Smart and custom-made offshore logistics
Sea towage, pontoons & salvage
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Versatile fleet of tugs up to 80 tBP
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Various pontoons up to 20.000 DWT
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In-house engineering
We support the energy transition with innovative and smart logistic solutions. While servicing the oil & gas industry, we innovate smart and sophisticated logistic solutions for the renewables market. With our versatile knowledge, in-house assets and years of experience, we offer safe, reliable and cost-efficient logistics to EPC contractors and their subcontractors. On sea and land.
Sea going tugs and pontoons
Wagenborg Towage is a specialist in logistics for offshore wind farms and oil & gas industry consisting of transport, icebreaking and nautical services. Our seagoing tugs up to 80 tBP can assist your vessel in several European ports. The geographic focus is primarily on Europe.
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Sea going tugs up to 80 tBP
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Pontoons up to 20.000 DWT
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Experienced crews
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In-house engineering
In-house engineering
Wagenborg develops smart solutions for complicated transport questions through our in house engineering. Our engineers provide custom made transport solutions. Always in accordance with the latest safety requirements and regulations. Our experienced crews ensure the optimal preparation of your project. Wagenborg takes care of your valuable cargo.
Heavy lift and salvage
Wagenborg is active in heavy lifting and the salvage of objects. With our sheerleg “Triton” with a lifting capacity of 300 tons, we make a difference during heavy lift projects or salvage operations. In combination with our tugs and barges, Wagenborg offers complete solutions.
Discover our seagoing tugs and pontoons
Waterlines & Waterland 80 tBP
- Call sign: PFAN
- GT: 498 t
- Length: 32,00 m
- Width: 13,20 m
- Depth: 5,49 m
Waterstraat & Waterstroom 60 tBP
- Call sign: PCIW / PCIV
- GT: 294 t
- Length: 28,67 m
- Width: 10,43 m
- Depth: 4,60 m
Waterman 56 tBP
- Call sign: PBJU
- GT: 429 t
- Length: 33,34 m
- Width: 10,32 m
- Depth: 4,60 m
Latest news
Two lock gates successfully positioned in the Eemshaven basin for testing
Another significant milestone has been reached in the Brunsbüttel lock gate project at Eemshaven. The final two massive lock gates—previously transported from Emden to Eemshaven on the pontoon Wagenborg Barge 11—have now been lifted from the barge and placed in the water for testing. This marks the next phase in a highly complex and carefully orchestrated infrastructure project that highlights Wagenborg’s expertise in heavy transport and lifting operations.
Continued progress on lock gate transports in Emden
This week, another step was taken in the transport of the new lock gates for the port infrastructure project in Brunsbüttel. Following the first controlled RoRo operation in 2025, the second and third gates have now also been driven onto a pontoon in the port of Emden. With this, a phased and carefully engineered operation moves into its next stage.
Wagenborg executes urgent transport from Genemuiden (NL) to Lindø (DK)
Just before Christmas, Wagenborg received a request to transport two tools including frames by barge from Genemuiden to Lindø, Denmark. The loading date of January 7, 2026, was already fixed when the assignment was confirmed.
