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January 20, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Self-Elevating Platform Towed from Borwin Alpha Site

KOTUG Offshore chartered the tugs AHT ISA and AHT Meander for anchor handling and towage operations of the platform JB118 from the Borwin Alpha Site to the port of Rotterdam. On January 13th, 2014 both tugs started with anchor handling operations on location. Given the unfavorable weather conditions

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KOTUG Offshore chartered the tugs AHT ISA and AHT Meander for anchor handling and towage operations of the platform JB118 from the Borwin Alpha Site to the port of Rotterdam.

On January 13th, 2014 both tugs started with anchor handling operations on location. Given the unfavorable weather conditions, the tow passed Eemshaven.

On January 20th last, the voyage commenced from Eemshaven to Rotterdam. In the Port of Rotterdam, the transport was assisted by KOTUG tugs to its berth in the Botlek Rotterdam.

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Press release, January 20, 2014; Image: KOTUG

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