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Home›Fossil Energy›Spanish Built AHTS Undergoes Testing in Norway
Fossil Energy

January 20, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Spanish Built AHTS Undergoes Testing in Norway

On the 18th January 2012, the newly built AHTS Brage Viking arrived directly from the yard in Spain, to do some quick release and winchtesting at the Bollard Pull outside Flekkefjord. The vessel arrived in Flekkefjord early in the morning on the 18th January, and they started testing around 5:00 PM.

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On the 18th January 2012, the newly built AHTS Brage Viking arrived directly from the yard in Spain, to do some quick release and winchtesting at the Bollard Pull outside Flekkefjord.

The vessel arrived in Flekkefjord early in the morning on the 18th January, and they started testing around 5:00 PM. They tested different equimpents through the night, and early in the morning on the 19th January, she headed out of Flekkefjord, bound for Stavanger.

Brage Viking is the last of four AHTS that has been build by Astilleros Zamakona in Spain.

The three other sisterships, Njord and Loke and Magne Viking has also been in Flekkefjord earlier.

[mappress] Offshore Energy Today Staff, January 20, 2012; Image: Simek

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