Eneti  investing in wind turbine installation vessels  

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Eneti  investing in wind turbine installation vessels  

Special Correspondent Keith Wallis | May 17, 2021 3:43PM EDT
The former bulk carrier Eneti has contracted with a Korean ship builder for up to two wind turbine installation vessels and is in talks with US builders about a Jones Act-compliant WTIV to serve a budding US market.
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