Ulstein Delivers Second CSOV to Olympic

Norwegian vessel owner Olympic has taken delivery of the second of two Construction Service Operation Vessels (CSOVs) from Ulstein.

The Olympic Notos was developed in partnership with Ulstein, incorporating the TWIN X-STERN design and hybrid power solutions to reduce fuel consumption and emissions.

In addition to its fuel-saving features, the vessel, which is based on SX222 design, is equipped with a comprehensive energy recovery system, integrating battery storage, variable-speed generators, and heat recovery.

Olympic Notos and its sister vessel, Olympic Boreas, have a length of 89.6 metres, a beam of 19.2 metres, and can accommodate 126 people in 91 cabins.

Olympic and Ulstein signed the contract for the two vessels in July 2022^[1] and the next year, the keel was laid for Olympic Notos at the Crist yard in Poland which has been tasked with building the hulls.

In July 2024, Ulstein delivered the first CSOV, Olympic Boreas, to Olympic.

The shipbuilding contract Olympic and Ulstein signed also contains options for two additional CSOVs, also based on the SX222 design with TWIN-X Stern from Ulstein Design & Solutions.

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