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INVERLUSSA TAKE DELIVERY OF NEW VESSEL FROM MACDUFF SHIPYARDS

Inverlussa Marine Services has taken delivery of a new semi-hybrid powered workboat specially designed to service larger nets and pens.

INVERLUSSA MARINE SERVICES ORDERS TWO HYBRID AQUACULTURE SERVICE VESSELS

At the end of last year an order was placed for a 27mx13m aquaculture vessel, the contract was signed at the offices of Inverlussa Marine Services in Craignure, Mull. This week an additional sister vessel was ordered which will see the Inverlussa fleet reach 20 vessels later this year.

INVERLUSSA CONDUCT SUCCESSFUL SEA TRIALS IN THE NETHERLANDS PRIOR TO VESSEL HANDOVER

Following the completion of the vessel outfitting by Nauplius Workboats, the Camilla Eslea has successfully completed her sea trials at Delfzijl in the Netherlands.

INVERLUSSA LAUNCH THEIR PIONEERING 35M THERMOLICER VESSEL

Inverlussa Managing Director, Ben Wilson was present in Groningen to witness the launch of their newest vessel, Camilla Eslea.

INVERLUSSA TO INTRODUCE THE FIRST FULLY HYBRID VESSEL INTO THE SCOTTISH AQUACULTURE INDUSTRY

Inverlussa Marine Services have ordered a new-build hybrid vessel from Moen Marine, Norway and will take delivery in August this year. The 15 x 10m NABCAT work vessel will be the first of its kind to enter the Scottish Aquaculture Industry.

INVERLUSSA LAUNCH NEW VESSEL, KALLISTA HELEN, ON THE CLYDE

Launched today by Ferguson Marine (Port Glasgow) and on long-term lease to Scottish Sea Farms the Kallista Helen is a multi-purpose service vessel that will be fitted with a next generation Thermolicer.

INVERLUSSA SET TO BUILD LARGEST VESSEL TO DATE STRENGTHENING THEIR PARTNERSHIP WITH MOWI SCOTLAND

Inverlussa Marine Services have agreed a 5 year contract with Mowi Scotland to build and operate a 35m x 14.5m vessel that will house a twin line Thermolicer.

INVERLUSSA RECEIVED THEIR SECOND NEW BUILD VESSEL OF 2020

The “Patricia Matheson” is a 1908 Multicat designed and built by Damen Shipyards in the Netherlands.