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This week, Baird Maritime once again takes a closer look at marine projects vessels serving a number of roles. Although dredgers once again comprise the majority of featured vessels, also included is a large Chinese-built heavy-lift ship operating under charter with a European customer.
The featured dredgers are also of a range of types, from one of the largest cutter suction dredgers built and operated in the United States to the first in a new series of LNG-powered hopper dredgers recently delivered to a Dutch contractor.
Keep visiting Baird Maritime for the latest developments of the ever-expanding marine projects sector.
– "Ocean Infinity has embarked on an ambitious public relations campaign to emphasise its claims to be transforming the entire marine industry, and a drive to collect yet more government subsidies."
– by Hieronymus Bosch, Baird Maritime's anonymous insider in the world of offshore oil and gas operations
– "The interconnected neighbourhoods total 6.3 hectares and include up to 40,000 square metres of mixed-use space."
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Any news or views about the global marine project sector? Send it through to editor@bairdmaritime.com ASAP (between now and September 9), so we can add it to this current edition of Marine Projects Week!
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