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A 656-foot crane ship with two 7,826-ton cranes set 100 wind turbine foundations and two substation jackets into the Baltic in four months, lifting each steel tube off a transport vessel, swinging it
Americans got a pretty good look at the Thialf last year, when the giant crane ship dropped anchor in Narragansett Bay ahead of foundation work at Equinor's
Americans got a pretty good look at the Thialf last year, when the giant crane ship dropped anchor in Narragansett Bay ahead of foundation work at Equinor’s Empire Wind site and briefly became Rhode Island’s favorite thing to photograph. Now the same... [5140 chars]
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