Spliethoff Group and ForestWave announced today that the Dutch shipping company will join the Spliethoff Group as its seventh business unit per September 30th. With this expansion, the number of vessels commercially operated by the Spliethoff Group has grown to...
Heavy lift shipping specialists BigLift Shipping and Spliethoff will open a new office in the greater Copenhagen area in Denmark this month, joining the combined forces in USA, UK, China and Japan. As a result of the synergy that exists...
Dutch heavy lift shipping company BigLift Shipping, member of the Spliethoff Group, and partner CY Shipping have signed newbuilding contracts for two new Heavy Transport Vessels (HTVs) with Jing Jiang Nanyang Shipbuilding Co., Ltd, in China. The first vessel, owned by CY Shipping...
On January 31, the load-out of the first 12 pin piles for the Hai Long Offshore Wind Project in Taiwan took place on BigLift Shipping’s vessel Happy Buccaneer at the quayside in the port of Gwangyang, South Korea. The pin...
BigLift Shipping’s heavy transport vessel MV BigLift Baffin recently delivered 38 jacket foundations at Iberdrola’s 496 MW Saint-Brieuc offshore wind farm, off the coast of France. The 38 foundations were picked up from the manufacturing site in El Ferrol, Spain...
Dutch heavy lift shipping company BigLift Shipping, member of the Spliethoff Group, is currently transporting the components for the 1600-ton leg crane for Cadeler’s offshore wind installation vessel Wind Orca from Korea to the Netherlands. After successfully manufacturing, completing the...
Huisman’s 2,200mt Leg Encircling Crane is on its way to the Keppel AmFELS shipyard in Brownsville, Texas, USA. Here it will be fitted on the wind turbine installation vessel Charybdis which will be the first Jones Act compliant installation vessel in...
Dutch BigLift Shipping’s flagship mv Happy Star is currently underway with the last load of monopiles and transition pieces for the Akita Noshiro offshore wind project in Japan. The vessel is due to arrive next week. With 139 MW, the...
