
AAL Shipping Moves King Rocks Wind Farm Cargo in Two Sailings
AAL Shipping transported 125,175 revenue tonnes of wind turbine blades and towers for Western Australia’s King Rocks Wind Farm using AAL Antwerp and AAL Shanghai.

AAL Shipping transported 125,175 revenue tonnes of wind turbine blades and towers for Western Australia’s King Rocks Wind Farm using AAL Antwerp and AAL Shanghai.

Fanzhou 7 set a new record by carrying 132 EN156 wind turbine blades on its maiden voyage from Qidong to India, underlining the scale of specialised wind energy transport.

AESEN and DOC have launched a Singapore-based joint venture to provide subsea cable logistics, offering the world’s largest combined barge and carousel fleet.
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