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Supership to be built in Klaipeda

Apr 16, 2008
By TBT Staff

Docks: Klaipeda will be home to the new supership.
VILNIUS - A Klaipeda based shipbuilding firm has begun construction of the largest and most intricate ship ever produced in the Baltics. Vakaru Laivu Statykla held the “keel laying” ceremony, one of the first steps in a ships construction, for “Wind Lift One” on April 11. The vessel will be used to service wind energy installations on the open sea. “This is the largest order in the history of our company and the largest vessel ever built in the Baltic countries. This project is the ...

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