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In 2000, Eastern Navigation played a key role as a subcontractor to McDermott in the successful completion of a landmark regional energy project — the transportation of pipelines for a major subsea pipeline from the Natuna Sea to Singapore.

This project was crucial in supporting Singapore’s long-term energy needs, as the pipeline now transports natural gas — a vital, cleaner-burning energy source — directly to power the nation’s homes and industries.

During Singapore’s COVID-19 crisis, Eastern Navigation mobilised two accommodation vessels within a week to support the government’s urgent call for alternative housing for migrant workers—demonstrating operational readiness and national solidarity.

Beyond fleet deployment, the company actively supports Total Defence initiatives. Eastern Navigation works with the Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN) to provide vessels and facilities for civil resource acquisition training, enabling NSmen to conduct drills and familiarise themselves with marine equipment.

The company also fosters a culture of flexibility and support for its NSmen employees—empowering line managers to accommodate training needs with minimal red tape.

In recognition of its contributions to both national resilience and operational excellence, Eastern Navigation was honoured with a Total Defence Award.

Eastern Navigation supported Hibiscus Oil & Gas Malaysia Limited in the decommissioning of the South Angsi Alpha platform, which had operated in Malaysian waters since 2005.

Over a three-month period, our 330-ft barge, Eastern Orbit, provided vital offshore support by transporting heavy equipment and dismantled platform components. The project marked a significant step in responsibly retiring offshore assets with safety and environmental care at its core.

As part of Chevron Australia’s decommissioning campaign at Thevenard Island, Eastern Navigation provided sustained offshore support over 11 months with its 400-man accommodation barge, Eastern WB400. The vessel enabled continuous, safe living and operational facilities for offshore personnel, playing a crucial role in the dismantling and environmental restoration of legacy infrastructure.

Eastern Navigation is supporting Brunei Shell Petroleum’s multi-year Decommissioning and Restoration Programme with its DP2, 238-man vessel, ENA Habitat.

Since September 2024, ENA Habitat has served as a stable offshore base for crews operating in the Fairley and Ampa Fields, delivering round-the-clock accommodation and dynamic positioning to enable safe, efficient retirement of aging offshore infrastructure.