Huarui Long Sets Asian FPSO Transport Record
8, April 2026
Huarui Long transported a 52,033-tonnes FPSO from Singapore to Denmark, setting a new Asian record for the heaviest single cargo moved by sea.
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ZPMC Moves 20,740 Tonnes for Xiamen Bridge
6, April 2026
ZPMC moved five steel box girder segments totaling 20,740 tonnes in 28 days for the Xiamen–Kinmen Bridge, while digital simulation helped cut second-vessel loading time from 6 hours to about 2 hours.
DOC Starts Major Cable Transport
2, April 2026
Dutch Offshore Contractors launches a major subsea cable transport campaign with FJORD, handling 200 km of cables and 19,500 tonnes in a complex offshore logistics operation.
BigLift Shipping B.V. Handles Four 438-tonne Pin Piles at Masan
13, March 2026
BigLift Shipping B.V.’s Happy Diamond loaded four 438-tonne pin piles at Masan Port, highlighting the precision and coordination required for offshore foundation transport in South Korea.
Seaway7’s Seaway Eagle Completes Transport of Jack-Up Rig GMS Enterprise
4, March 2026
Seaway7’s semi-submersible heavy transport vessel Seaway Eagle has completed the transport of jack-up rig GMS Enterprise from Dubai to Rotterdam, supporting offshore asset relocation.
Allseas’ Braveheart Departs China on Rotterdam Voyage
25, February 2026
Allseas’ new cargo barge Braveheart has departed China for Rotterdam after an 18-month build, adding an electric ballast system and supporting Pioneering Spirit transfers.
Fengmiao Jackets Securely Prepared for Transport
9, February 2026
TWD and SK Oceanplant complete seafastening grillage design for Fengmiao I Offshore Wind Farm jackets, supporting safe transport from South Korea to Taiwan using SPMTs.
GPO Sapphire Loads Two Jack-Ups in Changshu
8, February 2026
GPO Heavylift’s semi-submersible vessel GPO Sapphire has loaded two jack-up units in Changshu, China, for delivery to the UAE and the Netherlands.
Brouwersgracht, Bloemgracht Set Course for Brazil’s Raia Start
16, January 2026
Spliethoff’s m/v Brouwersgracht and m/v Bloemgracht clear Rio and sail to Guarujá to begin Raia Project operations, supplying about 200,000 m of pipeline for Saipem.
