Blue Water Shipping has transported a 635-tonne hammer for MENCK.
The hammer stood at 22 m tall and had to be moved from Hamburg to Rotterdam. It was transported vertically in order to ease the discharge operations for the end customer’s installation vessel, said Blue Water.
In cooperation with shipowner Amasus, the hammer was transported as an open hatch shipment on the coaster vessel Arctic Rock.
Brown & Mason, a specialist in heavy industry and demolition works, has partnered with Paterson Energy Logistics to scale up decommissioning activities at the Dales Voe site in Lerwick Harbour in Scotland.
UK-based heavy transport specialist Collett & Sons has utilised its recently added 150-tonne capacity girder frame to transport a transformer to the Ironbridge substation in the UK.
Earlier this year, BigLift Shipping’s Happy Star transported seafastening structures from Bergen, Norway to Brownsville, USA, on behalf of Blue Water Shipping. The components were destined for a newly constructed US wind turbine installation vessel, Charybdis, which will handle both current and next-generation wind turbines and foundations.
Multipurpose carrier AAL Shipping has delivered its final shipment for the Wambo wind farm in Queensland, Australia.
The port of Valencia recently took delivery of two Liebherr ship-to-shore (STS) container cranes in large, preassembled components, for integration onsite. Dutch transport engineering specialist Mammoet was on hand to ensure the giant units were built and installed at the busy seaport with minimal disruption.
Hareket is playing a key role in the transport of 24 heat recovery steam generator (HRSG) modules from China to Turkmenistan in support of the Kiyanly combined cycle power plant project.
