PHOTO: The Costa Concordia might be ready to depart Giglio island on Wednesday. (Courtesy of The Parbuckling Project)

Originally set for July 22, the towing of the Costa Concordia wreck is now scheduled to begin on July 23. The salvage team posted the news via Twitter.

Departure of the wreck planned for Wednesday July 23rd #concordia #refloating

— Parbuckling Project (@InfoParbuckling) July 21, 2014

The salvage team said the hull was raised about 36 feet and needs another nine feet or so before it will be ready to depart the Italian island of Giglio. Here's a time-lapse video of the rising ship.

The vessel is scheduled to be towed to Genoa, where it will be scrapped and recycled. It will be accompanied by a convoy of 14 vessels.

An image of the convoy escorting #Concordia towards its final destination: Genova pic.twitter.com/cFINuf3BKp

— Parbuckling Project (@InfoParbuckling) July 20, 2014

The Costa Concordia capsized on Jan. 13, 2012, after tearing a gash in the hull after hitting some underwater rocks. Thirty-two people died.