ESVAGT is focused on safety and support at sea, providing emergency and rescue services primarily for the oil and gas industry, and operating in the offshore wind sector. Self-described as a market leader in offshore wind solutions.

ESVAGT

ESVAGT provides safety and support services at sea, specializing in emergency and rescue services primarily for the oil and gas industry and offshore wind solutions. It operates a fleet of vessels designed for various offshore support missions.

ESVAGT A/S | 24,500 followers on LinkedIn. SAFETY &amp; SUPPORT AT SEA | ESVAGT was founded in 1981 with the purpose of making the sea a safe place to work. A mission that remains equally important today.
ESVAGT is an industry leader within both the wind and oil &amp; gas industries and is operating a fleet of modern offshore support vessels with professional crews trained for operations in harsh weather conditions.

Head Of Special Projects - Commercial Advisor at ESVAGT A/S

Nils Overgaard

Søren Karas

Bjarne Karecki

Chief Financial Officer (CFO) at ESVAGT A/S

Dennis Bjørn Krog-Meyer

ESVAGT A/S

Derecktor Shipyards Selected as Yard for CREST Daughter Craft (DC) The Crowley-ESVAGT joint venture, CREST, has selected Derecktor Shipyards as the yard for constructing its daughter craft for personnel transfer to the American market. Crowley and ESVAGT's American joint venture wind company, CREST, has chosen a shipyard in North America for building the company's daughter craft. After considerable interest from several suppliers and extensive dialogue with qualified yards, Derecktor Shipyards, located in the state of New York, has been awarded the contract. "We have chosen a yard with experience in building for the wind energy segment. Derecktor Shipyards has extensive expertise, particularly in aluminum boats. That professionalism and insight will be crucial when implementing our requirements and preferences in the new design," says Søren Westphal , Senior Project Manager at ESVAGT Boats. The daughter craft, which will feature a catamaran design, will be attached to CREST's newly built Service Operations Vessel (SOV), which is set to operate in Dominion Energy's Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind Project. A key consideration in selecting the supplier was ensuring the American-built boat integrates the extensive knowledge gained from ESVAGT's fleet of transfer boats used at European wind farms: "We are starting with a design that has already been approved by the US Coast Guard and will incorporate our input for adjustments and specifications based on our needs and the customer's requirements. The daughter craft will be distinctly ESVAGT, yet entirely its own," says Søren Westphal.

Meet Siff who works as an ordinary ship assistant at ESVAGT. For Siff, the team spirit on board is very important and fortunately the team spirit on board ESVAGT's vessels is an important part of ESVAGTs values. 📽 Danske Rederier #lifeatsea

Over several years ESVAGT has built a strong collaboration with the schooner 'Fulton of Marstal'. By working together with Fulton, we help young people through visits to the shipping company to find direction and motivation in their lives, which can lead to a possible career in shipping. This year, ESVAGT had a visit from Fulton before the autumn break, where crew and students had the opportunity to experience our work up close and gain insight into life on board an ESVAGT vessel. Crew members from ESVAGT CARPATHIA visited Fulton to gain more knowledge about life on board Fulton. As part of this collaboration, Jonas Sørensen had a unique opportunity to intern for a week on ESVAGT BETA. Jonas is a 15-year-old student at Spangsberg School, who also sails with Fulton, spending 14 days at a time on each location. On ESVAGT BETA, Jonas got to try his strength at a range of exciting tasks on board. Together with Benny and Dennis, who are able ship assistants on ESVAGT BETA, they threw a heaving line when docking, unpacked stores, helped with the maintenance of fire and safety equipment, performed general maintenance on the vessel, loaded and unloaded, sailed the FRB in the harbor, and generally assisted with all kinds of tasks on board. One of the most memorable experiences for Jonas was a 24-hour trip at sea, something he had never tried before. Previously, he was tired of school and lacked motivation to take his exam, but now he has found new motivation, knowing that he needs it to get a job and go sailing when he turns 18. Jonas was very happy with his internship, and when we asked him what the best part of the experience was, he replied: "The best part was my cabin and having a private room. On Fulton, we sleep in hammocks in a common room." From the beginning of the new year, a new ship 'Fulton Energi' is expected to become a reality with base in Esbjerg. It will be a day offer for young people up to 24 years old in Esbjerg. On the ship, the young people will work with practical maritime tasks in the ship's workshops, general maintenance of the ship, and much more, as well as sail shorter trips in the local area. ESVAGT already has a good collaboration with the new ship. We wish Jonas all the best and hope for a new future colleague at ESVAGT. 🚢✨

Staying Updated at Floating Offshore Wind 2024 Floating offshore wind is poised to revolutionise wind energy by allowing power generation in waters deeper than 60 meters. Experts predict that 80% of future offshore wind farms will use floating foundations – and indeed already a number of planned UK projects will use this technology. Despite significant technical challenges in building turbines and servicing these wind farms, the prospects are exciting. At the Floating Offshore Wind 2024 conference in Aberdeen earlier this month, ESVAGT engaged with suppliers, OEMs, and developers to discuss gangway systems and safe boat transfers, leveraging our 15+ years of experience as a market leader in offshore wind service. Exciting times ahead! Picture: Official Floating Offshore Wind Photography

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MAJOR MILESTONE FOR CO2 STORAGE: PROJECT GREENSAND 🌍 400,000 tons of CO2 – equivalent to the annual emissions of 50,000 Danes – can potentially be stored annually in depleted oil and gas fields in the North Sea as early as 2025, significantly reducing the carbon footprint in Denmark. With an annual target of 8 million tons of CO2 stored annually from 2030 – equivalent to the emission of 1 million people or 20 percent of all Danes – the Greensand Project has a lot to offer. Tonight, at 20.00 HRS (CET), Peter Ingemann from TV2's STØRST (national TV) explores the potential of CO2 storage (CCS) by visiting INEOS Energy and the Siri field in Project Greensand in the North Sea. ESVAGT is proud to be one of the 23 partners who have been active in the Greensand consortium: "Storing CO2 in the underground is of great importance for reaching Europe's climate goals. We are proud to be able to contribute to the project," says Nils Overgaard , Head of Special Projects at ESVAGT.

WE HAVE LIFT OFF... AND A LANDING! The Flexible Offshore Drone for Wind–project – FOD4Wind in short – has reached a landmark by enabling the first autonomous drone takeoff and landing from an SOV in an offshore wind farm. This is an important milestone on our journey towards delivering small packages to the wind turbine technician without the need for mobilizing the SOV. This is very important to the business case and in driving out costs in offshore wind energy. At ESVAGT, we are delighted to help push the boundaries for innovative solutions in offshore wind – especially with partners like Syddansk Universitet - University of Southern Denmark and Siemens Gamesa in a project facilitated under the Energy Cluster Denmark umbrella and backed by EUDP - Det Energiteknologiske Udviklings- og Demonstrationsprogram funding. Thanks to Danske Rederier (Danish Shipping) for giving this project attention – in this video, Benjamin Mejnertz from Upteko and Nils Overgaard from ESVAGT explains the significant impact the autonomous drone deliveries will have.

ESVAGT is pleased to help Reden Esbjerg with this donation for new inventory to their new premises in Esbjerg.

ESVAGT is a proud partner of this project and is looking forward to the next step.

On Wednesday, August 14th, ESVAGT hosted a delegation of 32 participants from OX2 , a Swedish renewable energy developer listed on the Swedish stock exchange. OX2 specializes in developing and promoting renewable energy projects, with a primary focus on wind energy. Their work includes the construction and maintenance of wind farms, as well as other renewable energy infrastructure. Additionally, OX2 is involved in identifying and developing new projects, taking into account economic and social factors, and providing training and guidance for personnel in energy operation and usage. Following an informative meeting where ESVAGT presented our capabilities and services, the delegation visited ESVAGT FARADAY for a comprehensive introduction, where Henrik Baunsøe , Jacob Hasle Ottesen , Jakob Arne Hansen , Ib Hansen , and Nils Overgaard jointly ensured that the guests had a most positive impression of ESVAGT.

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