Østensjø 25. June, 2021 Day of the Seafarer Our modern society is in many ways built upon the opportunities that the oceans have given us; food, energy, and routes for traveling. Where the oceans divide us, it’s the maritime shipping industry that enables us to connect across the continents and to take advantage of the great resources – both beneath and above the surface. This wouldn’t be at all possible if it hadn’t been for the millions of skilled seafarers working the shifts, day and night. 25th of June is the International Day of the Seafarer. A fine opportunity for us at Østensjø Rederi to give a well-deserved recognition to our trusted and valued women, and men at sea. Without them, there would be no operations, no maintenance, or repair work. With no seafarers at work, the world would without a doubt come to a halt. Life as a seafarer most certainly is not without challenges. They’re always at the mercy of nature, having to break waves in troubled waters and all kinds of weather. All to ensure that operations are successful, that the cargo arrives on time, and that required maintenance work gets done in time. While carrying out their indispensable duties at sea, the seafarers face the recurring sacrifices of staying away from their loved ones for long periods. Missing Christmas holidays, birthday celebrations, and important family events. The COVID-19 pandemic has made working conditions even more difficult; uncertainties about port access, re-supply, crew changes, and traveling. Despite this, our seafarers have stayed on the job 24/7 like they always do, making the negative business implications at a minimum. At Østensjø Rederi we’re lucky to have many of these great women and men working onboard our vessels, enabling important energy production through offshore- supply, construction, maintenance, repair services, accommodation, and more. Our people at sea provide high-quality maritime services to our clients, and thereby making Østensjø Rederi a trusted partner, through a reputation earned at sea. We are grateful every day; for your tireless efforts, your never-ending loyalty, and for keeping the steady course. Thank you, dear seafarers! News archive Introducing the Østensjø Rederi Sustainability Action Plan Hydrogenious LOHC Technologies and Østensjø Group join forces and tread a novel path towards safe zero-emission shipping Day of the Seafarer Østensjø Rederi and Edda Accommodation appoints new CEO Edda Wind establishes its own management Edda Wind orders two additional CSOVs and prepares for initial public offering TRAVELOGUE – SLOW AHEAD TO HOME WATERS DURING A PANDEMIC Østensjø Rederi awarded multiple long-term contracts ENGINE CADET SIVERT MIGUEL HELLAND: KNOWLEDGE IS MY MOST IMPORTANT DRIVE 2021 – Renewables effort increases competitiveness Østensjø Rederi’s company magazine, Sjøfartstidene 2020, is now available online Accommodation vessel Edda Fides secures contract Greener offshore operations with batteries and shore power Møkster Investering becomes owner in Mercator Crewing Østensjø and Wilhelmsen join forces to fast track growth of renewable energy company Edda Wind Edda Wind secures long term contracts for two offshore wind vessels New Chartering Manager Renewables Østensjø Rederi – winner of Defence Industry Awards Østensjø Rederi grows its offshore wind business by ordering four CSOVs prepared for zero emissions New partnership aims to provide premium marine services to the US offshore wind energy sector We shall be a leader whitin substainable operations Leave your h*rse, rucksack and umbrella at home! Commissioning of HMNZS Manawanui Cadet Natalie Knutsen: I’m a lucky sailor CEO of Edda Accommodation, Johan Rokstad, retires Always ”hands on” for Østensjø Rederi Ownership of Edda Fonn officially transferred to New Zealand’s Ministry of Defense Edda Fonn has berthed in Wellington, NZ Østensjø Rederi and Edda Accommodation at OTC 2019 Offshore wind power – an exciting market for Østensjø Rederi Edda Fonn on her way to New Zealand Johannes Østensjø dy AS acquires Norwegian Maritime Services AS Escorting Viking Sky to safety Sailors ashore: Implementation of new personnel system Complex Operations for Edda Fjord New name for “Sun Enabler” Looking back and moving forward: the Company’s market challenges and financial position New contract for Østensjø Rederi at the end of the year Sjøfartstidene 2018 New contract for Sun Enabler New contract for Edda Fauna will secure winter utilization Østensjø Rederi awarded five-year contract with Norske Shell An important part of the rescue operation New contract for Edda Flora New contract for Edda Fauna Video: Edda Passat at Race Bank offshore wind farm Facts about Edda Mistral Delivery of Edda Mistral Østensjø Rederi at ONS 2018 Østensjø Rederi has agreed to sell Edda Fonn Safeguarding Martin Linge Edda Mistral takes us one step closer to a greener world Edda Passat at Race Bank Offshore Wind Farm Edda Frende awarded Shell UK contract An additional one-year option for “Vivax” at Nyhamna Edda Freya on Discovery’s “Mighty Ships” Edda Freya – Deep Ocean awarded contract with Statoil Delivery of Edda Passat Double naming ceremony Sjøfartstidene 2017 Tug of the year 2017 Triple naming ceremony in Hammerfest Delivery of Audax Edda Frende off to Ireland Bareboat agreement Delivery of Dux New contract with Fairfield 24/7 Chartering +47 908 73 689 chartering@ostensjo.no Share this Østensjø Rederi Smedasundet 97, Haugesund, Norway Get in touch Phone: +47 52 70 45 45 Email: Follow us Disclaimer