This large-scale naval operation, which includes structural modifications and the installation of new cranes, positions Las Palmas de Gran Canaria as a key hub for the maintenance of the global extractive industry. Work previously carried out in locations such as the North Sea or Asia is now concentrated in Las Palmas, demonstrating the technical maturity achieved by its facilities.

The Noble Voyager, following a previous dry-docking in Ferrol, will undergo crucial interventions on its motion compensator, a vital system for the stability of the drilling tower. Additionally, higher capacity cranes will be installed, and comprehensive tank maintenance will be performed. The scale of the task is highlighted by the use of one of Europe's most powerful cranes.

The collaboration between Hidramar and the international firm Noble Corporation is essential to reduce the vessel's downtime, leading to significant economic benefits for the oil and gas sector. The efficiency and precision of the services offered in Las Palmas are crucial for the profitability of these drilling assets.

The Hidramar group has established itself as a leading player in offshore fleet maintenance and repair, thanks to its specialization in highly complex technical interventions. Its expertise has enabled the Port of Las Palmas to compete effectively with other European and Asian centers, attracting demanding projects.

These types of operations not only boost the local economy but also reinforce Canarias' position as a strategic point in global maritime trade and industry. The Port of Las Palmas' capacity to manage projects of this magnitude is an indicator of the archipelago's industrial maturity in the global extractive industry.