Acta Marine Takes Delivery of Acta Pegasus, a Methanol-Ready Walk-to-Work Vessel for Offshore Wind Projects
Acta Marine has taken delivery of the Acta Pegasus, its fourth Walk-to-Work DP2 Construction Service Operation Vessel, designed for offshore wind projects. Built in Turkey, the methanol-ready vessel accommodates 135 people and features advanced access systems, including a motion-compensated gangway and a 6-tonne crane. Acta Pegasus will operate under the French flag, supporting sustainability goals and is the first of four new vessels expected by 2026.
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Acta Marine has received Acta Pegasus, its fourth Walk-to-Work (W2W) DP2 Construction Service Operation Vessel (CSOV). Built at Tersan Shipyard in Turkey, Acta Pegasus accommodates 135 people and features advanced offshore access systems, including a 3D motion-compensated gangway and crane.
The vessel is methanol-ready, aligning with Acta Marine's sustainability goals. It will operate under the French flag from Montoir-de-Bretagne, supporting offshore wind initiatives. Acta Pegasus is the first of four new vessels, with Acta Hercules, Acta Gemini, and Acta Aquarius scheduled for delivery in 2026.
The vessel incorporates a twin X-STERN hull design for improved performance and has dual-fuel engines that can use marine gas oil or a methanol blend. It is equipped with a crane capable of lifting 6 tonnes and offers high comfort accommodations and amenities for crew wellbeing.
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