NYK Line has named and launched Alfonsino Arrow, its first Japan-built crew transfer vessel, an aluminium catamaran based on a Northern Offshore Services design to carry workers for offshore wind projects in Japan.
A federal judge in Massachusetts has invalidated section two of President Trump’s Wind Order, cancelling the open-ended freeze on US wind project permitting while leaving a separate leasing suspension in place.
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.
The cable-laying vessel BOKA Ocean has installed the final inter-array cable at Borkum Riffgrund 3, completing a four-campaign programme that also involved Ndeavor and earlier work with Rockpiper and DolWin epsilon in the area.
Jumbo Offshore signed two contracts to transport and install offshore wind transition pieces, including responsibility for marshalling yard handling and load-out support.
BOKA Ocean has completed the final inter-array cable at Ørsted’s 913 MW Borkum Riffgrund 3 offshore wind farm after more than 18 months and four campaigns, working closely with Ndeavor.
ABL has been contracted by Ocean Winds to provide marine warranty survey services for the BC-Wind offshore wind farm in Poland’s Baltic Sea, covering T&I, fleet approval, document review and site monitoring from 2026 to 2028.
A new anchor-free installation method for offshore wind turbines uses tugboats instead of costly WTIVs and heavy-lift cranes. The method promises reduced costs, faster installation, and better flexibility.
BOURBON says it has completed towing the Eolmed project float from Port of Port-La Nouvelle, after more than three years of engineering and coordination involving over 15 subcontractors and about 80 staff.
