Buss Terminal Eemshaven has completed monopile handling for the Thor and NSC A offshore wind projects, managing 325 transports and more than 500 million kilograms of components through coordinated onshore and offshore operations.
Suez Canal traffic is beginning to rise as carriers reassess Red Sea routes following the pause in Houthi attacks. Recent transit data and direct engagement by the Suez Canal Authority highlight a measured return of vessel movements.
Lianson Fleet Group and PV Drilling have agreed to review joint activities in Malaysia’s offshore drilling sector. Their planned partnership includes rig ownership, chartering and service support, with an initial target of two jack-up units. A shareholders’ agreement is expected in early 2026.
Poland’s offshore wind sector has advanced with the installation of nacelles produced at Vestas’ Szczecin facility for the Baltic Power project. The effort reflects the increasing participation of domestic manufacturers in supplying major turbine components for one of the country’s largest renewable energy developments.
Over five decades, HD Hyundai expanded from its early Ulsan shipyard to become a globally recognized shipbuilder. The company’s production progress, naval and commercial ship programs, and worldwide customer network culminated in its recent 5,000-ship delivery milestone.
HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering has signed a ₩741.2 billion construction agreement with a North American shipowner for two LNG carriers to be built at HD Hyundai Samho, bringing its cumulative orders to 104 vessels.
Three Vietnamese crewmembers were arrested after a weapon-involved disturbance aboard a Panama-flagged cargo ship anchored off Gamcheon Port. The incident included an assault, threats, and attempts to break into senior officers’ cabins.
Upstream reports that BW Offshore has acquired the former Nganhurra FPSO and is reviewing three potential redeployment options. The unit’s operating history and adaptable design support consideration for future projects.
The NTSB found that improper label-band placement on a single signal wire caused the Dali blackout and subsequent Key Bridge collapse, issuing 18 safety recommendations and reaffirming four urgent directives.
