Van Oord has proudly accepted its new offshore installation vessel, Boreas, at CIMC Raffles Offshore shipyard in China. This groundbreaking vessel, named after the Greek god of Northern winds, will revolutionize offshore wind farm development with its impressive capacity and innovative methanol operation, reducing emissions by over 78%. The Boreas is set to begin commercial operations in Q3 2025 after final preparations in the Netherlands. Source and details of the news
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