Singaporean shipyard Strategic Marine has delivered new aluminium-hulled surface effect ship (SES) crewboats to Monaco-based operator All Energies Services (AES).

The Bureau Veritas-classed, 35-metre (110-foot) long Energy Craft 3514-01, Energy Craft 3514-02, and Energy Craft 3514-03 were designed in collaboration with French marine engineering firm Aircat Vessels and Norway’s Espeland and Skomedal Naval Architects (ESNA) specifically for offshore crew transfer operations. The overall layout of each vessel has been designed to simplify maintenance and minimise downtime.

“The design was specifically developed to meet and exceed the demands of the oil and gas industry,” Jerome Arnold, Managing Director at Aircat Vessels, told Baird Maritime. “Not only does it address critical operational requirements, it also provides enhanced capabilities that go

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The contract has a total value equivalent to approximately US$2.58 billion. Deliveries are scheduled to be completed before the end of 2028.

This is the second time in less than six months that CMA CGM has placed orders for containerships with HHI. In July 2024, CMA CGM ordered six 15,500TEU vessels from HHI, while another six will be built by sister company HD Hyundai Samho.

All 12 ships have a total contract price equivalent

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