The Pieter Schelte, a 382 meter long x 124 meter wide vessel designed and built to remove aging oil platforms, had some photos taken of her while transiting through the Strait of Malacca recently.
These images are some of the best we’ve seen that provide a feel for the scale of this engineering marvel , via Allseas:
Read more about this ship HERE.
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