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  • 21 Aug, 2019

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Edison Chouest Offshore

Edison Chouest Offshore (ECO), which started as Edison Chouest Boat Rentals in 1960, is a family of companies in the marine transportation business based in Cut Off, Louisiana. ECO owns and operates a fleet of platform supply vessels, Subsea Construction / IMR vessels, a Riserless Light Well Intervention vessel, Anchor handling tug supply vessels, Oil Spill Response Vessels, and Well Stimulation Vessels, as well as an independently owned fleet of Research Vessels and Ice Breakers.

Edison Chouest Offshore operates five shipyards:


  • ECO's offshore vessels range from 109 feet to 525 feet.
  • Edison Chouest Offshore has an office in Houston Texas and has a fleet of over 200 vessels some with Remotely operated underwater vehicles (ROV-subsea).
  • Edison Chouest operates the Edison Chouest Offshore Training Center.


Port Services

  • Port Fourchon C-Port and C-Logistics, loading and unloading, dockside services.
    • C-Innovation, riserless light well intervention (RLWI) services.
    • Martin Terminal large staging lot.
    • C-Terminal, Port Fourchon Dock and warehouse storage.
    • Fourchon Heavy Lift, 500-ton derrick crane
    • Clean Tank service and clean Waste service
  • Port of Açu, located in São João da Barra in northern Rio de Janeiro-RJ, Brazil.

Photo gallery

  • Some ships built by North American Shipbuilding - Edison Chouest Offshore:

References

  1. ^ "Offshore Service Vessels LLC - Company Profile and News". Bloomberg News.
  2. ^ "North American Shipbuilding Fabrication Gulf Ship Chouest LA Ship".
  3. ^ North American Shipbuilding, shipbuildinghistory.com
  4. ^ "Gulf Ship creating more than 200 new jobs in Gulfport to accommodate contract with oil company". Mighty Mississippi. September 17, 2020.
  5. ^ Tampa Ship, shipbuildinghistory.com
  6. ^ "Hotel-style housing vessel built in Houma nearly ready to service off-shore wind farms". The Courier.
  7. ^ North American Fabricators, bloomberg.com
  8. ^ "Bram and Navship fly flag for Chouest in Brazil". Riviera.
  9. ^ "Island Venture". Ulstein. Retrieved 2023-06-16.
  10. ^ "ECO | Vessels, Shipyards, Port Operations and Subsea Services". www.chouest.com. Retrieved 2023-06-16.
  11. ^ subsea chouest.com
  12. ^ Edison Chouest Offshore Training Center
  13. ^ Port C, Port Fourchon chouest.com
  14. ^ Port Fourchon C-Logistics, chouest.com
  15. ^ C-Innovation Opens New Facility in Port Fourchon, April 18, 2023
  16. ^ C-Innovation, c-innovation.com
  17. ^ Port of Açu, chouest.com

29°28′38″N 90°18′55″W / 29.47720°N 90.3153°W / 29.47720; -90.3153