Les Alizés
Heavy-lift vessel operated by Jan De Nul. IMO 9911032.
Where it is now
Last seen on AIS on 1 Oct 2026: in port. See it on the live map.
Offshore wind projects
- Gode Wind 3 and Borkum Riffgrund 3 Offshore Wind Farms · 2023–2024
Transport and installation of 106 monopile foundations plus one offshore substation foundation (first assignment for the vessel).
Client: Ørsted.
Source: jandenul.com, oedigital.com, energyvoice.com - Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm · Since 2025
Installation of monopile foundations for 72 turbines (XXL monopiles up to 110 m / 2,500 t).
Client: Inch Cape Offshore Limited (ESB / Red Rock Renewables).
Source: marinelink.com
Announced contracts and orders
- newbuild order with China Merchants Heavy Industry (CMHI) · announced 2019-11
Order of Jan De Nul's second next-generation offshore installation vessel (floating heavy-lift, 5,000 t crane).
Source: jandenul.com, offshorewind.biz - charter award with Ørsted for Gode Wind 3 + Borkum Riffgrund 3 (Germany) · announced 2021
T&I of 107 monopile / OSS foundations for the 913 MW + 253 MW German North Sea projects.
Source: jandenul.com, energyvoice.com - charter award with Inch Cape Offshore Limited (ESB / Red Rock Renewables) for Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm · announced 2024
Installation of monopile foundations for 72 turbines at the ~1.1 GW Scottish project; operations from late 2025.
Source: marinelink.com - framework agreement with RWE for Thor (Denmark) and future RWE projects · announced 2023-06-12
Long-term charter of Les Alizés to RWE for more than 5 years; first deployment Thor foundation installation (planned 2025); part of wider Jan De Nul / RWE partnership also covering Voltaire.
Source: rwe.com
Detections in the last 30 days
No detections for Les Alizés in the last 30 days. A vessel working outside the tracked area, or sailing between jobs, produces none.