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Offshore installation specialist Jan De Nul Group has ordered a high-end crane simulator for two of its Next Generation Offshore…

Offshore installation specialist Jan De Nul Group has ordered a high-end crane simulator for two of its Next Generation Offshore…

Western leaders who want to wean their economies off Russian fossil fuels are facing tremendous challenges.

Luxembourg-based Jan De Nul Group, one of the world’s biggest installers of offshore wind, is adopting the technology

The global growth plans for offshore wind farms along with the increasing size of wind turbines and...

The global growth plans for offshore wind farms along with the increasing size of wind turbines and...

Belgian contractor turns attention to next generation of offshore wind farms, which will require larger installation vessels

A keel laying ceremony has been held at the CMHI Haimen shipyard in China for Jan De Nuls heavy lift crane vessel Les Alizes. Jan De Nul said the vessel, together with its planned Voltaire jack-up, will be in a super-size class capable of building the newest generation of offshore wind farms. Les Alizes will be ready in 2022 and will be equipped with a crane that has lifting capacity of 5000 tonnes. The vessel will have several green measures and innovations to minimise its environmental impact...