World's biggest crane ship Pieter Schelte sets sail for urban center

The world's largest crane ship, that is capable of lifting oil rigs, has set sail from its workplace in Asian country for urban center Port within the Kingdom of The Netherlands.
The Pieter Schelte, that left Asian country on Wed, is because of hit the port for completion in December.

The vessel is 124m (407ft) wide and 382m  long - as long because the New York Building is high
The Pieter Schelte was commissioned by Swiss company Allseas, that specialises in offshore pipeline installation and subsea construction.

It has been beaked because the biggest ship within the world - tho' the title is oppose.
Unlike oil tankers or instrumentation vessels, crane ships concentrate on lifting serious hundreds and sometimes assist in offshore construction.

In partnership with the Port of urban center, the ship are going to be taken to Maasvlakte two, AN extension of the port, wherever a special pit has been drained to accommodate the vessel.
After its completion, it'll sail to the South Stream project within the Black Sea to put pipelines there.

The ship are going to be wont to install and take away offshore oil and gas rigs further on lay pipes.
The title of world's biggest ship is troublesome to outline, however the most important floating vessel presently operational is that the Shell Prelude, a 488m (1,601ft) long platform for liquefied gas anchored during a South Korean port.