Offshore Supply Vessel

OSV specifications are shaped by shifting global cycles and regional operating needs, with AHTS defined by power and PSVs by deck area. In this article, offshore energy analyst Eloïse Ducreux explores how these dynamics have influenced fleet design and demand across offshore markets.

How Sub-Saharan Africa is driving global crew boat growth, with analysis of rising demand, newbuild orders, and the key players shaping the offshore market.

What are the key trends and opportunities shaping the OSV sector and what comes next for the largest and most diverse offshore fleet?

The offshore vessel sector is responding to a cooling oil and gas market. Senior offshore energy analyst Hugo Madeline explores this impact with the key trends and sector dynamics.

We examine developments in offshore vessel charging technology as operators seek scalable, low-emission electrification solutions.

The CSOV fleet is growing, but what does this fleet offer over traditional SOVs and what do they mean for the offshore wind market?

Drydocking plays a crucial role in the offshore industry but tracking this activity can also unlock insights into supply and demand dynamics. By tracking which vessels are set for yard stays, it is possible to see potential periods of tightened supply.

Spinergie’s emissions model supports maritime players in complying with environmental regulations and building decarbonization strategies.

The EU-MRV regulation will come into force for the offshore sector on 1 January 2025. With less than two months to go, Spinergie analyst Hugo Madeline examines what vessels will be impacted and their compliance requirements.

Spinergie analyst Hugo Madeline takes a closer look at how the age of the OSV fleet affects utilization.