Boskalis’ semi-submersible vessel Blue Marlin is transporting a 41,000-ton Floating Production Unit from China to Angola for Congo’s first natural gas liquefaction project, showcasing the company’s offshore heavy transport expertise.
COSCO’s heavy transport vessel Zhen Hua 33 has departed Qinzhou with eight XXL monopiles for the Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm, scheduled to arrive in Leith, Scotland.
BigLift’s MC-Class carrier Barentsz reached Norway’s Stord Port with the Hugin A Wellbay Module from Drydocks World Dubai, a key element for the Yggdrasil Hugin A topsides.
The MV Elise, the first Orca Class vessel in SAL Heavy Lift’s fleet, has begun her maiden voyage from China to Europe. With advanced green technology and powerful lifting capacity, she sets a new benchmark in sustainable heavy lift shipping.
Seaway7’s Seaway Hawk has departed Batam, Indonesia, after loading a 12,000-tonne floating dock. The heavy transport vessel is set to deliver the dock to Abidjan’s Carena shipyard by 18 October 2025, boosting the shipyard’s capacity for large-scale vessel repair and maintenance projects in West Africa.
The AAL Houston multipurpose heavy lift ship is en route from Nantong, China to Rotterdam with seven barges on board, currently positioned near South Africa and expected to arrive in the Netherlands on October 10, according to tracking data.
ZHI YUAN KOU has loaded the jack-up barge HEA Hydra in Rotterdam and is sailing across the North Sea, with arrival in Camul, Canada expected on October 1.
The semi-submersible heavy lift vessel RED ZED I has left Rio de Janeiro carrying Saipem’s pipe-laying vessel Castoro 10, en route to Malta with arrival scheduled for October 8.
Heavy Lift Vessel Wish Way has departed McDermott Indonesia carrying the NFQ19 Module for Qatar’s North Field Expansion Project, with arrival at Ras Laffan set for September 26.
