Eneti  investing in wind turbine installation vessels  

JOC Breakbulk Energy and Renewables Project Logistics

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.
Breakbulk›Energy and Renewables Project Logistics

Please log in below to view the rest of this page. If you do not have an account, please register or subscribe below for access.

More Energy and Renewables Project Logistics News & Analysis

Multipurpose index forecast up 2 percent amid renewables optimism
Backlogs buoy wind turbine manufacturers despite Q1 losses
US land-based wind installations boom in Q4 2020
Green energy boom to feed heightened logistics demand
Cadeler orders two wind turbine installation vessels
US Wind to build 1.2 GW off Maryland coast
Industry encouraged by renewed push for US offshore wind
DOT grant helps push South Jersey Port wind projects
Breakbulk›Energy and Renewables Project Logistics
Asia
Europe
North America
North America›United States

More on JOC

Zim raises India profile with solo East Med loop

Trade Lanes

ILWU rejection of contract extension raises specter of port disruption

Longshoreman Labor

ILWU rejects one-year contract extension offer

Longshoreman Labor

Redwood sees integrations as path through supply chain roadblocks

Logistics Technology Providers

Charleston again delays chassis pool as price talks drag

Port of Charleston
More News & Analysis