Original Korean article: 인더스트리뉴스
LS Marine Solutions has begun construction of a next-generation subsea cable laying vessel at Turkey's Tersan Shipyard, marking a significant step in strengthening its global competitiveness. The vessel represents the company's strategic entry into the growing global submarine power grid market.
The new cable laying ship will have a cable capacity of 13,000 tons, making it South Korea's largest subsea cable laying vessel to date. This enhanced capacity will enable the company to handle larger-scale offshore wind projects and submarine cable installation projects across global markets.
The construction project is scheduled for completion with delivery targeted for the first half of 2028. This timeline positions LS Marine Solutions to capitalize on the increasing global demand for offshore wind infrastructure and submarine cable systems as countries accelerate their renewable energy transitions.
The investment in this advanced cable laying vessel demonstrates LS Marine Solutions' commitment to expanding its presence in the offshore renewable energy sector and enhancing its capabilities to compete with major global players in subsea cable installation services.
