Two ducted azimuth propulsion thrusters, a tunnel thruster, Brunvoll’s Propulsion and Thruster Control system (BruCon PTC), and Brunvoll’s Dynamic Positioning system with class 0 (BruCon DP0).
The class 0 DP systems is ideal for vessel like live fish carriers and aquaculture service vessels where there are no class requirements for a DP system. The DP system helps the crew of the vessel to manoeuvre and hold the vessels position during operations around the fish farm, increasing the safety of both the fish and crew, and at the same time reducing the energy consumption.
The vessels will become Aas Mek’s new build no.217 and 218. The vessels have a length over all of 89 meters and have a loading capacity of 4.700 tons.
"This is an exciting step for Njord Aquashipping AS. We are very pleased to build these vessels in Norway and to work with high-quality Norwegian suppliers like Brunvoll. We look forward to strengthening our fleet with these state-of-the-art vessels," says Tomas Okstad, CEO of Njord Aquashipping AS.
Aas Mek Verksted is afamily-owned shipyard and is the closest shipyard to Brunvoll, with only theMoldefjord separating the two locations. Aas was established in 1911 and hassince transitioned from producing wooden boats to specializing in building livefish carriers. Today, Aas is the largest builder of live fish carriers in theworld.
Njord Aquashipping wasestablished in 2023 and is a new player in the live fish carrier industry. Although the company is newly established, it already has extensive experience within the industry through its owner, Frøy Kapital, and its 25 employees. Njord Aquashipping aspires to become a significant player in the wellboat industry in the coming years.
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