Boskalis vessel Windpiper has started rock installation at Bałtyk 2 and Bałtyk 3 after loading nearly 45,000 tonnes of rock in Norway for export cable protection.
Heerema Marine Contractors is setting up an engineering hub in Porto, Portugal, to support offshore wind, heavy lift, marine infrastructure and decommissioning projects.
Taiwan plans to begin selecting floating offshore wind demonstration projects in 2027, with two sites expected and a possible third site if necessary.
Sinotrans Sarens completed a 29.600-tonne topside weighing operation for the Yangjiang Sanshandao 500 kV Offshore Wind Project using 230 strand jacks and 230 load cells.
Dajin Heavy Industry is expanding its KING and EMPEROR heavy transport fleet while holding 24 commercial ship orders valued at approximately RMB 12 billion.
SAL Heavy Lift has signed an MOU with Wuhu Shipyard for five additional 14,600 DWT Orca Class vessels, potentially increasing the heavy-lift programme from five ships to ten.
Natural Power highlights biosecurity risks from invasive non-native species as offshore wind infrastructure expands, pointing to monitoring and environmental management measures.
South Korea is targeting 25 GW of offshore wind preliminary development zones by 2031 under a new government-led siting and permitting regime.
Kongsberg Maritime will supply integrated electrical, automation and propulsion systems for two new Cadeler T-class WTIVs scheduled for delivery in 2030 and 2031.
