Recently, major progress has been made for the construction of “Shen Da Hao", a ultra-deep water construction pipe lay vessel built by Wuhan Shipbuilding Heavy Industry Co., LTD. A number of key milestones relate to major equipment installation such as Reel and R-lay tower installation have been successfully completed, providing more favorable conditions for subsequent pipelaying system commissioning, sea trial and delivery on schedule.

In September 2022, the second heavy lift of vessel Zhongren122 was formally delivered to Shanghai Salvage(COES).

In November, just one month after Ke Li successfully completed Kea Trader Wreck Removal project and arrived in her Shanghai home port, now she is ready for heading Siri Lanka for X-Press Pearl wreck removal project once after thoroughly preparation and inspection. Ke Li was highly praised by client for her excellent performance during previous project.

On 26th of June, Qun Li completed its first offshore turbine installation for ChangLe windfarm since delivered to Shanghai Salvage(COES) earlier this month.

COES has awarded the construction Contract of its two new semi-submersible Heavy Lift Vessels to Cosco Shipping Heavy Industry’s Dalian Shipyard. The contract signing ceremony was held on 9th Dec. 2019. Both vessels are expected to deliver in 2022.

On Jan. 25th, 2019 and worked for Yangjiang Offshore Wind Farm project as her first job.

COES’s newly built, 4500MT crane vessel “Chuang Li”, embarked on its first phase of open sea trials.