China commissioned its largest lifting-capacity fully revolving semi-submersible crane vessel, Sihang Yongsheng, in Jiangmen, Guangdong on July 8. Operating in a full-rotation mode that allows 360-degree crane work while anchored, the vessel can lift

2026-07-08

China commissioned its largest lifting-capacity fully revolving semi-submersible crane vessel, Sihang Yongsheng, in Jiangmen, Guangdong on July 8. Operating in a full-rotation mode that allows 360-degree crane work while anchored, the vessel can lift ultra-large, overweight components including offshore wind jacket foundations, large steel structures and heavy bridge segments. Built for complex marine engineering, it is intended to address industry constraints such as difficult installation, low lift efficiency and operational limitations.