Cheaper, faster and more precise. The joint venture between ESVAGT and Wind Power LAB reduces both weather risk and expenses related to drone inspections of offshore wind turbines.
The ’Esvagt Cornelia’ has won ESVAGT’s fitness challenge designed for all vessels and onshore employees. The ‘Esvagt Cornelia’ literally stepped things up when its crew secured a significant amount of points over the course of two days by fully focusing on the treadmill.
An increased oil & gas production in the Arctic regions requires shipping companies with specialized competences. ESVAGT sees growth opportunities.
Dynamic Positioning (DP) workshop for navigators on ESVAGT’s Service Operation Vessels (SOV) strengthens risk assessments and trains optimal reactions.
One of the really great qualities of ESVAGT is the culture of cooperation that permeates every part of the shipping company. We have a flat structure and a hierarchy where the distance from the youngest person to the top manager is very short...
ESVAGT can see itself in a new light thanks to the latest GRESB evaluation, leading to more awareness.
The ‘Esvagt Mercator’ left an offshore wind farm to play the role of hijacked vessel in a Belgian anti-terror exercise.
WELL ATTENDED: ESVAGT’s stand at WindEnergy in Hamburg attracted a large number of guests and plenty of curiosity.
ESVAGT have joined forces with Wind Power Lab, an Artificial Intelligence and blade specialist, to offer a series of services that support the control of offshore assets and expand their lifetime, without any weather risk for the owners. The first service in the portfolio is the inspection of WTG blades.
Ian Taylor (46) brings many years of shipping experience and a considerable amount of ESVAGT knowledge to ESVAGT’s UK office at Dock Gate House in the heart of Aberdeen’s harbour area.
