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Denmark
Every Vessel Hunter story on Denmark: 7 stories, from 1 July 2026 to 27 September 2026. Newest: "Huisman wins leg encircling cranes for Cadeler's two T-class installation vessels". Each story links to the ships and ports it names, so a name in the text opens the record behind it.
Huisman wins leg encircling cranes for Cadeler's two T-class installation vessels
Huisman will supply two leg encircling cranes and two auxiliary cranes for Cadeler's next-generation T-class wind installation vessels, under a contract from builder COSCO Shipping (Qidong) Offshore.
Cadeler's Nexra and Vattenfall to develop turbine exchange methods
Cadeler's service platform Nexra and Vattenfall have signed a memorandum of understanding on major component exchange methods for large offshore wind turbines.
APM Terminals Breaks Ground on a $550m Terminal at Chattogram
The 30-year concession adds over 800,000 teu of annual capacity from 2030, with Bangladesh retaining ownership of the asset throughout.
SONFOR Takes Majority Control of Lillebaelt Syd and Starts Partner Hunt
Danish utility SONFOR has been cleared to take the majority stake in Lillebaelt Vind after TotalEnergies withdrew, and is now assessing new partners and the project's business case.
Denmark Awards Two Offshore Wind Sites After Rewriting Its Auction Terms
Denmark has awarded two offshore wind sites to Vattenfall after replacing a subsidy-free tender that drew no bids at all with a contract-for-difference model.
Maersk goes from red to black
A.P. Moller-Maersk has sharply upgraded its guidance, now expecting an underlying operating profit of $2bn to $4bn this year, the clearest sign yet that 2026 is shaping up as another profitable year for container shipping.
Skov to step down as Hafnia chief executive
Product tanker giant Hafnia has named Soren Steenberg Jensen as its next chief executive, with founding CEO Mikael Skov stepping down on September 1, 2026.
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