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Taihan secures subsea cable contract for Korea offshore wind project

The company was in charge of all stages of the intermatricial cabling project, connecting turbines with marine substations.

The Viking Mira will accommodate 998 passengers and is part of a fleet of 28 vessels built or contracted by Viking to Fincantieri.

First SRI vessel manufactured in the U.S. with capacity to install 20,000 tons of rock under precision standards and national regulations.

The vessel will operate at the Empire Wind farm and will power the offshore installation of subsea cables with specialized technology.

The PFM 1500 crane can lift up to 3,350 kg with an outreach of 26.7 meters thanks to a patented P-profile extendable boom system.

This program will validate solutions under real operating conditions and lay the groundwork for future implementations at other Noble assets.

The vessel incorporates an additional space on board called "IKOI", dedicated exclusively to the crew's rest.

The Tor Boreas vessel can operate in adverse weather conditions and is equipped for subsea inspections and ROV support in offshore wind energy.

The $600 million contract improves power supply to southwest Vietnam.

The agreement between Bourbon and Eni is a step forward in the consolidation of specialized maritime services in the Gulf of Guinea.

The hull cleaning system operates while the vessel is underway, without the need to stop.

Poland's FSRU will be the main component of the new LNG terminal in Gdańsk and will operate permanently in the Baltic Sea.