Cochin Shipyard secures order from European Client

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Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL), one of India’s leading shipbuilding and maintenance facilities, has clinched a landmark order worth approximately Rs 1,000 crore from a prominent European client. The order entails the construction of a state-of-the-art Hybrid Service Operation Vessel (Hybrid SOV), with provisions for two additional vessels, signaling CSL’s growing prominence in the global maritime industry.

In a regulatory filing released on 13th May, CSL announced the significant contract, affirming its position as a preferred partner for innovative maritime solutions. The Hybrid SOV represents a pioneering leap in sustainable marine technology, featuring advanced hybrid battery systems aimed at enhancing energy efficiency and reducing carbon footprints.

The vessel is meticulously designed and built to cater to the service, maintenance, and operational requirements of the offshore wind farm industry in the European market. With sustainability emerging as a top priority, especially in the renewable energy sector, the Hybrid SOV is poised to meet the high demand for eco-friendly solutions in the offshore wind energy domain.

Highlighting the strategic importance of the project, CSL emphasized the vessel’s role in facilitating sustainable energy solutions and supporting the offshore wind farm industry’s operational needs in Europe. The project is slated for completion by the end of 2026, underscoring CSL’s commitment to delivering cutting-edge maritime solutions within stipulated timelines.

The Hybrid SOV project underscores CSL’s prowess in leveraging advanced technology and engineering expertise to address evolving industry requirements. By securing this prestigious order, CSL reaffirms its status as a trusted partner for international clients seeking innovative and sustainable maritime solutions.

As CSL embarks on this transformative project, it further solidifies its position as a global leader in the shipbuilding and maintenance sector, setting new benchmarks for excellence and sustainability in the maritime industry.