World’s biggest wellboat launched in Turkey
The world’s largest wellboat, the Ronja Storm, has been launched at the Cemre shipyard in Turkey.
The wellboat is 116 metres long and 23 metres wide. The vessel can hold 7,450m³ of water in the fish tanks, which is more than twice as much as existing large wellboats.
In addition, the shipping company Søvtrans’s new flagship will be able to carry 5,000m³ of fresh water.
The Ronja Storm will later be towed to Norway to be completed at Havyard. After the ship is delivered for the summer, it will enter into a ten-year contract for the salmon farming company Huon in Tasmania, Australia.
