Expanding with 3 state-of-the art large offshore construction vessels

CECON NEWBUILDINGS

3 large offshore construction vessels are under construction at Davie Yards Inc. Quebec, Canada.
Revised delivery dates will be advised as soon as the situation around the current CCAA process at Davie Yards Inc., has been clarified.

The vessels will be utilized for Cecon projects involving laying of rigid steel pipelines, flexible pipelines and risers,  as well as cables, umbilicals and other associated subsea installations.

The vessels are of Vik-Sandvik design VS4220.

Leading dimensions
Improved stability and harsh environment/ deep water capabilities

State of the art specifications
Adapted to all markets

Effective operations
Fuel consumption reduced by 30-40%; lower costs and improved environmental performance


VS 4220 Offshore Construction Vessels

• Length: 130 m
• Width 28 m
• Cargo capacity: ~10,000 dwt
• Deck area: About 2,000 m2
• Crane: 250t for vessel 1 & 2                          400t for vessel 3
• Accommodation: 100 people
• Propulsion: DE
• Speed: 16.5 knots
• DP3

Visit of Oil- and Energy Minister to Cecon.

The Oil- and Energy Minister, together with a delegation from the Ministry visited Cecon and was briefed on current activities.
The visit was in connection with a series of visits to the industry in preparation of a paper on future oil- and gas activities.

EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS

• Morten Kilen (43) is appointed Operations Director in Cecon ASA.
• Andrew Towler (50) is appointed Business Development Director in Cecon ASA, currently based in Perth, Australia.
• Jørn Otto Gundersen (47) is appointed Commercial Director in Cecon ASA.