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Singapore’s Seatrium Limited has now delivered the innovative Wind Turbine Installation Vessel (WTIV) ordered by Maersk Offshore Wind in March 2022 for deployment at the Empire Wind 1 offshore wind farm. Delivery
Singapore-headquartered Seatrium Limited reported today that its Seatrium Energy (International) Pte Ltd unit (SEI) and Maersk Offshore Wind affiliate Phoenix II A/S have resolved a dispute that began back in October when
A dispute between Singapore’s Seatrium and Maersk Offshore Wind is headed for arbitration. As we reported at the time, on October 10, Seatrium received a notice of termination from Maersk Offshore Wind
Goodbye Maersk Supply, hello Maersk Offshore Wind … and a bigger DOF Group fleet. Maersk Supply Service, which is a subsidiary of A.P. Moller Holding, announced on Tuesday that it is forming
