Artemis Technologies on Thursday revealed what it referred to as “the latest evolution” of the Artemis EF-12 Crew Transfer Vessel (CTV) as well as little girl craft, including a rejuvenated layout that, the firm states, elevates bench for team convenience as well as functional quality throughout overseas objectives.
“The Artemis EF-12 CTV has been designed for everyday crew transfer operations, providing seamless transportation for personnel between port or vessel and offshore installations,” Artemis Technologies claimed.
Key Enhancements of the Revitalised Artemis EF-12 CTV, as shared by Artemis Technologies:
“The introduction of the revitalized Artemis EF-12 CTV marks a significant step forward in our ongoing drive to provide the most advanced maritime solutions,” mentioned David Tyler, Co-Founder atArtemis Technologies “The enhanced cabin design, coupled with our unwavering commitment to maritime innovation and safety, sets a new benchmark for crew transfer vessels, ultimately enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of offshore operations.”
Artemis Technologies has actually partnered with Denmark- based offshore wind programmer Ørsted, overseas accessibility expert Tidal Transit, as well as maritime leader Lloyd’s Register, to release the initial EF-12 CTV at Ørsted’s Barrow wind ranch on the UK’s west shore following year. The job was granted ₤ 2.4 million as component of the Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition Round 3 (CMDC3), moneyed by the UK’s Department for Transport as well as provided in collaboration with Innovate UK.
