Remøy Shipping begins new chapter as Bower Offshore

Bower Offshore Six months after Saudi Arabia’s Zamil Offshore Services Company acquired Norway’s Remøy Shipping, the company rebranded to Bower Offshore. The new company, built on more than 125 years of experience from the Norwegian maritime industry, chose its name from a very familiar word in the industry – the main anchor of a ship. “The very symbol of what holds when everything storms, and what gives direction to what lies ahead. And now, we raise our anchor for a journey that’s just beginning,” the company said on social media. Across four generations, Remøy Shipping, now Bower Offshore, founded in 1899, has grown from traditional fisheries into an established operator of demanding offshore operations in the North Sea. On its website, Bower Offshore lists six vessels in its fleet – the Bower Eir , Songa Commander , REM Crusader , RS Alegranza , Seacor Ohio , and Seacor Yangze . Bojan Lepic Bojan is an English language professor turned journalist with years of experience covering the energy industry with a focus on the oil, gas, and LNG industries as well as reporting on the rise of the energy transition. Previously, he had written for Navingo media group titles including Offshore Energy Today and LNG World News. Before joining Splash, Bojan worked as an editor for Rigzone online magazine. Read Next July 8, 2026 Poor planning, not lack of sea space, is slowing offshore wind July 8, 2026 Hayfin sells 11-vessel AHTS fleet July 8, 2026 Petrobras picks Oceaneering for ROV services July 8, 2026 Peninsula and Itochu launch ammonia bunkering venture July 8, 2026 Bahri books pair of offshore support vessels at Grandweld Back to top button