The US Offshore Wind Industry Gets An Assist From Singapore This next-generation offshore wind vessel from Singapore will install the turbines for the 810-megawatt Empire Wind project.

The US offshore wind industry is down, not out.

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#wind #offshorewind #offshore #windenergy #windturbines #energy #renewableenergy #ships #vessels #boats #maritime #wind #energypolicy #us #newyork #empirewind #maersk #seatrium

Quite the structure below the keel.
Clearly not built for transit 😊

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Source FB search 'Maersk Viridis'

#Maersk #MaerskOffshoreWind #Seatrium #Singapore
#Viridis #MaerskViridis ( ex #Sturgeon #MaerskSturgeon)

.... and delivered from #Seatrium #SG #Singapore to #Maersk #MaerskOffshoreWind

Name Maersk Viridis #MaerskViridis
IMO 9972309

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Maersk’s $475M Wind Turbine Vessel Clears Sea Trials Amid Contract Turmoil—Set for February Delivery Despite Arbitration Battle Maersk’s $475M wind turbine vessel survives contract turmoil, completes sea trials, and heads for February delivery. How arbitration saved a game-changing WTIV—and why its 30% faster installation tech could reshape offshore wind. #Maersk #Seatrium #OffshoreWind #RenewableEnergy #Equinor

Maersk’s $475M wind turbine vessel survives contract turmoil, completes sea trials, and heads for February delivery. How arbitration saved a game-changing WTIV—and why its 30% faster installation tech could reshape offshore wind. #Maersk #Seatrium #OffshoreWind #RenewableEnergy #Equinor

Maersk Offshore Wind’s Installation Vessel Completes Sea Trials Maersk Offshore Wind and Seatrium reported that their under-construction massive offshore wind installation vessel has completed sea trials. The vess...

#Maersk #MaerskOffshorewind #WTIV #WindTurbineInstallationVessel from #Seatrium #SG #Singapore completes seatrial

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Maersk Reverses WTIV Cancellation, Strikes USD 475m Deal to Take Near-Complete Vessel After Arbitration Fight Maersk Offshore Wind has reversed its WTIV cancellation, agreeing to take delivery of a near-complete USD 475m vessel after settling a legal dispute with Seatrium, restoring critical #offshorewind installation capacity. #Maersk #Seatrium #projectcargo #energy #maritime

Maersk Offshore Wind has reversed its WTIV cancellation, agreeing to take delivery of a near-complete USD 475m vessel after settling a legal dispute with Seatrium, restoring critical #offshorewind installation capacity. #Maersk #Seatrium #projectcargo #energy #maritime

Seatrium, Maersk reach $360 mn settlement over offshore wind vessel dispute The US$475 million contract was the subject of a legal conflict that began in October 2025.

Singapore-based shipbuilder Seatrium announced on December 22 that it has reached a settlement with Maersk Offshore Wind regarding the delivery of a specialised wind turbine installation vessel.

#Seatrium #Maersk #offshorewindvessel #ship #oilvessel #Singapore #Shipping

#Maersk #MaerskOffshoreWind #DK #Denmark and #Seatrium #Singapore settles dispute over #WTIV #WindTurbineInstallationVessel newbuild

#BairdMaritime #Reuters

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It’s a very unusual contract to have such back-end payment terms but as #Seatrium explains in its statement, they were made under exceptional circumstances. They obviously de-risk the buyer - an advantage which apparently seemed compelling. One to follow - arbitration can take months and even years.

#Seatrium #SG #Singapore notice of arbitration towards #Maersk #MaerskOffshoreWind companay Phoenix II A/S #DK #Denmark

80% of the contract price is still outstanding! (to be paid at delivery....)

What's going on with Dominion Energy's Charybdis WTIV? Helping Maritime Professionals Make Informed Decisions

Further info on #Charybdis , first american-built #WTIV #WindTurbineInstallationVessel

Cost ~715.000.000 USD

#Dominion #US #USA #JonesAct
#Seatrium #AmFels #Brownsville #Texas #TX

#MarineLog

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Yeah but the #Maersk #MaerskOffshoreWind #Sturgeon design built by #Seatrium #Singapore is very different to #Charybdis so not easy to swap between vessels.

#Maersk vessel was specifically built for a #Feeder setup with tugs+barges from #EdisonChoeust transporting the components offshore.

Dominion Energy Confirms Commissioning Delays on WTIV Charybdis As part of its quarterly earnings report to the investment community, Dominion Energy gave a detailed update on commissioning delays with its wind tur...

Further info on #Charybdis #WTIV #US #USA #OffshoreWind #Renewables #Seatrium #AmFELS #Brownsville #Texas

(...) about 200 items were identified that needed to be addressed (...)

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Seatrium and Maersk Offshore Wind Head to Arbitration Over $475 Million WTIV Contract Termination Seatrium faces arbitration with Maersk Offshore Wind over a $475M contract termination tied to the Empire Wind project. The nearly completed WTIV is now at the center of a high-stakes London dispute. #Seatrium #Maersk #OffshoreWind #EmpireWind #Arbitration

Seatrium faces arbitration with Maersk Offshore Wind over a $475M contract termination tied to the Empire Wind project. The nearly completed WTIV is now at the center of a high-stakes London dispute. #Seatrium #Maersk #OffshoreWind #EmpireWind #Arbitration

Singapore shipbuilder Seatrium receives notice of arbitration over vessel contract termination Singapore shipbuilder Seatrium has received a notice of arbitration from an affiliate of Maersk Offshore Wind in relation to the earlier termination of the cont

#Seatrium and affiliate of #Maersk #MaerskOffshoreWibd arbitration notice received

Deliverydate of #WTIV #WindTurbineInstallationVessel set as January 30th 2026 (per #Seatrium)

#London #LMAA #LondonMaritimeArbitratorsAssociation

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Singapore’s Keppel files for $53 million claim against Seatrium over Brazil corruption case (Reuters) -Singapore’s Keppel has initiated arbitration proceedings against local shipbuilder Seatrium for a S$68.4 million ($53.33 million) claim related to a corruption crackdown in Brazil, the companies said on Tuesday. In 2022, Seatrium had made provisions worth S$82.4 million to pay Keppel against claims related to the crackdown, named Operation Car Wash. Seatrium noted the obligation to pay Keppel expired in February of this year and there were no binding and legally enforceable agreements signed with the Brazilian authorities before that. Earlier this year, Seatrium had said it will pay 728.9 million Brazilian real ($134.45 million) to the authorities in the South American country, as part of leniency agreements. Keppel on Tuesday said S$68.4 million was due from Seatrium upon the latter’s signing of its final agreement. Seatrium said it is reviewing the claims and allegations made in the arbitration proceeding and will defend the claim vigorously. Keppel’s offshore and marine segment merged with Sembcorp Marine in 2023 to create Seatrium. Authorities in Brazil had searched Sembcorp’s shipyard as part of a graft investigation. The investigations were part of Brazil’s Operation Car Wash, launched to crack down on corruption. The operation began in 2014, to expose sprawling corruption schemes across the region and send dozens of Latin American political and business leaders to jail, including several former presidents. ($1 = 1.2827 Singapore dollars) ($1 = 5.4212 reais) 3rd party Ad. Not an offer or recommendation by Investing.com. See disclosure here or remove ads. That's one option, but what if there are better opportunities hiding in plain sight? Investing.com's ProPicks AI has identified growth stocks that often get overlooked by individual investors. Compare your choice against our global range of AI-selected picks - with 3 out of 4 beating their benchmark index year to date and 98% in the green. Get fresh new picks every month, now available at 50% off while our Summer Sale lasts. Hurry, offer ends soon!

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