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Britoil Offshore Services Pte Ltdis proud to partner withThe Mission to Seafarersas a campaign supporter for the Flying Angel Campaign 2025. Seafarers are the backbone of the offshore industry, working tirelessly aboard support vessels that deliver critical services to rigs, platforms, and other offshore installations. From towing and anchor handling to supply runs and emergency response, their efforts ensure that offshore operations remain safe, efficient, and uninterrupted. Spending extended.
Built in Singapore in 2013, the Britoil D-Class series of five sister Anchor Handling Tug Supply (AHTS) vessels was designed for versatility, reliability, and offshore performance. Over the years, the vessels operated across different fleets in some of the most demanding offshore environments worldwide, undertaking a wide variety of duties including offshore wind farm support, accommodation support, and the range of AHTS services for the oil and gas sector. At the start of 2025, Britoil.
(Left to Right): Mr. Guo Yan - Chairman, Zhenjiang Shipyard Group, Mr David Hill - Chairman, Britoil Offshore Services, Mr. Chen Haibin - Vice General Manager of CSTC Shanghai Britoil Offshore Services is proud to announce the launch of a newbuilding program for 6 + 2 Anchor Handling Tug (AHT) vessels, reinforcing our long-standing commitment to excellence in offshore marine operations. With nearly four decades of anchor handling experience, these Vessels represent the next chapter in our.
Hamburg, March 21, 2025 – SeaRenergy has signed a long-term charter agreement with Britoil Offshore Services for the Platform Supply Vessel (PSV) BOS Prelude, strengthening its offshore supply capabilities in the North Sea. The vessel will not only be deployed under SeaRenergy’s multi-year offshore infrastructure contract with Siemens Energy, supporting the installation & commissioning of converter platforms but also be available for any other supply duties in the German Bight and the UK.
Tidal Transit, UK-headquartered supplier of purpose-design crew transfer vessels (CTVs) for the offshore wind industry, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Britoil Offshore Services (Singapore) and Sky Offshore (South Korea) to develop, fund, build and operate offshore support vessels for the South Korean offshore wind industry.
The Britoil Defiance is the latest vessel to join the Britoil fleet, and arrived in Singapore on 27th November after a voyage from China which involved avoiding two typhoons. The Defiance was under the command of Captain Rowen Lagcao, who was previously Master on the Britoil Discovery, and we thank him and his crew for delivering the vessel to Singapore safely.
