ROC Secures Order for 8 High-End CSOVs

Recently, ROC has once again secured a high-end offshore engineering equipment order from overseas, signing a shipbuilding contract with the well-known European shipowner for 8 CSOVs (including optional orders), continuously strengthening its position in the high-end offshore engineering shipbuilding sector and providing solid equipment support for the development of the offshore wind power industry both domestically and internationally.

The CSOVs signed in this contract are designed by the internationally renowned Design Company and classified by DNV. From the very source of design, they are anchored to the highest global standards for offshore wind power operation and maintenance operations. As specialized core equipment for offshore wind power operations customized for deep-sea scenarios, these vessels integrate the dual functions of offshore wind power operation and maintenance and offshore engineering construction, offering diverse functions and outstanding practicality, and can comprehensively meet the various operational needs of offshore wind farms.

Looking toward the future trends of green shipping and intelligent operations in the industry, the vessels have achieved multiple forward-looking configurations: equipped with 3D motion-compensated cranes and 20-meter professional boarding gangways, greatly enhancing the safety and convenience of personnel transfer and equipment lifting under complex sea conditions; the entire vessel is reserved with methanol fuel interfaces, and the main generators meet the internationally most stringent Tier III emission standards. In multiple dimensions including crew comfort, green environmental performance, cybersecurity protection, and helicopter takeoff and landing support, the vessel has reached international advanced levels.

This cooperation with the well-known European shipowner is not only a key breakthrough for ROC in the high-end CSOV segment, but also fully demonstrates that the company's full-process construction capabilities for high-end offshore engineering vessels have been highly recognized by the international market.