Amoenitas Ship Carrying Giant Wind Turbine Blades Through Welland Canal at Port Robinson

Witness the remarkable journey of the Amoenitas, a heavy-lift freighter transporting massive wind turbine blades through the Welland Canal at Port Robinson, Ontario. This video captures the ship navigating the canal’s lock system, a critical link in the St. Lawrence Seaway connecting Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. Built in 2010 at Jiangsu Yangzijiang Shipyard in China, the Amoenitas is a 185-meter-long bulk carrier with a deadweight tonnage of approximately 30,000 DWT, designed for specialized cargo like wind turbine components. Watch the precision and engineering marvel as this vessel maneuvers through the canal with its towering cargo. Filmed at Port Robinson, this video highlights the ship’s role in renewable energy transport and the canal’s importance in global trade. Subscribe for more maritime and renewable energy content!

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📍 Filmed at Port Robinson, Welland Canal, Ontario, Canada
📅 Date of Passage: [August.4/2025]
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