Esvagt strikes huge deal with Totalenergies

The French oil major expands its partnership with the Danish service carrier, which secures long-term contracts on eight vessels that will now deliver far more than safety solutions. The agreement is expected to create jobs for more than 160 seafarers.
Esvagt Dana is normally a service vessel operating in the offshore wind industry, now chartered by TotalEnergies for its North Sea projects. | Photo: Esvagt
Esvagt Dana is normally a service vessel operating in the offshore wind industry, now chartered by TotalEnergies for its North Sea projects. | Photo: Esvagt

Danish service carrier Esvagt bags one of the most comprehensive deals in the company's 40 years of existence. Besides extending contracts on three ships, which will mainly work on the Tyra project, the shipping company has signed agreements with TotalEnergies on another five vessels. These deals are long term, and their entailed assignments reach significantly beyond the carrier's usual core business within risk and safety management at sea.

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