A new finance agreement that will enable offshore and marine asset owners to decrease their fuel consumption, costs and emissions has been launched. Namely, Blueday Technology, which designs energy systems, has collaborated with energy infrastructure fund manager SUSI Partners to provide a new financing structure for asset owners.
Specifically, EUR 50 million will be available for Blueday Technology clients to equip integrated energy systems. This structure will allow operators who want to install hybrid energy systems to pay a monthly fee, avoiding the need for significant upfront capital investment.
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Commenting on this development, Hans-Petter Heggebø, CEO of Blueday Technology, explained that the offshore and marine industries are experiencing financial pressures, while emissions and carbon footprints are coming under scrutiny.
He added that cash pressure can be a key barrier to installing systems and future-proofing assets.
The new finance scheme is available for owners and operators worldwide.