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Bertling Shanghai and Singapore join forces on China shipment

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Bertling Shanghai and Bertling Singapore joined forces to seamlessly deliver a complex pressure vessel shipment from South Korea to China.

By smartly parceling cargo together at the load port, our teams maximized vessel utilization and secured a more efficient and competitive freight solution.

Despite tight timelines and short-notice vessel and barge bookings, Bertling achieved a seamless port-to-door delivery.

 
 

Bertling Shanghai and Bertling Singapore joined forces to seamlessly deliver a complex pressure vessel shipment from South Korea to China.

By smartly parceling cargo together at the load port, our teams maximized vessel utilization and secured a more efficient and competitive freight solution.

Despite tight timelines and short-notice vessel and barge bookings, Bertling achieved a seamless port-to-door delivery.

 
 

29 December 2025 |

Kalmar concludes agreement with Eurogate CTW

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Kalmar has concluded an agreement with Eurogate Container Terminal Wilhelmshaven (CTW) to relocate and modify two ZPMC Ship-to-Shore (STS) cranes.

The project is delivered as part of Kalmar’s Modernisation Services offering. This important service project is designed to extend the operational capability of the customer’s fleet. The large order was booked in Kalmar’s Q4 2025 order intake.

The complex project involves the preparation and execution of crane transport using a Heavy Lift Semi-Submersible Barge, alongside extensive mechanical and electrical modifications. Kalmar will oversee the entire process, including commissioning and testing, to ensure full functionality upon delivery to the Wilhelmshaven terminal. The project is scheduled for completion by the end of Q2 2026.

This order highlights Kalmar’s strategic focus on Growing Services and acting as a true partner for excellence, regardless of the equipment’s original manufacturer. By providing in-house engineering expertise for all crane upgrade-related activities, Kalmar supports customers in managing the lifecycle of their assets safely and efficiently.

Holger Bomm, Managing Director at Eurogate CTW: “Our decision to choose Kalmar was based on our long standing relationship. Building on our experience from previous heightening projects, we knew Kalmar could deliver the right technical solution. We rely on their expertise to handle complex modifications, and we trust them to get the job done.”

Fred Jansen, Senior Service and Sales Manager, Benelux, Kalmar Netherlands B.V.: “We’re excited to continue working with Eurogate and to support them in optimising their terminal operations. Relocating and upgrading cranes of this scale requires deep engineering knowledge and precise execution.”

Uwe Pietryga, Sales Manager at Kalmar Germany: “Having been deeply involved in these negotiations from day one, I’ve seen firsthand how our teams have come together to solve complex challenges. I have full confidence in our team’s ability to deliver this project successfully, proving once again that we are the partner of choice for complex heavy crane projects.”

 
 

Kalmar has concluded an agreement with Eurogate Container Terminal Wilhelmshaven (CTW) to relocate and modify two ZPMC Ship-to-Shore (STS) cranes.

The project is delivered as part of Kalmar’s Modernisation Services offering. This important service project is designed to extend the operational capability of the customer’s fleet. The large order was booked in Kalmar’s Q4 2025 order intake.

The complex project involves the preparation and execution of crane transport using a Heavy Lift Semi-Submersible Barge, alongside extensive mechanical and electrical modifications. Kalmar will oversee the entire process, including commissioning and testing, to ensure full functionality upon delivery to the Wilhelmshaven terminal. The project is scheduled for completion by the end of Q2 2026.

This order highlights Kalmar’s strategic focus on Growing Services and acting as a true partner for excellence, regardless of the equipment’s original manufacturer. By providing in-house engineering expertise for all crane upgrade-related activities, Kalmar supports customers in managing the lifecycle of their assets safely and efficiently.

Holger Bomm, Managing Director at Eurogate CTW: “Our decision to choose Kalmar was based on our long standing relationship. Building on our experience from previous heightening projects, we knew Kalmar could deliver the right technical solution. We rely on their expertise to handle complex modifications, and we trust them to get the job done.”

Fred Jansen, Senior Service and Sales Manager, Benelux, Kalmar Netherlands B.V.: “We’re excited to continue working with Eurogate and to support them in optimising their terminal operations. Relocating and upgrading cranes of this scale requires deep engineering knowledge and precise execution.”

Uwe Pietryga, Sales Manager at Kalmar Germany: “Having been deeply involved in these negotiations from day one, I’ve seen firsthand how our teams have come together to solve complex challenges. I have full confidence in our team’s ability to deliver this project successfully, proving once again that we are the partner of choice for complex heavy crane projects.”

 
 

25 December 2025 |

PCN welcomes Octamode in Nigeria

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Project Cargo Network are pleased to welcome new members in Nigeria with Octamode Limited.

The company is based in Lagos with additional offices in Abuja and Port Harcourt.

Managing Director, Olusegun Lawal says; “We are very pleased to be accepted as members of PCN. We look forward to being an active member and contributing to the growth of the network.”

“Octamode is a visionary, fully integrated logistics service provider in Nigeria specialised in project cargo movements and management. The Octamode team combines experienced and young experts and are always highly motivated, dedicated, and professional.”

“Our offered solutions cover sea, air, road, and multimodal transport as well as all related services. We have valuable project logistics experience in the construction, oil & gas, and manufacturing sectors among others industries.

We focus on what matters most – effective transportation and logistics for realistic, reliable, end-to-end results. Our real world knowledge and experience mean that we will be honest and direct with our partners and clients. We never make empty promises, but instead we meet realistic projections with superior services.”

“At Octamode, we understand how important a successful project movement is to our client’s plans. Our innovation, systems, and industry expertise allow us to deliver fully tailored solutions with measurable impacts.”

 
 

Project Cargo Network are pleased to welcome new members in Nigeria with Octamode Limited.

The company is based in Lagos with additional offices in Abuja and Port Harcourt.

Managing Director, Olusegun Lawal says; “We are very pleased to be accepted as members of PCN. We look forward to being an active member and contributing to the growth of the network.”

“Octamode is a visionary, fully integrated logistics service provider in Nigeria specialised in project cargo movements and management. The Octamode team combines experienced and young experts and are always highly motivated, dedicated, and professional.”

“Our offered solutions cover sea, air, road, and multimodal transport as well as all related services. We have valuable project logistics experience in the construction, oil & gas, and manufacturing sectors among others industries.

We focus on what matters most – effective transportation and logistics for realistic, reliable, end-to-end results. Our real world knowledge and experience mean that we will be honest and direct with our partners and clients. We never make empty promises, but instead we meet realistic projections with superior services.”

“At Octamode, we understand how important a successful project movement is to our client’s plans. Our innovation, systems, and industry expertise allow us to deliver fully tailored solutions with measurable impacts.”

 
 

25 December 2025 |

CEVA delivers employee-donated items to support families in Thailand

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CEVA Logistics has completed a heartfelt Corporate Social Responsibility initiative, bringing together employee donations from Singapore and Thailand to benefit Children of the Forest, an organization that supports vulnerable children and families in Sangklabur, Thailand, through programs focused on education and free healthcare.

The initiative began in Singapore in early September, followed by a one‑week donation campaign in October that gathered more than 50 cartons of books, clothing and school supplies. These contributions were consolidated and shipped to Thailand, where they were combined with additional donations from the CEVA Logistics team in Thailand before being delivered to Children of the Forest in Kanchanaburi. CEVA tapped into its global network and logistics expertise to ensure the donations reached their destination smoothly. From LCL (Less than Container Load) ocean freight to last mile delivery, every step was carefully planned and executed by teams of employees in Singapore and Thailand. Sustainability was considered throughout the process — including the use of electric vehicles for the ground transport portion of the 380-kilometer journey from Bangkok to Sangklabur.

In total, over 600 kilograms of donated items were delivered to Children of the Forest, providing much‑needed support to children and families in Northwest Thailand. CEVA employees were present to personally distribute the items, underscoring the company’s commitment to community engagement under its Acting for People pillar, one of three pillars of CEVA’s CSR strategy.

 
 

CEVA Logistics has completed a heartfelt Corporate Social Responsibility initiative, bringing together employee donations from Singapore and Thailand to benefit Children of the Forest, an organization that supports vulnerable children and families in Sangklabur, Thailand, through programs focused on education and free healthcare.

The initiative began in Singapore in early September, followed by a one‑week donation campaign in October that gathered more than 50 cartons of books, clothing and school supplies. These contributions were consolidated and shipped to Thailand, where they were combined with additional donations from the CEVA Logistics team in Thailand before being delivered to Children of the Forest in Kanchanaburi. CEVA tapped into its global network and logistics expertise to ensure the donations reached their destination smoothly. From LCL (Less than Container Load) ocean freight to last mile delivery, every step was carefully planned and executed by teams of employees in Singapore and Thailand. Sustainability was considered throughout the process — including the use of electric vehicles for the ground transport portion of the 380-kilometer journey from Bangkok to Sangklabur.

In total, over 600 kilograms of donated items were delivered to Children of the Forest, providing much‑needed support to children and families in Northwest Thailand. CEVA employees were present to personally distribute the items, underscoring the company’s commitment to community engagement under its Acting for People pillar, one of three pillars of CEVA’s CSR strategy.

 
 

25 December 2025 |

Seaway7 awarded contract by Ocean Winds

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Seaway7 has been awarded a sizeable contract by Ocean Winds for the BC-Wind project.

The BC-Wind offshore site is located in the Baltic Sea, approx. 23 kilometres off the Polish coast, and will comprise 26 wind turbine generators. Seaway7’s scope of work includes the transport and installation of 26 transition pieces and an offshore substation with offshore activity expected to commence in 2027.

Stuart Fitzgerald, Seaway7’s CEO, said: “We are looking forward to supporting Ocean Winds on the BC-Wind project and being able to continue contributing to the Polish offshore wind targets with our third contract award in this market.”

Seaway7, part of the Subsea7 Group, is a global leader in the delivery of fixed offshore wind projects, committed to contributing to an efficient and sustainable energy supply for the future.

 
 

Seaway7 has been awarded a sizeable contract by Ocean Winds for the BC-Wind project.

The BC-Wind offshore site is located in the Baltic Sea, approx. 23 kilometres off the Polish coast, and will comprise 26 wind turbine generators. Seaway7’s scope of work includes the transport and installation of 26 transition pieces and an offshore substation with offshore activity expected to commence in 2027.

Stuart Fitzgerald, Seaway7’s CEO, said: “We are looking forward to supporting Ocean Winds on the BC-Wind project and being able to continue contributing to the Polish offshore wind targets with our third contract award in this market.”

Seaway7, part of the Subsea7 Group, is a global leader in the delivery of fixed offshore wind projects, committed to contributing to an efficient and sustainable energy supply for the future.

 
 

25 December 2025 |

Sarens completes shutdown campaign in Vietnam

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Sarens is proud to have played a key role in the largest shutdown campaign ever undertaken at Hyosung Chemicals Plants in Vietnam.

This project highlights our ability to deliver world-class heavy lifting solutions for complex industrial operations.

The project required exceptional planning and execution to meet the client’s ambitious goals. Sarens deployed some of the most powerful cranes in its fleet, including the XCMG XLC 22000 (1,700T), Demag CC6800 (1,250T), Sany SCC4500A (450T), and Demag CC1500 (300T). These machines were instrumental in handling the most challenging lifts, such as heat exchangers weighing 340T lifted to a height of 44 meters. At the helm, our Project Manager Huynh Nhat Truong.

Compared to a 2023 project at the same site, this year’s operation was significantly larger in scale and complexity. Sarens rose to the challenge, ensuring safe and efficient execution throughout the project and reinforcing its position as a trusted partner for industrial giants worldwide.

 
 

Sarens is proud to have played a key role in the largest shutdown campaign ever undertaken at Hyosung Chemicals Plants in Vietnam.

This project highlights our ability to deliver world-class heavy lifting solutions for complex industrial operations.

The project required exceptional planning and execution to meet the client’s ambitious goals. Sarens deployed some of the most powerful cranes in its fleet, including the XCMG XLC 22000 (1,700T), Demag CC6800 (1,250T), Sany SCC4500A (450T), and Demag CC1500 (300T). These machines were instrumental in handling the most challenging lifts, such as heat exchangers weighing 340T lifted to a height of 44 meters. At the helm, our Project Manager Huynh Nhat Truong.

Compared to a 2023 project at the same site, this year’s operation was significantly larger in scale and complexity. Sarens rose to the challenge, ensuring safe and efficient execution throughout the project and reinforcing its position as a trusted partner for industrial giants worldwide.

 
 

24 December 2025 |

ABL marks five years in energy and oceans

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At ABL, our mission remains clear: to help clients globally to de-risk their projects and assets, and drive sustainability across energy and oceans.

Five years ago, AqualisBraemar’s acquisition of London Offshore Consultants (LOC Group) created a leading global independent offshore energy and marine consultancy. Since then, ABL has continued to grow in scale, expanded to 44 countries, and delivered on our founding promise: to be the trusted partner for clients navigating complex energy and marine challenges around the world.

On December 22, 2020, AqualisBraemar and LOC Group joined forces, with a combined team of 880 employees across 39 countries, and with a bold vision: To create a consolidated global consultancy with increased scale and a wider geographical footprint, to better support even more clients in energy and oceans; To synergise complementary technical offerings and expand our service portfolio; To support the growing demand for energy transition technologies and sustainability; To blend market-leading expertise in rig operations, marine warranty survey, and maritime services; To combine legacies in energy and oceans, dating back to 1856 (AqualisBraemar) and 1979 (LOC Group).

“Bringing AqualisBraemar and LOC together was about consolidating two leading market players, doubling our combined size and enhancing our global footprint, with a vision to reach even more clients around the world. Together, we shared a commitment to de-risk operations and drive efficiencies on behalf of our clients, rooted in the expert loss prevention, loss management and OPEX services that we can offer as ABL. And we have continued with this commitment – entering new countries including Namibia, Romania, Saudi Arabia and Panama – whilst bringing in new companies that both further consolidate and diversify our technical offering.” Reuben Segal, Group Chief Growth Officer, Co-Founder of ABL and former ABL Group CEO.

“From the very beginning this was a successful partnership on account of how complementary both companies were to each other. It’s brought us even closer to more clients across renewables, oil & gas and maritime – as well as the rapidly growing sustainability and energy transition space. It’s given us the foundations to keep growing to the benefit of our clients – bringing in new services to ensure we are a single-source provider to support projects through-life. And it has brought countless benefits to our colleagues with more opportunity for learning and development, travel and technical growth. Here’s to the next 5 years and indeed the next 50!” RV Ahilan, Chief Energy Transition Officer and former CEO of LOC.

In just five years, ABL has: Further grown in scale and enhanced its global footprint to 44 countries; Entered new markets in response to our client needs; Diversified our technical offering through strategic acquisitions; Supported more clients than ever before, across renewables, oil & gas, maritime, and energy transition.

Our ability to offer clients a single-source solution, leveraging global reach and multidisciplinary expertise to support projects from inception to operations to decommissioning – no matter where in the world they operate.

Our global presence means we are based in every major maritime and offshore energy hub, with a promise to expand to where are most needed. This ensures we continue to provide a global offering via local market expertise.

As we celebrate our fifth anniversary, we remain committed to supporting our clients’ ambitions and driving positive change in the industry. With historic legacies, a growing team, and an unwavering focus on sustainability and innovation, we look forward to the next five years – and beyond.

 
 

At ABL, our mission remains clear: to help clients globally to de-risk their projects and assets, and drive sustainability across energy and oceans.

Five years ago, AqualisBraemar’s acquisition of London Offshore Consultants (LOC Group) created a leading global independent offshore energy and marine consultancy. Since then, ABL has continued to grow in scale, expanded to 44 countries, and delivered on our founding promise: to be the trusted partner for clients navigating complex energy and marine challenges around the world.

On December 22, 2020, AqualisBraemar and LOC Group joined forces, with a combined team of 880 employees across 39 countries, and with a bold vision: To create a consolidated global consultancy with increased scale and a wider geographical footprint, to better support even more clients in energy and oceans; To synergise complementary technical offerings and expand our service portfolio; To support the growing demand for energy transition technologies and sustainability; To blend market-leading expertise in rig operations, marine warranty survey, and maritime services; To combine legacies in energy and oceans, dating back to 1856 (AqualisBraemar) and 1979 (LOC Group).

“Bringing AqualisBraemar and LOC together was about consolidating two leading market players, doubling our combined size and enhancing our global footprint, with a vision to reach even more clients around the world. Together, we shared a commitment to de-risk operations and drive efficiencies on behalf of our clients, rooted in the expert loss prevention, loss management and OPEX services that we can offer as ABL. And we have continued with this commitment – entering new countries including Namibia, Romania, Saudi Arabia and Panama – whilst bringing in new companies that both further consolidate and diversify our technical offering.” Reuben Segal, Group Chief Growth Officer, Co-Founder of ABL and former ABL Group CEO.

“From the very beginning this was a successful partnership on account of how complementary both companies were to each other. It’s brought us even closer to more clients across renewables, oil & gas and maritime – as well as the rapidly growing sustainability and energy transition space. It’s given us the foundations to keep growing to the benefit of our clients – bringing in new services to ensure we are a single-source provider to support projects through-life. And it has brought countless benefits to our colleagues with more opportunity for learning and development, travel and technical growth. Here’s to the next 5 years and indeed the next 50!” RV Ahilan, Chief Energy Transition Officer and former CEO of LOC.

In just five years, ABL has: Further grown in scale and enhanced its global footprint to 44 countries; Entered new markets in response to our client needs; Diversified our technical offering through strategic acquisitions; Supported more clients than ever before, across renewables, oil & gas, maritime, and energy transition.

Our ability to offer clients a single-source solution, leveraging global reach and multidisciplinary expertise to support projects from inception to operations to decommissioning – no matter where in the world they operate.

Our global presence means we are based in every major maritime and offshore energy hub, with a promise to expand to where are most needed. This ensures we continue to provide a global offering via local market expertise.

As we celebrate our fifth anniversary, we remain committed to supporting our clients’ ambitions and driving positive change in the industry. With historic legacies, a growing team, and an unwavering focus on sustainability and innovation, we look forward to the next five years – and beyond.

 
 

24 December 2025 |

Autokrane Schares grows fleet with new Tadano

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Crane operator Andreas Erzening could have hardly imagined a better way to honor his 30th work anniversary at Autokrane Schares, with the company’s new Tadano AC 3.045-1 City being assigned to him from the get-go.

Schares Managing Director Tim Schlattmann recently picked up the new machine in Lauf, where it was handed over by Tadano Sales Manager Helge Prüfer.

“No one is more familiar with the advantages of Tadano City cranes than us – after all, we have several AC 40 City units in our fleet already and are tremendously happy with them. And the current AC 3.045-1 City builds on them so successfully that it’s significantly better in every respect,” highlights Tim Schlattmann, who ordered his most recent acquisition together with authorized signatory Eric Reichmann at this year’s bauma. The AC 3.045-1 City won them over with its immense power when telescoping under load, not to mention its Flex Base system, which makes it possible to extend the machine’s outriggers to any point within their range even in asymmetrical configurations, maximizing lifting capacities under tight space conditions. In addition, the AC 3.045-1 City is the most compact crane in its class, boasting a low overall height of just 3.18 meters and a boom base section of just 7.80 meters in length. “We also loved the higher engine power in comparison to its predecessor, as well as the rear axle steering that makes the crane extremely maneuverable – put all this together, and the AC 3.045-1 City is simply unbeatable when it comes to indoor projects and jobs at work sites where space is cramped,” Eric Reichmann explains.

Tim Schlattmann then points to another advantage behind the AC 3.045-1 City: Its practical axle loads mean that it is particularly easy to get travel permits for it, which makes the compact Tadano City crane especially cost-effective for his company.

 
 

Crane operator Andreas Erzening could have hardly imagined a better way to honor his 30th work anniversary at Autokrane Schares, with the company’s new Tadano AC 3.045-1 City being assigned to him from the get-go.

Schares Managing Director Tim Schlattmann recently picked up the new machine in Lauf, where it was handed over by Tadano Sales Manager Helge Prüfer.

“No one is more familiar with the advantages of Tadano City cranes than us – after all, we have several AC 40 City units in our fleet already and are tremendously happy with them. And the current AC 3.045-1 City builds on them so successfully that it’s significantly better in every respect,” highlights Tim Schlattmann, who ordered his most recent acquisition together with authorized signatory Eric Reichmann at this year’s bauma. The AC 3.045-1 City won them over with its immense power when telescoping under load, not to mention its Flex Base system, which makes it possible to extend the machine’s outriggers to any point within their range even in asymmetrical configurations, maximizing lifting capacities under tight space conditions. In addition, the AC 3.045-1 City is the most compact crane in its class, boasting a low overall height of just 3.18 meters and a boom base section of just 7.80 meters in length. “We also loved the higher engine power in comparison to its predecessor, as well as the rear axle steering that makes the crane extremely maneuverable – put all this together, and the AC 3.045-1 City is simply unbeatable when it comes to indoor projects and jobs at work sites where space is cramped,” Eric Reichmann explains.

Tim Schlattmann then points to another advantage behind the AC 3.045-1 City: Its practical axle loads mean that it is particularly easy to get travel permits for it, which makes the compact Tadano City crane especially cost-effective for his company.

 
 

23 December 2025 |

PLA introduces GD-iTS Group

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PLA are pleased to introduce GD-iTS Group, representing the Netherlands, as the newest member of the Project Logistics Alliance community.

GD-iTS Group traces its origins back to 1978, when G. Van Doesburg Int. Transport was founded with a single truck in Opijnen. Over the decades, the family business has developed into a major logistics provider serving international markets, while maintaining the hallmarks of its heritage: direct communication and a personal approach. Alongside strong organic growth, several strategic acquisitions strengthened its service offering, culminating in the formation of the GD-iTS Group in 2014.

GD-iTS Group is recognised for its expertise in executing complex logistics operations across a range of industries, including renewables, automotive, oil & gas, chemicals, and large-scale industrial projects. They manage heavy, oversized, and technically sensitive cargo with precision, supporting multimodal transport requirements and specialised equipment mobilisation. Every project, regardless of sector, is delivered through meticulous planning, close coordination, and full compliance.

 
 

PLA are pleased to introduce GD-iTS Group, representing the Netherlands, as the newest member of the Project Logistics Alliance community.

GD-iTS Group traces its origins back to 1978, when G. Van Doesburg Int. Transport was founded with a single truck in Opijnen. Over the decades, the family business has developed into a major logistics provider serving international markets, while maintaining the hallmarks of its heritage: direct communication and a personal approach. Alongside strong organic growth, several strategic acquisitions strengthened its service offering, culminating in the formation of the GD-iTS Group in 2014.

GD-iTS Group is recognised for its expertise in executing complex logistics operations across a range of industries, including renewables, automotive, oil & gas, chemicals, and large-scale industrial projects. They manage heavy, oversized, and technically sensitive cargo with precision, supporting multimodal transport requirements and specialised equipment mobilisation. Every project, regardless of sector, is delivered through meticulous planning, close coordination, and full compliance.

 
 

23 December 2025 |

DEME secures two marine works contracts

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DEME’s Dredging & Infra segment has secured two marine works contracts1 in Southern Europe, highlighting its expertise in environmental remediation and coastal protection.

In Italy, DEME will deliver marine works for the prestigious 38th America’s Cup sailing competition in Naples, including offshore breakwaters and seabed remediation at the Bagnoli-Coroglio site. Meanwhile, in Spain, DEME will restore three beaches along the Valencian coastline through a large-scale nourishment project, to combat erosion and safeguard the shoreline for the long term.

Jan Vandenbroeck, Area Director South Europe, comments: “These two contracts underscore DEME’s commitment to delivering sustainable, innovative solutions to complex marine challenges – from environmental remediation to coastal protection – while supporting the legendary America’s Cup and safeguarding natural heritage. They also strengthen our position in the Mediterranean, where DEME continues to partner with local stakeholders to deliver high impact projects.”

This contract win further strengthens DEME’s portfolio of major marine projects in Italy. The project in the Bay of Naples focuses on the remediation and redevelopment of the Bagnoli–Coroglio industrial area. A consortium of DEME and Italian companies Savarese Costruzioni and Iterga Costruzioni Generali will perform marine works including 900 meters of offshore breakwaters, the removal of approximately 130,000 m³ of sediments, and demolition of the decaying central pier and former steel plant service buildings. Substantial completion is scheduled by next summer to enable urban
regeneration and preparations for the preliminary regattas of the America’s Cup.

In Spain, DEME has been awarded the Valencia beach nourishment project by the Ministry for Ecological Transition (MITECO) in a joint venture with Rover Maritime. The project will restore and protect three popular beaches (Sagunto, Sueca, and Cullera) which have suffered severe erosion over recent decades. Works include dredging and placing approximately 3 million m³ of sand using DEME’s advanced trailing suction hopper dredger Bonny River, which can operate at depths beyond 100 meters. Additional measures such as dune restoration and new groins will ensure long-term coastal stability, allowing residents and visitors to enjoy the coastline in its natural splendor once again.

 
 

DEME’s Dredging & Infra segment has secured two marine works contracts1 in Southern Europe, highlighting its expertise in environmental remediation and coastal protection.

In Italy, DEME will deliver marine works for the prestigious 38th America’s Cup sailing competition in Naples, including offshore breakwaters and seabed remediation at the Bagnoli-Coroglio site. Meanwhile, in Spain, DEME will restore three beaches along the Valencian coastline through a large-scale nourishment project, to combat erosion and safeguard the shoreline for the long term.

Jan Vandenbroeck, Area Director South Europe, comments: “These two contracts underscore DEME’s commitment to delivering sustainable, innovative solutions to complex marine challenges – from environmental remediation to coastal protection – while supporting the legendary America’s Cup and safeguarding natural heritage. They also strengthen our position in the Mediterranean, where DEME continues to partner with local stakeholders to deliver high impact projects.”

This contract win further strengthens DEME’s portfolio of major marine projects in Italy. The project in the Bay of Naples focuses on the remediation and redevelopment of the Bagnoli–Coroglio industrial area. A consortium of DEME and Italian companies Savarese Costruzioni and Iterga Costruzioni Generali will perform marine works including 900 meters of offshore breakwaters, the removal of approximately 130,000 m³ of sediments, and demolition of the decaying central pier and former steel plant service buildings. Substantial completion is scheduled by next summer to enable urban
regeneration and preparations for the preliminary regattas of the America’s Cup.

In Spain, DEME has been awarded the Valencia beach nourishment project by the Ministry for Ecological Transition (MITECO) in a joint venture with Rover Maritime. The project will restore and protect three popular beaches (Sagunto, Sueca, and Cullera) which have suffered severe erosion over recent decades. Works include dredging and placing approximately 3 million m³ of sand using DEME’s advanced trailing suction hopper dredger Bonny River, which can operate at depths beyond 100 meters. Additional measures such as dune restoration and new groins will ensure long-term coastal stability, allowing residents and visitors to enjoy the coastline in its natural splendor once again.

 
 

22 December 2025 |

TII expands with the opening of a new office in Pune

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The TII Group, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of heavy-duty and special transport solutions, is expanding its global presence with the opening of a new office in Pune.

This marks another milestone following ten years of successful activities in India. The new location complements the existing structure in Bawal near New Delhi and will serve as an additional hub for sales, service and project engineering for the TII SCHEUERLE brand.

With this step, the TII Group underlines its growth strategy and its commitment to customer proximity in one of the world’s most dynamic markets. The new office will be headed by Miguel Fernandes, Managing Director of TII India Pvt. Ltd., who is also responsible for the Bawal site. This ensures close integration of sales, service and project engineering with manufacturing – from quotation and engineering through to delivery and commissioning. “Pune consolidates project engineering, sales and service activities for India and parts of Asia,” explains Miguel Fernandes. “This means faster response times, local language capability and direct support for customers, from initial consultation and project planning through to after sales.”

“The establishment of our new office in Pune is an important milestone for the TII Group,” emphasizes Filippo Baldassari, Managing Director of the TII Group. “Bawal produces for global projects, while Pune supports India and parts of Asia as an additional regional hub for engineering, sales and service. This creates a strong network and brings us even closer to our customers.”

Since the founding of TII India Pvt. Ltd. in 2015, the TII Group has invested heavily in the Bawal site, where transport solutions for industry, energy and infrastructure are manufactured, along with accessories for the transport of heavy and oversized loads. The plant is fully integrated into the global production network and meets the same high quality standards as the German facility in Pfedelbach. Over the years, several thousand axle lines have been delivered for use in India as well as international markets across Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Latin America and Europe.

 
 

The TII Group, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of heavy-duty and special transport solutions, is expanding its global presence with the opening of a new office in Pune.

This marks another milestone following ten years of successful activities in India. The new location complements the existing structure in Bawal near New Delhi and will serve as an additional hub for sales, service and project engineering for the TII SCHEUERLE brand.

With this step, the TII Group underlines its growth strategy and its commitment to customer proximity in one of the world’s most dynamic markets. The new office will be headed by Miguel Fernandes, Managing Director of TII India Pvt. Ltd., who is also responsible for the Bawal site. This ensures close integration of sales, service and project engineering with manufacturing – from quotation and engineering through to delivery and commissioning. “Pune consolidates project engineering, sales and service activities for India and parts of Asia,” explains Miguel Fernandes. “This means faster response times, local language capability and direct support for customers, from initial consultation and project planning through to after sales.”

“The establishment of our new office in Pune is an important milestone for the TII Group,” emphasizes Filippo Baldassari, Managing Director of the TII Group. “Bawal produces for global projects, while Pune supports India and parts of Asia as an additional regional hub for engineering, sales and service. This creates a strong network and brings us even closer to our customers.”

Since the founding of TII India Pvt. Ltd. in 2015, the TII Group has invested heavily in the Bawal site, where transport solutions for industry, energy and infrastructure are manufactured, along with accessories for the transport of heavy and oversized loads. The plant is fully integrated into the global production network and meets the same high quality standards as the German facility in Pfedelbach. Over the years, several thousand axle lines have been delivered for use in India as well as international markets across Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Latin America and Europe.

 
 

22 December 2025 |

Rhenus launches steel warehouse for TenneT

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The Rhenus Group is now operating a new warehouse for the European electricity grid operator TenneT in the Ahlhorn area (Lower Saxony).

On around 11 hectares of storage space, Rhenus is responsible for the receipt, quality control, storage and delivery of mast components, screws, small parts, and materials for substations – thereby supporting TenneT in the rapid expansion of the grid in Lower Saxony and Bremen.

TenneT requires flexible and reliable material logistics for its grid expansion program – in particular the North-West program with several line construction projects in Lower Saxony and Bremen. To this end, around 13 hectares of space have been leased in the Hansalinie Metropolitan Park, of which Rhenus operates around 11 hectares. The site mainly comprises gravel-covered open spaces and three former airport hangars with a total of around 3,000 m² of covered storage space. Materials are transported by truck.

At the new location, Rhenus is responsible for receiving, quality and completeness checks, as well as the storage and delivery of mast components, screws, small parts and other equipment for substations. The contract term is at least four years with an option.

Arne Woldenga, Managing Director of Rhenus Migard Ems, emphasizes the strategic relevance of the project: “Grid expansion is a key component of the energy transition. With our new site in Ahlhorn, we are creating significant added value for our principal TenneT and laying the foundation for a long-term partnership. Our expanded service portfolio is an additional advantage.”

 
 

The Rhenus Group is now operating a new warehouse for the European electricity grid operator TenneT in the Ahlhorn area (Lower Saxony).

On around 11 hectares of storage space, Rhenus is responsible for the receipt, quality control, storage and delivery of mast components, screws, small parts, and materials for substations – thereby supporting TenneT in the rapid expansion of the grid in Lower Saxony and Bremen.

TenneT requires flexible and reliable material logistics for its grid expansion program – in particular the North-West program with several line construction projects in Lower Saxony and Bremen. To this end, around 13 hectares of space have been leased in the Hansalinie Metropolitan Park, of which Rhenus operates around 11 hectares. The site mainly comprises gravel-covered open spaces and three former airport hangars with a total of around 3,000 m² of covered storage space. Materials are transported by truck.

At the new location, Rhenus is responsible for receiving, quality and completeness checks, as well as the storage and delivery of mast components, screws, small parts and other equipment for substations. The contract term is at least four years with an option.

Arne Woldenga, Managing Director of Rhenus Migard Ems, emphasizes the strategic relevance of the project: “Grid expansion is a key component of the energy transition. With our new site in Ahlhorn, we are creating significant added value for our principal TenneT and laying the foundation for a long-term partnership. Our expanded service portfolio is an additional advantage.”

 
 

22 December 2025 |

Aprojects delivers oversized mining equipment

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Aprojects Austria GmbH, a member of the Project Logistics Alliance representing Austria, has successfully executed another impressive heavy-lift transport operation.

The team recently handled a substantial piece of mining machinery measuring 11 metres in length, 3.5 metres in width, and weighing 70 tons.

The journey began at the manufacturer’s facility in Austria, where the cargo was carefully prepared and coordinated through each phase of its move to the United States. The scope of the operation included: Road transport from the production site to the port of Bremerhaven; Transfer onto a Mafi trailer for port handling; Secure loading onto a RORO vessel bound for the U.S.

This successful shipment once again demonstrates Aprojects Austria’s expertise in managing complex logistics for heavy and out-of-gauge cargo. Congratulations to the Aprojects Austria team on another excellently executed operation!

 
 

Aprojects Austria GmbH, a member of the Project Logistics Alliance representing Austria, has successfully executed another impressive heavy-lift transport operation.

The team recently handled a substantial piece of mining machinery measuring 11 metres in length, 3.5 metres in width, and weighing 70 tons.

The journey began at the manufacturer’s facility in Austria, where the cargo was carefully prepared and coordinated through each phase of its move to the United States. The scope of the operation included: Road transport from the production site to the port of Bremerhaven; Transfer onto a Mafi trailer for port handling; Secure loading onto a RORO vessel bound for the U.S.

This successful shipment once again demonstrates Aprojects Austria’s expertise in managing complex logistics for heavy and out-of-gauge cargo. Congratulations to the Aprojects Austria team on another excellently executed operation!

 
 

18 December 2025 |

Jumbo awarded contract to install the TPs

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Jumbo Offshore is pleased to announce signing of two contracts for the Transport and Installation (T&I) of Transition Pieces (TPs) for an upcoming offshore wind farm development.

Jumbo Offshore will install the TPs using one of its two DP2 heavy-lift vessels during the project campaigns. In addition to T&I, the awarded scope includes full management and operation of the marshalling yard. This includes responsibility for receiving the TPs from the transport vessel at the quayside, transferring them to the storage area, preparing them for installation, and returning them to the quay for loading onto the installation vessel.
The contract awards reinforce Jumbo Offshore’s position as a trusted partner for complex offshore foundation projects and highlight the company’s ongoing commitment to innovation, collaboration, and excellence in the offshore wind sector.

 
 

Jumbo Offshore is pleased to announce signing of two contracts for the Transport and Installation (T&I) of Transition Pieces (TPs) for an upcoming offshore wind farm development.

Jumbo Offshore will install the TPs using one of its two DP2 heavy-lift vessels during the project campaigns. In addition to T&I, the awarded scope includes full management and operation of the marshalling yard. This includes responsibility for receiving the TPs from the transport vessel at the quayside, transferring them to the storage area, preparing them for installation, and returning them to the quay for loading onto the installation vessel.
The contract awards reinforce Jumbo Offshore’s position as a trusted partner for complex offshore foundation projects and highlight the company’s ongoing commitment to innovation, collaboration, and excellence in the offshore wind sector.

 
 

18 December 2025 |
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