SKANDI JUPITER

SKANDI JUPITER (IMO: 9418042) is a baycraft vessel sailing under the Norway flag. It has an overall length of 302 feets and a beam of 72 feets.

Vessel Identification

• MMSI: 257461000
• IMO: 9418042
• Call Sign: LAZA3
• Flag: Norway
• Vessel Type: Offshore Supply Vessel / Platform Supply Vessel (PSV)
• AIS Type: 30 (Fishing) / Offshore Vessel

Specifications

• Gross Tonnage: 4,703 GT
• Deadweight: 4,200 DWT
• Length Overall: 93.4 m
• Beam: 20 m
• Draft: 7.2 m
• Year Built: 2009

Propulsion

• Propulsion Type: Diesel-Electric
• Propellers: Azimuth thrusters
• Bow Thrusters: fitted
• Dynamic Positioning: DP2

Shipyard

• Builder: Flekkefjord Slipp & Maskinfabrikk
• Country of Build: Norway
• Year Delivered: 2009

Owner / Operator

• Owner: Solstad Offshore ASA
• Operator: Solstad Offshore ASA
• Country: Norway
• Management: Solstad Offshore ASA, Skudeneshavn, Norway

Navigation / Communications Equipment

• AIS Class: Class A
• GMDSS: Fitted
• NAVTEX: Fitted
• EPIRB: Fitted
• Radar: Fitted

Operating Region

• Primary Region: North Sea
• Secondary Regions: Norwegian Continental Shelf, Atlantic Offshore Operations
• Trade Area: Offshore oil and gas support operations

Vessel Description

Skandi Jupiter is a platform supply vessel (PSV) built in 2009 in Norway and operated by Solstad Offshore ASA, one of Norway's leading offshore shipping companies. The vessel is designed to support offshore oil and gas installations, providing deck cargo, bulk liquid, and dry bulk carrying capabilities typical of modern large-capacity PSVs. Equipped with a diesel-electric propulsion system and DP2 dynamic positioning capability, Skandi Jupiter is capable of maintaining precise station-keeping alongside offshore platforms and drilling rigs without anchoring. The vessel primarily operates in the North Sea and on the Norwegian Continental Shelf, serving the demanding requirements of the offshore energy sector. Her hull design and cargo configuration are optimized for the harsh environmental conditions characteristic of North Sea operations.