Norwegian Electric Systems (NES) under HAV Group is set to supply an integrated bridge system, dynamic positioning, electric distribution, and automation for a DNV-classed newbuild FSV. Their advanced solutions include the IAS and Raven INS systems, along with a closed bus-tie configuration for energy efficiency. By incorporating frequency converters, electric motors, battery systems, and their proprietary Quadro Master switchboard, NES aims to optimize power-sharing and reduce fuel consumption and emissions. The use of active and reactive power-sharing across bus ties is noted for its ability to enhance system reliability and reduce maintenance costs. The first deliveries for this project are expected in Q2 2025, with final deliveries and commissioning in Q2 2026. Additionally, NES will be hosting a networking event on the cruise-ferry Havila Polaris in Bergen as part of Riviera's upcoming Maritime Hybrid, Electric & Hydrogen Fuel Cells Conference in October 2024. This conference will gather industry stakeholders focusing on maritime electrification, propulsion technologies, and the use of alternative fuels to drive sustainable practices in the maritime sector.