BBC Tokyo has arrived in Erie, Pennsylvania, carrying Vestas wind turbine blades from India. The 2025-built heavy-lift vessel is unloading cargo bound for wind farm sites in western New York.
GTT has received an order from Samsung Heavy Industries for the tank design of a new 174,000 cbm LNG carrier for an Asian shipowner. The vessel will use the Mark III Flex membrane containment system and is expected to be delivered in 2029.
Transocean has secured a 390-day, five-well contract for the Deepwater Asgard drillship in the Eastern Mediterranean, adding about $158 million to backlog.
Axess Group has expanded its Equinor frame agreement in the Norwegian North Sea by adding GWUT for conductor inspections at Troll and other offshore fields.
Saipem has secured about $400 million in offshore work from Aramco in Saudi Arabia, covering water injection facilities, pipeline, cables and subsea scope at the Safaniya field.
Bałtyk 3 offshore substation topside has been moved from the production hall to the yard at Smulders’ Vlissingen site, where outfitting and transformer installation will continue ahead of next year’s load-out.
Inch Cape’s offshore construction is engaging nine UK ports, with Leith, Dundee, Montrose, Blyth and Cromarty Firth among the key hubs supporting installation, logistics and long-term operations.
Wind Ace, Cadeler’s A-class offshore installation vessel, has been named at COSCO Shipyard. With 17,600 tonnes payload and NG-20000X design, it supports efficient monopile transport and installation.
Metropolitan CCS has secured approval to begin exploratory drilling offshore Kujukuri in Chiba Prefecture, supporting a project that aims to capture industrial CO2, transport it by pipeline, and store it in offshore geological formations.
