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Allseas’ offshore construction vessel launched in China

Saturday, November 14 2026

OCV

On 11 November, Wuchang Shipbuilding launched the first offshore construction vessel (OCV).

This marks the completion of the construction of the vessel’s hull and the transition to the mooring trials phase. Built for Allseas, the vessel is now progressing towards delivery.

Designed for use in offshore energy projects worldwide, the 100-metre-long vessel has a beam of 23 metres, a structural draft of 7.5 metres, and can travel at a speed of up to 14.6 knots. It can accommodate 111 people.

It features an integrated electric propulsion system comprising four main generator sets, two azimuth thrusters, one retractable bow thruster and two transverse bow thrusters.

Its offshore equipment includes a 150-tonne active heave-compensated crane designed for precision lifting operations in challenging sea conditions.

Interfaces for ROV and LARS systems have also been provided to allow for future upgrades and expanded subsea operational capabilities.

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