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ABS & OSVs A World Class Society

in a Dynamic Market

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Modern Global OSV Fleet Diversity

• Besides PSV and AHTS 30+ different types

PSV 24 %

AHTS 30 %

Source: Fairplay Shipdata

ABS & OSVs

• Experience and knowledge• Ongoing initiatives with Industry input• Dedicated OSV Rules

CASTORONEL ABS CLASS: ÀA1, Crane Service, HELIDK, Pipe Laying Service, Ice Class A0, Ice Class IA, Á , ÀAMS, À ACCU, ÀDPS-3, TCM, RRDA,

UWILD, CRC

Experience & Global Coverage

Source: Fairplay Shipdata March 2015

Global OSV Existing by Class

Global OSV Fleet Existing by Class

≥ 60m LOA≥ 10m Beam< 30 Yrs. Age

Global OSV On Order by Class

≥ 60m LOA≥ 10m Beam

ABS 43 %

ABS 35 %

Market Share

5

75% 44% 38%

Drilling Production OSV

Market Share

6

SEDU

Drillship

CSDU

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

84%

58%

54%

Existing MODU Fleet

SEDU

Drillship

CSDU

0%10%

20%30%

40%50%

60%70%

80%90%

100%

90%

80%

33%

On Order MODU Fleet

ABS; 36%

Others and Not Classed;

64%

Existing OSV Fleet

ABS; 48%

Others and Not Classed;

52%

On Order OSV Fleet

TLP

Spar

Semi

FPSO

FSO

0%10%

20%30%

40%50%

60%70%

80%90%

100%

76%

90%

39%

43%

36%

Existing Floating Pro-duction Fleet

TLP

Spar

Semi

FPSO

FSO

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80%

67%

50%

0%

44%

25%

On Order Floating Pro-duction Fleet

Ongoing Initiatives with Industry Input

• Industrial Equipment Guide for pipelaying vessels• Joint Development Project with ENI/Saipem• Responding to complexity, high value and

operational importance of industrial equipment and systems

Industrial Equipment Notation

• ÀIE (Pipe Lay) – notation to be assigned to vessels which comply with the requirements of the ABS Guide for Industrial Systems and Equipment. Other industrial functional types also to be eligible for similar notation.

• Examples: ÀIE(Cable Lay) ÀIE(Dredging), etc.

ENI Saipem – M/V CASTORONE

Energy Efficiency

• Challenges: Stringent and complex environmental

regulations Pressures to lower fuel consumption & improve

energy efficiency• ABS provides guidance and support on new

technologies and solutions to improve environmental and operational efficiency including: EEDI verification ( not sure that is relevant for

OSVs?) Design indexing – benchmarking Hull and propeller analysis Energy-saving device evaluation Specification reviews Advisories on energy regulations

Dedicated OSV Rules

• Well Services and Subsea Support Intervention Stimulation and test Diving and ROV support

• Construction Support Heavy lift Pipelay Cablelay

Dedicated OSV Rules

• Gas fueled ships• Harsh environments• Additional DP notations• Environmental notations

© Harvey Gulf

Example: ISLAND VENTURE: OCV – Ulstein SX165 Design

• Largest subsea construction vessel constructed to date 400Ton AHC Knuckle-boom Crane 3 moon pools Largest project ever for Ulstein Yard 159.8m LOA Due Nov 2015

ABS CLASS: ÀA1, Offshore Construction Vessel, HELIDK, ROV, SPS, Supply-HNLS, Á, ÀAMS, SKP

a,b,c,d,e,f, ÀACCU, ÀDPS-3, NIBS, HDC 15 t/m2, Main Deck aft of frame 69,

HLC 2.5, BWT, ENVIRO, GP, POT, HAB(WB), UWILD, CRC, MLC-ACCOM

What can ABS do for you?

• Contact us• Leave your contact details • Check our website:

www.eagle.org

ABS, your partner in the next generation of

shipping

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