DNV says turbine standardisation, longer production runs and predictable project pipelines could reduce North Sea offshore wind LCoE by up to 28% by 2050.
Jan De Nul’s Fleeming Jenkin has begun sea trials ahead of TenneT cable installation work, while sister vessel William Thomson is expected to follow.
Jan De Nul will take part in its first CCS project, using Simon Stevin to install protective rock over a North Sea CO₂ pipeline for the Northern Endurance Project.
Jan De Nul has installed all 23 concrete caissons for Princess Elisabeth Island off Belgium, completing the foundation perimeter ahead of sand reclamation and electrical infrastructure work.
Jan De Nul has completed installation of export cables for Taiwan’s Fengmiao I offshore wind farm, advancing grid connection progress.
Jan De Nul has launched William Thomson, its second cable-laying vessel. The 215 m ship will support large-scale subsea cable projects, including TenneT’s 2 GW offshore grid programme.
Jan De Nul is expanding its offshore energy fleet with two more vessels for subsea cable burial, including a newbuild trenching support vessel and the conversion of Henry Darcy.
Jan De Nul has completed its 2025 campaign at TenneT’s DolWin kappa substation, installing three 155 kV HVAC export cables that link the Nordseecluster 1 and 2 offshore wind farms into the DolWin6 grid connection.
Chile’s US$4.45 billion San Antonio Outer Port has attracted five major prequalified bidders, reaffirming Chile’s reputation as a stable and reliable partner in maritime infrastructure.
