Equipped with dual-fuel engines, the vessel has a Green Passport and Clean Design notation. Additionally, Green Jade features various fuel-saving measures and environmental innovations, including a waste heat recovery system that converts exhaust gases and cooling water into electrical energy.
DEME said that the 216.5-metre vessel will support the targets set out in Taiwan’s Net-Zero Emissions report for at least 40 to 55 GW offshore wind energy by 2050.
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Belgium-based DEME has announced that the vessel Green Jade, the first floating, DP3 heavy lift and installation ship constructed in Taiwan, officially joined its fleet. Green Jade joined DEME’s fleet after a naming ceremony was held at the Kaohsiung shipyard in Taiwan. The vessel is similar to Orio
