Hareket has installed 63 Nordex turbines at the Syvash wind farm in the Kherson region of Ukraine.
According to Hareket, it is the largest energy investment in the country and will have a capacity of 250 MW.
Hareket utilised two Demag CC 2800-1 crawler cranes with a lifting capacity of 600 tons (544.3 tonnes), and six mobile cranes ranging in capacity from 100-220 tons (90.7-199.6 tonnes) to install and erect the turbines, which had a hub height of 120 m.
Last September, wind turbine manufacturer Nordex Group established a maritime subsidiary at its office in Barasoain, Spain, and established a regular liner service with northern Europe and Asia.
USA-based Maxim Crane Works has appointed Larry Lis as the company’s chief operations officer.
Mammoet is deploying its 3,200-tonne capacity PTC210-DS ring crane to lift a huge A-frame for Van Oord’s installation vessel Svanen in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
Swire Projects has shipped refinery equipment and materials, with a total volume of approximately 9,193 cu m, from Mokpo in South Korea to Balikpapan, Indonesia.
Norwegian offshore services provider Boa, on behalf of Italy-headquartered transport engineering specialist Fagioli, has supported the launch of the USA’s first Jones Act-compliant wind turbine installation vessel, Charybdis.
The final Sydney Metro West tunnel boring machines (TBMs) have arrived at The Bays Station site, where they will commence tunnelling this year.
