
Jan De Nul Orders What Will Become the World’s Largest Cable-Laying Vessel
Jan De Nul has ordered a new extra-large cable-laying vessel with a 28,000-tonne cable-carrying capacity, set to become the world’s largest.

Jan De Nul has ordered a new extra-large cable-laying vessel with a 28,000-tonne cable-carrying capacity, set to become the world’s largest.
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