The offshore industry witnessed several developments in vessel deliveries and orders recently. Windcat Offshore, a Netherlands-based company, placed an order for its sixth hydrogen-powered commissioning service operation vessel (CSOV), emphasizing a shift towards sustainable practices. Collaborating with Belgian engineering firm CMB.Tech, the new series of CSOVs will feature modern designs and accommodation for up to 120 people. Additionally, St Johns Ship Building delivered a new crewboat, Atlantic Resolute, to Atlantic Wind Transfers, enhancing the company's wind farm servicing capabilities. Ulstein Verft handed over the first of two CSOVs to Olympic Subsea, showcasing advancements in vessel technology. Acta Marine confirmed the launch of two CSOVs, Acta Pegasus and Acta Hercules, designed to support offshore wind farm operations. Norwegian company Norwind Offshore welcomed the delivery of Norwind Storm, a new CSOV contributing to its fleet expansion. UK's NR Marine Services received the second catamaran crewboat, NR Alpha, from Diverse Marine, further strengthening its offshore support fleet. The industry also witnessed the awarding of a construction contract for a third CSOV by Rem Offshore to Vard, highlighting continued growth and innovation. Singapore-based Strategic Marine secured a contract to build two crewboats for French operator Louis Dreyfus Armateurs, further diversifying vessel offerings in the market. These developments underscore the positive momentum and growth opportunities in the offshore support and maintenance sector.