Latest sponsored content – Page 3
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From our sponsorsSarens moves, weighs, and jacks 21,000-tonne CPP topside module in Malaysia
Sarens uses its best in class CS5000 at the Kasawari gas development project in Pasir Gudang, Johor, Malaysia.
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From our sponsorsSolidarity Transport Hub opens another important tender procedure
The Solidarity Transport Hub (STH) company has announced a tender procedure to select the consultant for design documentation review.
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From our sponsorsSarens’ high-capacity cranes perform heavy lifts along N118 in France
Sarens Rentals recently deployed two high-capacity telescopic cranes for a lifting operation along the French national road N118 in Orsay, where a viaduct is being constructed for the future metro line 18.
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From our sponsorsSarens jacks up, transports, and installs new bridge in Zaventem, Belgium
Sarens has installed a 1,000-tonne bridge across Belgium’s busiest traffic corridor.
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From our sponsorsSarens invests heavily in Canada to support wind project development efforts
The company has acquired three Grove GMK5150L units that will be dedicated to the construction of wind farms in Alberta, which will begin in the second half of this year.
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From our sponsorsSpotlight on Sarens in Slovakia: Our new branch wins its first project
As Sarens expands its presence across the world, it is opening up new possibilities for the business as well as the clients who trust us to deliver leading-edge equipment and expertise across dynamic global markets.
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From our sponsorsSpotlight on Sarens in Taiwan
Bringing heavy lifting expertise to the offshore wind market and beyond.
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From our sponsorsSARENS receives RoSPA GOLD Award for health and safety achievements
Sarens in the UK, based in London, Middlesbrough, Stanlow, Fawley and Mossmorran is celebrating after landing an internationally-recognised award for demonstrating high health and safety standards.
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From our sponsorsSarens jacks and skids a forward ship block in Singapore
Sarens jacks and skids a 6,000-tonne forward ship block at the Tuas Shipyard in Singapore.
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From our sponsorsIn a record move, Sarens loads-out the heaviest module in Vietnam
Sarens SPMTs load-out the 4500-tonne LQUP jacket in Vung Tau, Vietnam.
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From our sponsorsSarens skids STS cranes at Eurogate Terminal in Tangier, Morocco
Sarens moves cranes from quayside during heightening operations.
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From our sponsorsSarens lifts, tilts, and transports the launching chamber for SpinLaunch
Sarens lifted and manoeuvred the world’s largest diameter vacuum chamber in Truth or Consequences, New Mexico.
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From our sponsorsSarens loads-out giant modules in Norway
For the second phase of the Johan Sverdrup oil field, Sarens was asked to weigh and load-out a 5080-tonne riser platform in Stord, Norway.
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From our sponsorsStart your new business today and be part of the MYCRANE success story
Not so long ago, most of us would reach for the phone if we wanted to book a hotel, flight or taxi. Would you do the same now? Our guess is, probably not!
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From our sponsorsPort of Corpus Christi: The strongest choice for heavy lifting
Whether it’s heavy lift, ro-ro, breakbulk or project cargo, the port of Corpus Christi has the strength to surpass all expectations.
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From our sponsorsSarens SGC-120 performs heavy reactor lifts at HPCL refinery
Mighty Sarens SGC-120 crane performs super-heavy lifts at Indian refinery project.
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From our sponsorsSarens transports and installs 24 modules in the USA
Sarens has performed the load-in, transport, load-out, and installation of 24 modules for the client APTIM in Lousiana, USA
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From our sponsorsPort of Corpus Christi: The strongest choice for heavy lifting
Whether it’s heavy lift, ro-ro, breakbulk or project cargo, the port of Corpus Christi has the strength to surpass all expectations.
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From our sponsorsSarens’ lifting success in Ghana
Sarens has lifted modules at a power plant in Tema, Ghana, despite facing challenges arising from Covid-19.
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From our sponsorsGreen Pin ROV shackles & hooks: A complete range
Van Beest’s Green Pin range offers “an ocean of possibilities” with its range of specialised components designed specially for subsea lifting operations.
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