North Star acquires SOV quartet from Edda Wind

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UK operator North Star has completed the acquisition of four new service operation vessels (SOVs) from Norway's Edda Wind.

The transaction has expanded North Star's offshore wind fleet to 14 vessels. The company said this will strengthen its leadership in the long-term European SOV market and establishes it as the world’s largest offshore infrastructure service provider by fleet size and charter backlog.

The four SOVs, which are currently deployed on offshore wind contracts, will provide immediate access to high-specification capacity and enhance North Star’s flexibility in meeting customer needs across key European markets.

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North Star said its robust financial platform and proven operational scale will support the efficient integration of these vessels into the North Star platform whilst maintaining business continuity for clients.

The acquisition comprises four high-specification vessels: Goelo Enabler (pictured), Boreas Enabler, Nordri Enabler, and Sudri Enabler, together with all associated charter parties.

A total of 160 offshore roles will continue to support these vessels, alongside North Star’s existing operational teams.

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