Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Olympic-Delta

On the evening of May 5, 2018, the supply vessel Olympic Delta experienced a minor cabin fire while operating at the Aberdeen Offshore Wind Farm, positioned at 57°14′N 01°59′W. The incident occurred around 9:40 p.m. but was quickly brought under control by the ship's diligent crew. Fortunately, there were no significant damages reported to the vessel. Following the incident, Olympic Delta successfully docked at Peterhead on May 8, arriving at 4:30 a.m.

Norway-based Olympic Shipping has announced a new contract for its subsea support and construction vessel, Olympic Delta, partnering with an undisclosed 'international' client for a pivotal renewable energy initiative. While financial details of the agreement remain confidential, the Olympic Delta is scheduled to commence operations this August, with an initial commitment of 120 days and the potential for an additional 80 days if extension options are utilized. Stig Remøy, the president and CEO of Olympic Shipping, emphasized the company's long-standing commitment to environmentally friendly operations within the renewable energy sector. He stated, 'Our fleet has been actively engaged in this market for many years, and this latest contract underscores the appeal of our vessels across various sectors.' In a related development, Technip has extended its charter of the Olympic Challenger, an ROV support vessel, for an additional two months, extending its deployment until October 2023. This series of contracts indicates a robust demand for sustainable maritime solutions in the growing renewable energy landscape.