Acta Marine on Monday (5 January) announced the delivery of methanol-ready Acta Pegasus, its fourth Walk-to-Work (W2W) vessel and a state-of-the-art DP2 Construction Service Operation Vessel (CSOV).
Acta Pegasus is one of four newbuild vessels that are currently under construction for Acta Marine at Tersan Shipyard in Turkey. The vessel can accommodate up to 135 guests and is equipped with offshore access and lifting systems, including a 3D motion-compensated SMST gangway and a 3D-compensated crane.
As the first newbuild vessel in the series of four, Acta Pegasus will sail under the French flag, supporting offshore wind projects in France. Operating from Montoir-de-Bretagne, Acta Marine France will provide reliable and efficient offshore support services to its clients, contributing directly to the growth of renewable energy in the region.
“The arrival of Acta Pegasus marks a new standard of sustainable Walk-to-Work vessels, featuring environmentally friendly technologies such as green methanol dual fuel engines significantly reducing the CO2 emissions. We are now mobilising the vessel and making final preparations to deploy the vessel to her first project” said Rob Boer, CEO of Acta Marine.
Sister vessel Acta Hercules is currently under construction and due to enter service during the first quarter of 2026, followed by new build vessels Acta Gemini and Acta Aquarius during the second quarter of 2026. The four newbuild vessels are part of the company’s continued investment in a modern, sustainable future-ready fleet.
The vessel is equipped with dual-fuel engines capable of operating on marine gas oil or a blend of MGO and methanol in combination with substantial Battery Energy Storage capacity.
Photo credit: Acta Marine
Published: 7 January, 2026
