Esvagt notes progress after renewed interest in oil and gas: "It's been significant"
Mounting assignments and improved day rates have invigorated the Danish offshore service operator. Development over the past six months contrast sharply with activity levels seen in recent years.
BY MATHIAS JULIUS FALKENGAARD, TRANSLATED BY CHRISTOFFER ØSTERGAARD & JONAS SAHL HOLLÆNDER
Stronger appetite for new oil and gas has galvanized Esvagt’s chartering business, explains Jens Bagger, Head of Chartering at Danish offshore service operator Esvagt, which provides supply and safety vessels for oil and gas producers.
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