Installing and removing jackets and topsides from offshore platforms, laying pipelines, and housing over 500 crew members… Allseas’ impressive Pioneering Spirit does it all. The world’s largest working vessel is now moored at the Prinses...Read more
Allseas has booked more work for Pioneering Spirit, the world’s largest construction vessel, in the UK northern sea. The vessel, with its single-lift technology, has been contracted by EnQuest for the removal of Heather Alpha...Read more
Allseas’ Pioneering Spirit has completed the decommissioning of Repsol Norge’s Gyda platform. Repsol obtained permission from Norway’s Petroleum Safety Authority for the removal and disposal of the platform last September. The removal and transportation of...Read more
Allseas has completed the installation of TenneT’s 900-megawatt DolWin6 kappa offshore converter station for the offshore grid connection system in the German North Sea – including piling of jacket foundations. This 12-day operation, completed on...Read more
The Pioneering Spirit is on its way to the German North Sea from Rotterdam. There, its topsides and jacket lift technology will be used in the installation of TenneT’s 900-MW offshore converter station.Read more
An eight-day strike is taking place in the port-town of Felixstowe, in Suffolk, England. Over 1,900 members of the Unite union at Felixstowe will go on strike between Sunday 21 August and Monday 29 August. Allseas...Read more
Has Allseas added back the name of Pieter Schelte to the hull of the installation vessel Pioneering Spirit? You would say that after studying a recent photo of the mega-ship. Pieter Schelte is again very...Read more
Allseas’ Pioneering Spirit, the largest construction vessel, has returned to Stord, Norway, on Thursday, June 9, to deliver multiple decommissioned platform facilities removed from the North Sea’s Valhall field complex, offshore Norway.Read more
Allseas’ Pioneering Spirit, the largest construction vessel, has recently removed the Gyda platform from the souther part of the Norwegian sector in the North Sea. The vessel has reached Aker Solutions yard in Stord where...Read more
VideoAllseas’ Pioneering Spirit, the largest construction vessel, has recently received its new jacket lift system built to install and remove entire jackets up to 20,000 tonnes in a single lift. The upgrade has already been...Read more
Allseas has finally seen the first result of what it called revolution of its offshore construction behemoth Pioneering Spirit, as it completed its first commercial lift with the recently installed new JLS technology. The jacket...Read more
Allseas’ Pioneering Spirit has installed the 25,000 tonne new processing platform (P2) for Equinor’s Johan Sverdrup development offshore Norway. The massive platform was lifted into position in one lift with the world’s largest construction vessel...Read more
Allseas informed that the company has been booked to transport some 125,000 tonnes of new and obsolete offshore facilities with its Pioneering Spirit. The vessel has been undergoing some additional modification and transformation recently. Read more
Allseas has started the testing and commissioning phase for the Pioneering Spirit’s new jacket lift system (JLS) capable of lifting and transporting the largest supporting structures. Read more
Allseas is entering the final weeks of the installation phase for the jacket lift system on its Pioneering Spirit, the largest construction vessel. The company’s engineers and crew are working full throttle to slot the...Read more
Allseas’ multipurpose platform installation and removal vessel Pioneering Spirit has installed the offshore transformer station of the Hollandse Kust (zuid) Alpha platform on the jacket in the North Sea, about 20 kilometres off the coast...Read more
Allseas’ Pioneering Spirit, the largest construction vessel, has recently received its new jacket lift system built to install and remove entire jackets up to 20,000 tonnes in a single lift. The vessel itself has been...Read more
Allseas’ Pioneering Spirit, the largest construction vessel, has recently received its new jacket lift system built to install and remove entire jackets up to 20,000 tonnes in a single lift. The vessel itself has been...Read more
