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NewsMammoet and Samyang Marine Group sign strategic partnership
Mammoet and Samyang Marine Group have entered into a new partnership in a strategic move to support South Korea’s growing offshore wind industry.
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NewsMammoet launches SK6000
The Netherlands-headquartered Mammoet has launched the world’s strongest land-based crane, the SK6000.
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NewsShortlist spotlight 2024: Innovation Award
HLPFI reviews the five entries that made it onto this year’s Innovation Award shortlist, sponsored by HLI Rail & Rigging.
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NewsMammoet starts work on German CCGT plant
Mammoet has started work on a combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT) plant in Germany, which will ultimately be capable of being powered by hydrogen.
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News1,600-tonne bridge moved into place at HS2
Engineers working on HS2 have moved a 1,600-tonne bridge into place over an existing railway on the outskirts of Birmingham.
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NewsMammoet ready for zero onsite tailpipe emissions
Mammoet has reached the point where it can now offer a tailpipe emissions-free solution that could serve the entire lifting and transport scope of a project.
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NewsMammoet appointed as heavy lift and transport service supplier at Steel River Quay
Mammoet has been appointed as the exclusive heavy lift and heavy transport service supplier at the UK’s largest freeport, Steel River Quay.
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NewsNorthaven Trail Bridge installed by Mammoet
Mammoet has installed a pedestrian bridge in Dallas, Texas in what was a complex overnight operation.
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NewsMammoet calls on PTC for Svanen A-frame installation
Mammoet has used its PTC210-DS ring crane to lift a large A-frame for Van Oord’s offshore installation vessel, Svanen.
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NewsMammoet Australia delivers five trams to the Gold Coast
Mammoet Australia has delivered five new 43.5 m-long trams to the Gold Coast, Queensland, as part of an expansion project of the light rail network in the city.
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NewsMammoet receives first Liebherr LR12500 crawler crane
Heavy lift and transport engineering specialist Mammoet has received its first Liebherr LR12500 crawler crane, boasting a 2,500-tonne lifting capacity.
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NewsMammoet moves massive monopiles around Spanish site
The first 14 XXL monopiles manufactured in Spain by the JV Navantia Seanergies-Windar Renovables were transported with flexible site planning and heavy lifting equipment by transport engineering specialist Mammoet.
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NewsMammoet keeps ALBA project on schedule
The Netherlands-based Mammoet has assisted Japan’s Nippon Express at the ALBA project in Sines, Portugal, moving heavy items across a busy industrial complex.
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NewsMammoet starts to assemble its SK6000
Mammoet has begun assembling its SK6000 crane at its Westdorpe facility.
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NewsMammoet awarded construction upgrade of Hawaii dry dock
Dragados/Hawaiian Dredging/Orion JV (DHO) has contracted Mammoet to support the construction of Dry Dock 5 in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
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NewsMammoet calls on Move3D to optimise TBM removal
Dutch heavy transport engineering specialist Mammoet used its Move3D software to facilitate the disassembly of tunnel boring machines (TBM) at the UK’s Hight Speed 2 (HS2) railway project.
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NewsMammoet transports and installs hydrocracking unit
Mammoet has transported and installed a 1,500-tonne residue hydrocracking unit (RHCU) for Orlen Lietuva’s refinery in Mažeikiai, Lithuania.
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NewsHands-free lifting rolled out for Mammoet Australia
Mammoet Australia has introduced hands-free lifting across its operations to enhance workplace safety when dealing with suspended loads.
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NewsUSA gets to GRIP with power transmission
The US government hopes to galvanise a wave of grid infrastructure investments with financial support and new legislation. Meanwhile, logisticians located well away from the seaboards are increasingly being called upon to move some of the heaviest loads, writes Gregory DL Morris.
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NewsMammoet solution for Brisbane bridge construction
Mammoet has supported the joint venture of Brady Marine & Civil and Georgiou Group (GBJV) with the construction of the Breakfast Creek Bridge, commissioned by Brisbane City Council in Australia.