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5 October 2026

Golden Energy Offshore wins back-to-back PSV charter deals

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Golden Energy Offshore wins back-to-back PSV charter deals

Norwegian offshore vessel owner Golden Energy Offshore Services (GEOS) has won two new charter deals for one of its PSVs with two unnamed international charterers. The first contract for the PSV, revealed to be the 2005-built Energy Swan, includes a firm period of about one month, with additional options, and is scheduled to commence in …

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