Strategic Marine, a global leader in aluminium vessel construction, has successfully delivered a 27-metre Crew Transfer Vessel (CTV) to a Taiwanese company in Taiwan, reinforcing its role as a trusted vessel partner to the region’s offshore wind industry.
Based on Strategic Marine’s proven StratCat 27 design, developed in collaboration with BMT, the vessel is purpose-built to support offshore wind farm construction, operations, and maintenance activities. The CTV features an optimised hull form for improved seakeeping, manoeuvrability, and operational performance in Taiwan’s offshore operating conditions.
This delivery marks another milestone in Strategic Marine’s ongoing engagement with Taiwan’s offshore wind sector, as the country continues to advance its renewable energy targets. The vessel will support the safe and efficient transfer of technicians and crew to offshore wind sites, contributing to long-term operational readiness and sustainability objectives.
The milestone delivery also marks the 8th SC27 class of vessel to be deployed in the region, further solidifying its testament of the quality, reliability and functionality of its class.
Mr. Chan Eng Yew, Chief Executive Officer of Strategic Marine, commented: “We are pleased to deliver the StratCat 27 Crew Transfer Vessel to a Taiwanese company in Taiwan. This project demonstrates our ability to deliver reliable, high-performance vessels that are tailored to regional requirements and support the continued growth of offshore wind across Asia.”
Strategic Marine remains committed to delivering purpose-built vessel solutions that meet the evolving needs of offshore wind operators worldwide.
