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ADNOC Opts for Seagliders for Offshore Energy Crew Transportation

January 29, 2025
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Revolutionizing Offshore Energy Logistics: ADNOC L&S Partners with REGENT Seagliders

ADNOC Logistics and Services (ADNOC L&S), a key player in the energy sector and a subsidiary of the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), has taken a significant step towards enhancing its offshore energy logistics services. The company has forged a partnership with an Abu Dhabi-based seaglider operator to introduce cutting-edge REGENT seagliders into its fleet.

The introduction of seagliders marks a major development in the realm of maritime transportation. These high-speed vessels offer zero-emission transport for passengers traveling to and from offshore energy infrastructure, aligning with ADNOC’s commitment to sustainability and innovation.

Seaglider technology represents a game-changer in the industry, providing an efficient and environmentally friendly solution for maritime transportation. ADNOC L&S plans to leverage these all-electric seagliders to ferry individuals to and from offshore energy installations, optimizing commute times and reducing carbon footprint.

One of the key advantages of seagliders is their impressive speed capabilities. With commute times comparable to helicopters and a speed advantage of over 70% compared to traditional maritime transport options, these vessels offer a swift and efficient mode of transportation. Operating at speeds of up to 180 mph (300kph) for distances of up to 180 miles (300 km), seagliders ensure rapid and comfortable travel for passengers.

Commenting on the partnership, Billy Thalheimer, Co-founder and CEO of REGENT, expressed his enthusiasm for collaborating with ADNOC: “REGENT could ask for no better end user for seagliders in UAE than the largest energy producer in the country and leader in innovation and sustainability. Seagliders will drastically reduce the time, cost, and emissions of offshore energy logistics, and we look forward to working together to set a new standard for the energy industry.”

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By embracing seaglider technology, ADNOC L&S is poised to revolutionize offshore energy logistics, setting a new benchmark for efficiency, speed, and environmental stewardship in the sector. The adoption of these innovative vessels underscores ADNOC’s commitment to driving sustainable practices and fostering innovation in the energy industry.

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