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Home›Fossil Energy›Norway: Ulstein Power & Control to Deliver Equipment Packages for New SX148 Design Vessel
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July 18, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Norway: Ulstein Power & Control to Deliver Equipment Packages for New SX148 Design Vessel

Ulstein Power & Control has signed a comprehensive contract for supply of equipment packages to yard number 295 at Ulstein Verft. The vessel is an offshore IMR / construction vessel of Ulstein´s SX148 design for the shipping company Eidesvik Seven AS and their client Statoil. Ulstein Verft entered i

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Ulstein Power & Control has signed a comprehensive contract for supply of equipment packages to yard number 295 at Ulstein Verft. The vessel is an offshore IMR / construction vessel of Ulstein´s SX148 design for the shipping company Eidesvik Seven AS and their client Statoil.

Ulstein Verft entered into a contract with the shipping company in February this year. Ulstein Power & Control was recently contracted to deliver a complete equipment delivery for the ship.

“The equipment deliveries from Ulstein Power & Control include the integrated automation system ULSTEIN IAS®, the information and communication system ULSTEIN COM®, bridge solutions and power distribution” , says sales manager at Ulstein Power & Control, Peter Pilskog , adding that the IAS system includes integrated monitoring of the helicopter deck.

The bridge deliveries include the company’s new-developed modular console system that provides easier installation in the construction phase and a more flexible solution for the end user.

The ship is an advanced vessel which meets the customer´s specific requirements with regards to functionality and system integration. The vessel will be 106.5 metres long and 24.5 metres wide and can reach a speed of 17 knots. The ship will accommodate 90 persons.

[mappress] Source: Ulstein Group, July 18, 2011;

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