Transport engineering specialist Osprey has added two barges to its fleet – Osprey Isobel Rose and Osprey Aurora Maya.
The UK-flagged barges are available for immediate charter and will primarily operate in Northern Europe.
They have a high moulded depth of 5.8 m, which Osprey said makes them useful for ro-ro operations with high quay heights.
UK-based Osprey Group has appointed Steven Lowth as its heavy cranes manager.
BOA said that its semi-submersible heavy transport barge will be available in the Shanghai-Singapore area from December 2022.
UK-headquartered Osprey Group has appointed Simon Massey as managing director of its heavy lift division.
Van Oord’s offshore installation vessel Aeolus is lined to up to receive a major crane upgrade. By installing a new, longer boom on Aeolus’ existing crane, the vessel will be ready to handle up to 15 MW turbines for offshore wind energy projects.
Ulstein has unveiled its HX122 offshore installation vessel design, which will feature an 8,000-tonne lifting capacity crane to cope with the increasing size of offshore wind energy components.
The port of Bilbao, Spain, will host a seminar in October detailing how ports will play a key role in the energy transition.
