Cable-Laying Vessel Hull NB 317 Departs CRIST Shipyard for Norway
The hull of NB 317, a state-of-the-art cable-laying vessel, has left the CRIST shipyard in Gdynia en route to Norway. Built for Ulstein and destined for Nexans, a global leader in subsea cable systems and sustainable electrification, the vessel marks another significant milestone in advanced offshore shipbuilding.
business maritime economy pomerania shipbuilding industry tricity news30 june 2025 | 22:19 | Source: Gazeta Morska | Prepared by: Kamil Kusier | Print
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NB 317 measures 155.2 meters in length and 31 meters in beam, with the capacity to carry nearly 14,000 tonnes of cable. It is a sister vessel to NB 314, but features enhanced capabilities including an additional cable carousel for increased payload capacity.
The successful delivery underscores CRIST’s position as a key player in the European shipbuilding industry, delivering high-performance vessels for specialized maritime operations.
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