HD Hyundai says post-delivery changes by the M/V Dali’s owner and operator undermined built-in redundancies and led to a second blackout before the Key Bridge strike, while the NTSB also faults wiring and operations.
Port of Blyth has secured £275,000 from The Crown Estate’s £50m Supply Chain Accelerator to design land reclamation and dredging at Battleship Wharf, supporting its role in the offshore wind supply chain.
CWHI has completed delivery of all 32 XXL monopiles for the Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm, with the final eight units departing Qinzhou on COSCO vessel XIANG TAIKOU for Scotland’s Port of Leith.
Seadrill has secured new contracts for West Neptune, Sevan Louisiana and Sonangol Quenguela in the U.S. Gulf and offshore Angola, adding about $48 million in backlog and extending work into early 2027.
Samsung Heavy Industries has signed a new contract with HSG Sungdong Shipbuilding for two more crude oil tankers, lifting the shipbuilder’s workload to a total of four Samsung-ordered vessels.
Ukraine’s SBU says “Sub Sea Baby” underwater drones badly damaged a Russian submarine in Novorossiysk and put it out of action, while Moscow denies any damage and says its ships and crews remain on duty.
China’s 800 MW Three Gorges Dafeng offshore wind project, with turbines positioned up to 85.5 km offshore, has reached full grid connection, supplying clean power for about 1.4 million households.
Jan De Nul has completed its 2025 campaign at TenneT’s DolWin kappa substation, installing three 155 kV HVAC export cables that link the Nordseecluster 1 and 2 offshore wind farms into the DolWin6 grid connection.
Ocean Infinity has taken delivery of the last vessel in its 14-strong Armada fleet, completing the 86 m class, with twelve ships in live operation and a strong focus on robotics at sea.
