Blueday Technology has again signed an agreement with Fjord Base for delivery of a another complete BluEco® Shore Power System and continues to contribute a low emission society.

It confirms the confidence Blueday have in deliveries of shore power systems that combine technologies and knowledge in the marine sector. The shore-to-ship power solutions enable vessels docked in the port to draw all the electricity needed for operating their on-board systems, including ventilation and cooling, from the local power network. The use of shore-side power allows ships to shut off their diesel engines while docked in port. This results in reductions in greenhouse gas and noise emissions as well as vibrations, improving environmental conditions for people in and around the port. It also allows an opportunity window for maintenance work on the engines.

Blueday Technology will be responsible for the design, engineering, installation and commissioning to be completed by Q1 – 2022

About Fjord Base

Fjord Base is the port of exit for exploration drilling and operative management of oil fields in the northern part of the North Sea. This is the base for Equinor’s supply activity to 29 installations in the North Sea. The largest deliveries are shipped to Snorre, Tordis, Vigdis and Visund, Gullfaks, Statfjord and Veslefrikk. Equinor’s main European storage port for pipes, a large administrative unit within Equinor’s catering services and the Sogn og Fjordane unit of Equinor Norway are all located at Fjord Base.