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Dajin Heavy Industry selects Ulstein HX122 for offshore installation vessel

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What happened

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Dajin Heavy Industry selected the ULSTEIN HX122 design from Ulstein Design & Solutions B.V. for a new offshore installation vessel. The vessel, which was designed in the Netherlands, will feature the U-STERN and X-BOW hull solutions.

From marinelink.com, maritime-executive.com

Why it matters

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The project allows Dajin Heavy Industry to expand its operations beyond manufacturing and logistics into offshore installation. The ULSTEIN HX122 is optimized for installing monopiles, jacket foundations, and offshore substations, addressing a core bottleneck in offshore wind project delivery.

From marinelink.com, maritime-executive.com

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  • Offshore wind foundation suppliers might see increased demand for installation services due to the vessel's expanded capacity.

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    Dajin Heavy Industry might increase its service contracts in the offshore wind sector by adding installation capabilities.

How it developed

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  1. Dajin Heavy Industry selects Ulstein for vessel design project in the Netherlands.1 source
  2. Ulstein Design & Solutions B.V. selected the ULSTEIN HX122 for offshore projects using its U-STERN hull.1 source

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