COSCO’s Zhi Yuan Kou transported and installed CNOOC’s largest offshore platform, highlighting precision positioning and heavy marine capability, now sailing toward Australia.
COSCO Shipping said it will stop calling at Panama’s Port of Balboa, according to a notice shared with La Prensa, following Panama’s move to retake control of key canal ports.
COSCO SHIPPING Specialized Carriers opened a Philippines Representative Office in Manila on 26 January, strengthening customer proximity and regional support within COSCO SHIPPING’s global network.
COSCO SHIPPING welcomes MV SHENG FU, its 16th 62,000 DWT multi-purpose heavy-lift vessel. The ship features five box holds, multiple cranes, and compliance with IMO NOx Tier III.
CWHI says 4,350 tonnes for Indonesia’s Tanguh UCC—jacket piles, cones and tubulars—were delivered on M/V BA HUA operated by COSCO SHIPPING.
Heavy-lift vessel DA GUI has delivered 54 steel piles for offshore wind turbines to Leith Port in Edinburgh following a 36-day passage, including units of up to 216 tonnes for a wind farm serving about 1.6 million homes.
COSCO Shipping has agreed a $7 billion framework with China State Shipbuilding to build 87 new vessels across its fleet, adding to an already large orderbook of containerships, bulkers and tankers.
COSCO SHIPPING’s XIANG YUNKOU has departed from CWHI’s Qinzhou yard carrying eight XXL monopiles to Scotland for the Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm.
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.
