KING TWO Joins Fleet as Dajin Expands Offshore Wind Logistics Capabilities
Dajin Heavy Industry, a leading Chinese manufacturer of offshore wind foundations, has officially delivered KING TWO, the second vessel in its proprietary KING-class series of heavy deck carriers. The 40,000 DWT vessel strengthens the company’s position in offshore wind logistics and underscores its growing expertise in specialized maritime construction support.
The KING TWO follows the successful deployment of its predecessor, reinforcing Dajin’s commitment to advancing offshore wind infrastructure. Designed for the transport of large-scale components—including monopiles, transition pieces, and substation modules—the vessel enhances operational efficiency in the installation and maintenance of offshore wind farms.
Key Features of the KING-Class Vessels
- 40,000 DWT heavy deck carrier optimized for offshore wind logistics
- Self-developed and constructed by Dajin Heavy Industry
- Engineered for stability and precision in component handling
- Supports the growing demand for large-scale offshore wind projects
The delivery of KING TWO marks a strategic milestone for Dajin as it scales its vessel-building capabilities to meet the expanding needs of the global offshore wind sector. With an increasing focus on renewable energy infrastructure, the company continues to invest in specialized maritime assets to support project developers and operators worldwide.