Krey Schiffahrt will deploy Inmarsat Maritime’s bonded NexusWave service on four newbuild heavy lift vessels, enabling always-on connectivity with unlimited data for operations and crew.
AAL Australia redeployed AAL Dampier on a tramp charter to move oversized plant components from Sattahip to Dampier, supporting Project Ceres in Western Australia.
Royal Wagenborg installed four CO₂ storage tanks on Carbon Destroyer 1 at Delfzijl, using Triton to place 28 m-long, 190 t tanks supporting Greensand CCS transport to the Nini-field.
A 370-tonne cryostat tank for the world’s largest fusion experiment was delivered from Zhangjiagang to Fos for DAHER Transport SAS. Moved on MV Wiebke using a last-in/first-out sequence, the shipment supported the ITER project.
Drydocks World has launched the 5,000-tonne floating crane Alnokhada, shifting the project into outfitting ahead of commissioning in Q1 2026. Built by ZPMC Offshore, the crane features 5,000-tonne and 600-tonne hooks for complex offshore, industrial and energy projects.
Huisman and Siemens Gamesa unveiled a stabilising system designed to improve load control during wind turbine installation through dual tugger operation and an integrated boom trolley design.
AAL Shipping completed the transport of three LNG plant modules from Hai Phong to British Columbia, demonstrating its expertise in large-scale project cargo and marking its continued operation on the Asia–North America Pacific route.
JSI Alliance—comprising Jumbo, SAL Heavy Lift, and Intermarine—has launched a new phase of growth in Spain, opening a Bilbao office and deploying new Orca-class vessels to support project cargo across Iberia.
Singapore’s Seatrium has received a notice of arbitration from Maersk Offshore Wind after a US $475 million WTIV contract termination. The 98.9%-complete vessel was intended for Empire Wind 1 off New York.
