SHM Shipcare has unveiled an innovative and first-of-its-kind fast crew vessel, 'Sea Stallion-I', a 42 meter vessel specially designed for ONGC, marking the beginning of the 'Wings to Waves' transformation within the dynamic country. Oil and Gas Industry.

The vessel, compliant with DGS Order No. 20 of 2022, has a carrying capacity of 60 passengers and a surface load of more than 3 tons. The ship also has features including a dynamic positioning system (DP-1), stabilization gyroscope, motion compensation lane and interception systems, the company said in a statement.

“This collaboration between SHM Shipcare and ONGC also represents a pioneering leap in marine technology that improves safety and operational efficiency in the transport of passengers and crew,” he said.

The big launch of Sea Stallion-I at Mumbai Port Authority, National Cruise Terminal, Honorable Present O.P. Singh, Director, Technology and Field Services, ONGC; Pankaj Kumar, Director, Production, ONGC; In India, Captain Bhabatosh Chand, Deputy Governor, Mumbai Port Authority, along with other leading members of ONGC and Port Authority from Mumbai and Aliasgar Hajee, Vice President, SHM Shipcare, along with SHM management team, were also present at the launch event

“The vessel will enable ONGC to significantly improve transportation efficiency and also address important customer concerns.” Safety Through its advanced safety features and cutting-edge technology, it ensures unparalleled safety standards for passengers at a significantly reduced cost, saving money, the company said. It accounts for nearly 50 percent of the expenditure per passenger and carries six times more passengers than air transport. .

Commenting on this development, Haji said: “Pioneering the 'wings to waves' transformation of the Indian oil and gas industry marks a significant yet important milestone in our philosophy. SHM Group 'Empowering Freedom at Sea'.” "

He further said that the launch of the Sea Stallion-I vessel exemplifies what can be achieved through strategic partnerships and alliances with like-minded organisations.

"The alignment underscores our efforts with ONGC and the government's vision for innovation and localisation. Self-reliant on our collective commitment to drive progress and sustainability in the oil, gas and marine sector, Haji added: “Improving ONGC’s overall efficiency, further strengthening India’s growing leadership in the global oil and gas industry.”