently being built at the Sembawang Shipyard in Singapore, is a DP3 dynamic positioning vessel equipped with a 5,000T crane. Acergy plans to install a 1,000T J-Lay tower and state-of-the-art 600T S-Lay equipment.

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