Dajin Launches KING TWO Deck Carrier
20, April 2026
Dajin Heavy Industry launched the 40,000 DWT deck carrier KING TWO at Panjin, expanding capacity for offshore wind transport and integrated marine services.
Heavy Transport
ZPMC Ships Sanshan Jacket Foundation
18, April 2026
ZPMC has shipped the jacket foundation for the Sanshan Island offshore converter station, a key part of China’s first offshore wind flexible HVDC transmission project.
Seaspan Expands Into Open-Hatch MPPs
18, April 2026
Seaspan has ordered four 65,200-tonnes open-hatch multipurpose vessels at New Dayang Shipbuilding for delivery in 2029, marking its first entry into the segment as it continues to broaden its leasing platform beyond its traditional containership business.
Hapo and Aesen Sign Crane Pontoon Collaboration
17, April 2026
Hapo International Barges and Aesen formalize a collaboration agreement following their Bangladesh project, targeting expansion in crane pontoon and marine heavy-lift operations across Asia and the Middle East.
BBC Tokyo Brings Wind Turbine Blades to Erie
16, April 2026
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.
Wärtsilä to Power Meriaura’s New Open-Deck Carrier
14, April 2026
Wärtsilä will supply engines, electric propulsion and thrusters for Meriaura’s 6,800 DWT open-deck carrier, supporting lower fuel consumption, stronger flexibility and reduced emissions.
Dajin’s KING ONE Reaches Tees Port on Maiden Voyage
13, April 2026
Dajin Heavy Industry’s deck carrier KING ONE completed its maiden voyage to Tees Port, delivering eight XXL monopiles for the Hornsea 3 offshore wind project.
Nymo Moves 1,000-tonne MEG Module to Aker Stord
12, April 2026
Nymo has started the transport of a 1,000-tonne MEG module from Vikkilen to Aker Stord, where it will be integrated into the Valhall PWP project.
Fenris Topside Departs Verdal
12, April 2026
The Fenris topside has departed Verdal for the North Sea, marking a major step for the Valhall PWP-Fenris project. The unmanned platform is due to start production in 2027 and is expected to support higher gas exports from Valhall.
