Norwegian company Agalas has taken delivery of the cable laying support and light construction vessel Cecon Vigor, built by Sefine Shipyard in Türkiye.
The vessel was launched in April 2025 and officially delivered on 5 May. Following delivery, Cecon Vigor is now sailing under the Norwegian flag and is expected to operate with offshore contractor Cecon Contracting.
Designed by NSK Ship Design, the 100 m vessel is prepared for cable installation support, offshore wind operations, light construction work and cable repair services. The ship can also operate in other offshore segments when not engaged in cable projects.
The vessel features a dual-fuel diesel/methanol-electric propulsion system combined with an optimized battery package.
Cecon Vigor has a cable cargo hold capacity of 2,800 tonnes, an open deck area of 1,020 sq m and a 70 t 3D active heave compensated crane. The vessel also includes SPS accommodation for up to 100 personnel.
In addition to Cecon Vigor, Agalas has two construction support vessels under construction at Sefine Shipyard. One vessel is jointly owned with Eidesvik, while the second is jointly owned with Eidesvik and Reach Subsea.
The first construction support vessel is scheduled for delivery in the third quarter of 2026, while the second is planned for spring 2027.
