Based on the advanced Norwegian SALT 310 design, the 123-m OCV will be equipped with a DP2 dynamic positioning system, a 150-t active heave-compensated offshore crane, a hangar for two Work Class ROVs, a hybrid 1000-kWh battery system, and a methanol-ready propulsion design for future fuel flexibility. Below deck, the vessel is configured to accommodate two 2500-t cable carousels, enabling swift deployment and seamless transitions between trenching, burial, and cable-laying operations. The vessel can accommodate up to 123 people.
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