REV Ocean

REV Ocean

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At 195 metres, it is the world’s largest and most advanced privately owned research and exploration vessel: shared infrastructure created to protect and restore ocean systems. Purpose-built for complex missions across depths and regions, it combines deep-sea robotics, submersible access, nine laboratories and real-time mission control with an onboard auditorium and media capabilities - bringing science, storytelling and decision-making together in one place.

Specifications

Length
195m
Max Speed
18 kn
Built
2022
Guests
36
Crew
54
Gross Tonnage
17,440

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Port Calls

Everingen
2 Apr 2025 – 4 Apr 2025
3 days

Derived from AIS positions — arrivals and departures are approximate.

Ownership History

Ownership history

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is REV Ocean now?

According to AIS data, REV Ocean was last reported moored near Everingen, Netherlands on 4 Apr 2025. Live position updates are shown on the tracking map above.

Who owns REV Ocean?

REV Ocean is owned by Kjell Inge Rokke, Norwegian industrialist and Aker chairman. Ownership is sourced from public records and may involve holding companies.

How much is REV Ocean worth?

REV Ocean has an estimated value of $500M.

Who built REV Ocean?

REV Ocean was built by VARD and delivered in 2022.

How big is REV Ocean?

REV Ocean is 195 metres (640 ft) long, measures 17,440 gross tons, accommodates 36 guests and a crew of 54, reaches a top speed of 18 knots.

Current Position

Everingen
4 Apr 2025
0.1 kn — moored
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Current Owner

Kjell Inge Rokke

Kjell Inge Rokke

NO

Official website

revocean.org

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All data sourced from public domain: Equasis, Lloyd's Register, ICIJ, press reports. Ownership data may be incomplete where corporate structures are opaque.