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Jumbo’s HLV Fairlane has loaded a 249-tonne Eco Hopper in Brindisi, Italy – bound for Germany.

The unit measures 24 × 17.4 × 24.8 metres and was shipped fully assembled.

These movable Eco Hoppers are specialised mobile port equipment used for the dust-controlled unloading of dry bulk materials from ships.

Fairlane and crew transited the Kiel Canal and safely offloaded the hopper in Rostock. Another cargo delivered safely in good hands.

Jumbo’s HLV Fairlane has loaded a 249-tonne Eco Hopper in Brindisi, Italy – bound for Germany.

The unit measures 24 × 17.4 × 24.8 metres and was shipped fully assembled.

These movable Eco Hoppers are specialised mobile port equipment used for the dust-controlled unloading of dry bulk materials from ships.

Fairlane and crew transited the Kiel Canal and safely offloaded the hopper in Rostock. Another cargo delivered safely in good hands.

With demand for road freight services across Asia Pacific rising, leading global logistics provider Rhenus Group has announced plans to further expand its road freight operations in the region.

As part of its broader regional growth strategy, the company is strengthening cross-border trucking across Southeast Asia and key corridors between Greater China and Southeast Asia. Building on this, it is continuously integrating road with air and ocean freight, while scaling local distribution, sourcing and leveraging existing free trade zone warehousing capabilities.

As part of this expansion, Rhenus is investing in local capabilities to support individual market needs including the recent establishment of its Bukit Kayu Hitam Border Office in Malaysia, with full customs capabilities to support smoother cross-border movements.

​​Prem Anand Anandaverl, Regional Director of Cross Border Trucking Asia, Rhenus Logistics notes, “Our goal is to provide a seamless connectivity to the global network by reinforcing a comprehensive road freight service and continue to help businesses to move their goods across Asia efficiently and compliantly. Road Freight is playing an increasingly important role in building a resilient supply chain especially in this region.”

The global freight trucking market size 1 is projected to be valued at US$2.74 Tn in 2025 and is set to reach US$3.70 Tn by 2032, growing at a CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) of 3.9%. Asia Pacific remains a key growth driver, supported by expanding industrial output, a large consumer base, and rapidly developing logistics infrastructure enabling both domestic and cross-border trade.

With more than 150 owned and partner road freight locations in Europe, Rhenus currently operates in over 15 countries through a well-established network. The expansion of road freight services in Asia Pacific will enable the company to further integrate its’ end-to-end supply chain solutions, combining road freight solutions with air and ocean services to deliver more flexible and customized logistics solutions globally.

Ongoing investments in multilingual local teams, dedicated border infrastructure, and best practice transport management systems will support seamless cross-border operations, stronger customs and regulatory expertise across markets.

Leveraging its rail connections between Greater China and Europe, alongside a robust multimodal network spanning sea, land, and rail, the company aims to provide customers with greater flexibility and scalability in response to evolving supply chain demands. The company is also working with partners to improve CO₂ tracking and explore alternative fuel options, supporting more sustainable road freight operations.

With demand for road freight services across Asia Pacific rising, leading global logistics provider Rhenus Group has announced plans to further expand its road freight operations in the region.

As part of its broader regional growth strategy, the company is strengthening cross-border trucking across Southeast Asia and key corridors between Greater China and Southeast Asia. Building on this, it is continuously integrating road with air and ocean freight, while scaling local distribution, sourcing and leveraging existing free trade zone warehousing capabilities.

As part of this expansion, Rhenus is investing in local capabilities to support individual market needs including the recent establishment of its Bukit Kayu Hitam Border Office in Malaysia, with full customs capabilities to support smoother cross-border movements.

​​Prem Anand Anandaverl, Regional Director of Cross Border Trucking Asia, Rhenus Logistics notes, “Our goal is to provide a seamless connectivity to the global network by reinforcing a comprehensive road freight service and continue to help businesses to move their goods across Asia efficiently and compliantly. Road Freight is playing an increasingly important role in building a resilient supply chain especially in this region.”

The global freight trucking market size 1 is projected to be valued at US$2.74 Tn in 2025 and is set to reach US$3.70 Tn by 2032, growing at a CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) of 3.9%. Asia Pacific remains a key growth driver, supported by expanding industrial output, a large consumer base, and rapidly developing logistics infrastructure enabling both domestic and cross-border trade.

With more than 150 owned and partner road freight locations in Europe, Rhenus currently operates in over 15 countries through a well-established network. The expansion of road freight services in Asia Pacific will enable the company to further integrate its’ end-to-end supply chain solutions, combining road freight solutions with air and ocean services to deliver more flexible and customized logistics solutions globally.

Ongoing investments in multilingual local teams, dedicated border infrastructure, and best practice transport management systems will support seamless cross-border operations, stronger customs and regulatory expertise across markets.

Leveraging its rail connections between Greater China and Europe, alongside a robust multimodal network spanning sea, land, and rail, the company aims to provide customers with greater flexibility and scalability in response to evolving supply chain demands. The company is also working with partners to improve CO₂ tracking and explore alternative fuel options, supporting more sustainable road freight operations.

Wallenius Wilhelmsen reported adjusted EBITDA of USD 389 million in the first quarter of 2026, slightly below the previous quarter.

“Shipping demand remains very strong with solid volumes and high utilization, especially ex-Asia. At the same time, the conflict in the Middle East and an increasingly tight charter market is putting pressure on net bunker and capacity costs,” says Lasse Kristoffersen, President and CEO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen.

Total revenues in Q1 were USD 1,253m, and was down 1% QoQ with seasonally lower revenues for Shipping services partly offset by increased revenues for Logistics services. Net profit for Q1 was USD 177m compared to USD 175m in Q4.

“2026 will be affected by the current cost surge, and the situations underpins the value of our financial commercial and operational strength,” says Kristoffersen.

Wallenius Wilhelmsen expects 2026 to be another solid year. However, due to increased net bunker and capacity cost for Shipping services and a soft start to the year for Government services, the outlook has been adjusted. Adjusted EBITDA for 2026 is now expected to end about USD 1.6bn, down from USD 1.65-1.75bn.

Geopolitics continue to impact our operations as the conflict in the Middle East leaves us with one vessel inside the Strait of Hormuz and a landbased operation in Dubai with limited operations.

“We are relieved that the ground and vessels staff affected by the Middle East conflict are safe.” Lasse Kristoffersen, President and CEO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen.
Beyond that, the main impact on operations is linked to increased fuel cost and the company expects that to impact our results in the coming quarter. Over time, a full cost recovery under the BAF clauses is expected.

Q1 highlights: Adjusted EBITDA for Q1 2026 ended at USD 389m, down 3% QoQ, reflecting seasonally softer results for Shipping partly offset by improved results in Logistics
Shipping demand, especially from Asia, continues to grow with an increasingly tight charter-in market putting pressure on capacity cost; Logistics delivered a strong quarter, supported by cost measures and higher auto volumes, while Government had a soft start to the year partly explained by a seasonally lower activity level; Direct commercial impact from the Middle East conflict is limited with only 2-3% of revenues linked to the region. However, the indirect effect of higher fuel cost in Q2 will be substantial before costs are recovered through BAF clauses in subsequent quarters; Adjusted EBITDA for 2026 is expected to be about USD 1.6bn, down compared to the previous outlook, primarily reflecting higher net bunker and capacity cost for Shipping.

Wallenius Wilhelmsen reported adjusted EBITDA of USD 389 million in the first quarter of 2026, slightly below the previous quarter.

“Shipping demand remains very strong with solid volumes and high utilization, especially ex-Asia. At the same time, the conflict in the Middle East and an increasingly tight charter market is putting pressure on net bunker and capacity costs,” says Lasse Kristoffersen, President and CEO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen.

Total revenues in Q1 were USD 1,253m, and was down 1% QoQ with seasonally lower revenues for Shipping services partly offset by increased revenues for Logistics services. Net profit for Q1 was USD 177m compared to USD 175m in Q4.

“2026 will be affected by the current cost surge, and the situations underpins the value of our financial commercial and operational strength,” says Kristoffersen.

Wallenius Wilhelmsen expects 2026 to be another solid year. However, due to increased net bunker and capacity cost for Shipping services and a soft start to the year for Government services, the outlook has been adjusted. Adjusted EBITDA for 2026 is now expected to end about USD 1.6bn, down from USD 1.65-1.75bn.

Geopolitics continue to impact our operations as the conflict in the Middle East leaves us with one vessel inside the Strait of Hormuz and a landbased operation in Dubai with limited operations.

“We are relieved that the ground and vessels staff affected by the Middle East conflict are safe.” Lasse Kristoffersen, President and CEO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen.
Beyond that, the main impact on operations is linked to increased fuel cost and the company expects that to impact our results in the coming quarter. Over time, a full cost recovery under the BAF clauses is expected.

Q1 highlights: Adjusted EBITDA for Q1 2026 ended at USD 389m, down 3% QoQ, reflecting seasonally softer results for Shipping partly offset by improved results in Logistics
Shipping demand, especially from Asia, continues to grow with an increasingly tight charter-in market putting pressure on capacity cost; Logistics delivered a strong quarter, supported by cost measures and higher auto volumes, while Government had a soft start to the year partly explained by a seasonally lower activity level; Direct commercial impact from the Middle East conflict is limited with only 2-3% of revenues linked to the region. However, the indirect effect of higher fuel cost in Q2 will be substantial before costs are recovered through BAF clauses in subsequent quarters; Adjusted EBITDA for 2026 is expected to be about USD 1.6bn, down compared to the previous outlook, primarily reflecting higher net bunker and capacity cost for Shipping.

Kalmar expects its comparable operating profit margin to be above 12.5 percent in 2026.

President & CEO Sami Niiranen: Kalmar’s sales grew and overall profitability improved, but at the same time we faced operational headwinds in our Services segment. While I’m proud of our resilience, there is clearly still room for improvement. We are operating in an attractive market, from a strong financial position, that allows us to navigate an unpredictable world without compromising on our long-term goals.
The market activity in the quarter was in line with our expectations. We saw stable demand comparable to the previous quarters. Despite the increased geopolitical instability, we experienced continued high interest in our sustainable solutions across our core customer segments and regions. The data from our connected equipment also showed stable activity levels.
Our order intake for the first quarter totalled EUR 451 (480) million and continued sequentially on a stable level. The orders received increased in the Americas and the APAC region, but decreased in EMEA. The decline from the strong comparison period can largely be explained in the Equipment segment by the timing of some sizeable orders from our customers in ports and terminals and in the Services segment by a few large service agreements. On a positive note, the distribution end customer market in the US showed a gradual recovery in the first quarter. Our order book remained essentially unchanged.
Our financial performance remained solid. Sales increased by 5 percent or by 10 percent in constant currencies to EUR 420 (398) million. Sales grew in both segments and all market areas. The comparable operating profit of EUR 52 (48) million increased by 8 percent, representing 12.3 (12.0) percent of sales.
Profitability improved in our Equipment segment, but the Service segment’s profitability continued to be burdened by tariffs and challenges in the spare parts sales in North America, partly due to the sluggish market activity in the region. However, we are confident in our ability to improve the profitability of our Services business. Our large installed base of 70,000 equipment and global service network of approximately 1,500 service technicians, close to our customers, is an important asset and competitive edge. To address the operational shortfalls, we are implementing cost optimisation actions and have proactively introduced targeted sales growth and strategic pricing actions.
Kalmar’s financial position is strong. At the end of March we were net cash positive. ROCE increased to 24.2%. Our cash flow from operations excluding finance items and taxes amounted to EUR 67 million. Our Driving Excellence initiative continued to deliver results. By the end of March, we had achieved annualised gross efficiency improvements of approximately EUR 40 million.
Our eco portfolio sales continued to grow and already accounts for 45 (43) percent of sales. On the fully electric vehicle front the share of total Equipment orders in the last 12 months was 9 (11) percent, hence the pace being below our ambitions. In the coming quarters, we will expand our electric portfolio further. This will increase our competitiveness and meet the customer needs in the different end-markets.
Sustainable growth is driven by our own operations and by deepening strategic cooperations and partnerships with leading players and institutions. In March, we announced a donation of EUR 100,000 to the University of Tampere, to accelerate the development of electrification, automation, artificial intelligence and digitalisation.
Looking ahead. We are maintaining our full year guidance and estimate our comparable operating profit margin to be over 12.5 percent in 2026. Most importantly, we’re executing our core strategy by staying close to our customers’ evolving needs regardless of the geopolitical weather.

Kalmar expects its comparable operating profit margin to be above 12.5 percent in 2026.

President & CEO Sami Niiranen: Kalmar’s sales grew and overall profitability improved, but at the same time we faced operational headwinds in our Services segment. While I’m proud of our resilience, there is clearly still room for improvement. We are operating in an attractive market, from a strong financial position, that allows us to navigate an unpredictable world without compromising on our long-term goals.
The market activity in the quarter was in line with our expectations. We saw stable demand comparable to the previous quarters. Despite the increased geopolitical instability, we experienced continued high interest in our sustainable solutions across our core customer segments and regions. The data from our connected equipment also showed stable activity levels.
Our order intake for the first quarter totalled EUR 451 (480) million and continued sequentially on a stable level. The orders received increased in the Americas and the APAC region, but decreased in EMEA. The decline from the strong comparison period can largely be explained in the Equipment segment by the timing of some sizeable orders from our customers in ports and terminals and in the Services segment by a few large service agreements. On a positive note, the distribution end customer market in the US showed a gradual recovery in the first quarter. Our order book remained essentially unchanged.
Our financial performance remained solid. Sales increased by 5 percent or by 10 percent in constant currencies to EUR 420 (398) million. Sales grew in both segments and all market areas. The comparable operating profit of EUR 52 (48) million increased by 8 percent, representing 12.3 (12.0) percent of sales.
Profitability improved in our Equipment segment, but the Service segment’s profitability continued to be burdened by tariffs and challenges in the spare parts sales in North America, partly due to the sluggish market activity in the region. However, we are confident in our ability to improve the profitability of our Services business. Our large installed base of 70,000 equipment and global service network of approximately 1,500 service technicians, close to our customers, is an important asset and competitive edge. To address the operational shortfalls, we are implementing cost optimisation actions and have proactively introduced targeted sales growth and strategic pricing actions.
Kalmar’s financial position is strong. At the end of March we were net cash positive. ROCE increased to 24.2%. Our cash flow from operations excluding finance items and taxes amounted to EUR 67 million. Our Driving Excellence initiative continued to deliver results. By the end of March, we had achieved annualised gross efficiency improvements of approximately EUR 40 million.
Our eco portfolio sales continued to grow and already accounts for 45 (43) percent of sales. On the fully electric vehicle front the share of total Equipment orders in the last 12 months was 9 (11) percent, hence the pace being below our ambitions. In the coming quarters, we will expand our electric portfolio further. This will increase our competitiveness and meet the customer needs in the different end-markets.
Sustainable growth is driven by our own operations and by deepening strategic cooperations and partnerships with leading players and institutions. In March, we announced a donation of EUR 100,000 to the University of Tampere, to accelerate the development of electrification, automation, artificial intelligence and digitalisation.
Looking ahead. We are maintaining our full year guidance and estimate our comparable operating profit margin to be over 12.5 percent in 2026. Most importantly, we’re executing our core strategy by staying close to our customers’ evolving needs regardless of the geopolitical weather.

Kaleido Logistics, member of the Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) for Spain and Portugal, successfully coordinated the transport of steel structures for a bridge construction project in Canada, starting November 2024 and coming to its end during March 2026.

The project involved the shipment of more than 400 steel beams destined for bridge construction in Valleyfield, Canada, transported from the Port of Vigo, Spain, in seven separate shipments totaling nearly 23,000 cubic meters of cargo.

Due to the size and weight of the structures, the operation required detailed planning and coordination across multiple stages of the logistics chain. Kaleido Logistics managed the port operations, cargo securing, engineering solutions and sea transport, ensuring that all elements were handled safely and efficiently.

Prior to loading, the steel components were delivered to the Kaleido Port Terminal in the Port of Vigo, where they remained at yard until arrival of the chartered ocean vessel. The cargo included oversized beams and structural elements that required specialized handling and tailored securing solutions to guarantee safe maritime transport.

Kaleido worked with the client from the initial planning phase to engineer lifting strategies tailored to each module, ensuring safe handling and precise stowage for seamless loading onto the vessel.

Collaboration between all parties enabled the development of a tailored stowage plan, carefully balancing the cargo’s characteristics with the vessel’s capabilities to ensure safe and efficient transport.

Furthermore, coordinating the shipment schedule was critical, as the destination port was closed from December to March due to adverse weather conditions.

Kaleido’s technical and operational teams developed the cargo securing and stowage strategy, ensuring the structural integrity of the pieces during ocean transport and compliance with all safety standards. Engineering studies and customized lashing systems were implemented to adapt the cargo to the designated vessels configuration.

Kaleido Logistics, member of the Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) for Spain and Portugal, successfully coordinated the transport of steel structures for a bridge construction project in Canada, starting November 2024 and coming to its end during March 2026.

The project involved the shipment of more than 400 steel beams destined for bridge construction in Valleyfield, Canada, transported from the Port of Vigo, Spain, in seven separate shipments totaling nearly 23,000 cubic meters of cargo.

Due to the size and weight of the structures, the operation required detailed planning and coordination across multiple stages of the logistics chain. Kaleido Logistics managed the port operations, cargo securing, engineering solutions and sea transport, ensuring that all elements were handled safely and efficiently.

Prior to loading, the steel components were delivered to the Kaleido Port Terminal in the Port of Vigo, where they remained at yard until arrival of the chartered ocean vessel. The cargo included oversized beams and structural elements that required specialized handling and tailored securing solutions to guarantee safe maritime transport.

Kaleido worked with the client from the initial planning phase to engineer lifting strategies tailored to each module, ensuring safe handling and precise stowage for seamless loading onto the vessel.

Collaboration between all parties enabled the development of a tailored stowage plan, carefully balancing the cargo’s characteristics with the vessel’s capabilities to ensure safe and efficient transport.

Furthermore, coordinating the shipment schedule was critical, as the destination port was closed from December to March due to adverse weather conditions.

Kaleido’s technical and operational teams developed the cargo securing and stowage strategy, ensuring the structural integrity of the pieces during ocean transport and compliance with all safety standards. Engineering studies and customized lashing systems were implemented to adapt the cargo to the designated vessels configuration.

Vestas has received a 186 MW order from EDF power solutions North America to supply 28 EnVentus V162-6.2 MW wind turbines and two EnVentus V162-6.0 MW wind turbines for the Forêt Domaniale wind project in Québec, Canada.

The order includes a 10-year Active Output Management (AOM) 5000 service agreement. Once operational, Forêt Domaniale will provide clean and secure energy to tens of thousands of Québec homes while supporting local job creation and industrial development.

The 186 MW Forêt Domaniale order builds on a series of EnVentus projects with EDF power solutions North America in Québec in 2025, including the 275 MW Madawaska project and the 124 MW Haute‑Chaudiêre wind project. Together, these projects amount to almost 600 MW of EnVentus orders in the province, underscoring the strong momentum behind wind development in Québec.

“Forêt Domaniale represents our third project with EDF power solutions North America in Québec in just the past year, underscoring the strength of our collaboration and the impact that world‑class technology paired with proven supply‑chain expertise can deliver,” said Laura Beane, President, Vestas North America. “Through continued investment in Québec’s energy future, we are helping unlock large‑scale renewable development across the province. With Hydro‑Québec targeting 10 gigawatts of wind capacity by 2035, momentum is clearly accelerating, and partnerships like this are essential to turning that ambitious vision into reality.”

“Our collaboration with Vestas continues to be a cornerstone of our success, and Forêt Domaniale Wind — the third project secured through Hydro-Québec’s call for tenders — is a strong reflection of that,” said Tristan Grimbert, President and CEO of EDF power solutions North America. “We are proud of this collaboration and remain deeply committed to playing a meaningful role in shaping Québec’s energy future.”

Vestas is a leader in Canada’s onshore wind market, with an installed base of more than 5 GW across all 10 provinces and a supply chain supported by over 300 local suppliers. The Forêt Domaniale project builds on a milestone year for Vestas in Quebec in 2025, marked by new turbine sales and construction and commissioning milestones that will deliver more than 1 GW of clean energy impact.

“As a technology leader with deep local expertise, we’re able to deliver projects that reflect exactly what our customers need; reliable performance, execution excellence, and long‑term value,” said Jeff Fuchs, Senior Vice President, Onshore Sales, Vestas North America. “We are committed to supporting our customers and the province with solutions that deliver meaningful, lasting benefits for communities for generations to come.”

As part of a shared commitment to strengthen local manufacturing and job creation, EDF power solutions and Vestas have partnered with Québec-based Marmen as the tower supplier, supporting 150 direct jobs in Matane.

“Forêt Domaniale is a strong example of how sustained collaboration between developers, OEMs and local manufacturers can advance the energy transition while strengthening the regional economy,” said Vincent Trudel, President and CEO, Marmen. “Marmen is proud to work with Vestas and EDF power

solutions and remains committed to supporting the long-term growth of wind energy in Québec through local manufacturing expertise.”

Delivery of the turbines is expected to begin in the second quarter of 2027, with commissioning scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2027.

Vestas strengthens Québec presence

Broekman teams join forces to carry out towage operation

Briggs acquired by pension capital investor IFM

Tadano continues forestation activities

Livo Logistics manages complex transportation

Kalmar appoints Tamara de Gruyter as President of Services

New Bertling Head Office takes shape

Modern Shipping Agencies establishes CIS transit solution

Wind farm project utilises SCHEUERLE BladeLifter systems

DEME celebrates milestone anniversary

PCN welcomes Logistix Tanzania

Sarens drives US wind projects to the final stage

DEME welcomes His Majesty King Philippe of the Belgians

Broekman coordinates tower operation

Hoegh welcomes another newbuild to their fleet

Vestas has received a 186 MW order from EDF power solutions North America to supply 28 EnVentus V162-6.2 MW wind turbines and two EnVentus V162-6.0 MW wind turbines for the Forêt Domaniale wind project in Québec, Canada.

The order includes a 10-year Active Output Management (AOM) 5000 service agreement. Once operational, Forêt Domaniale will provide clean and secure energy to tens of thousands of Québec homes while supporting local job creation and industrial development.

The 186 MW Forêt Domaniale order builds on a series of EnVentus projects with EDF power solutions North America in Québec in 2025, including the 275 MW Madawaska project and the 124 MW Haute‑Chaudiêre wind project. Together, these projects amount to almost 600 MW of EnVentus orders in the province, underscoring the strong momentum behind wind development in Québec.

“Forêt Domaniale represents our third project with EDF power solutions North America in Québec in just the past year, underscoring the strength of our collaboration and the impact that world‑class technology paired with proven supply‑chain expertise can deliver,” said Laura Beane, President, Vestas North America. “Through continued investment in Québec’s energy future, we are helping unlock large‑scale renewable development across the province. With Hydro‑Québec targeting 10 gigawatts of wind capacity by 2035, momentum is clearly accelerating, and partnerships like this are essential to turning that ambitious vision into reality.”

“Our collaboration with Vestas continues to be a cornerstone of our success, and Forêt Domaniale Wind — the third project secured through Hydro-Québec’s call for tenders — is a strong reflection of that,” said Tristan Grimbert, President and CEO of EDF power solutions North America. “We are proud of this collaboration and remain deeply committed to playing a meaningful role in shaping Québec’s energy future.”

Vestas is a leader in Canada’s onshore wind market, with an installed base of more than 5 GW across all 10 provinces and a supply chain supported by over 300 local suppliers. The Forêt Domaniale project builds on a milestone year for Vestas in Quebec in 2025, marked by new turbine sales and construction and commissioning milestones that will deliver more than 1 GW of clean energy impact.

“As a technology leader with deep local expertise, we’re able to deliver projects that reflect exactly what our customers need; reliable performance, execution excellence, and long‑term value,” said Jeff Fuchs, Senior Vice President, Onshore Sales, Vestas North America. “We are committed to supporting our customers and the province with solutions that deliver meaningful, lasting benefits for communities for generations to come.”

As part of a shared commitment to strengthen local manufacturing and job creation, EDF power solutions and Vestas have partnered with Québec-based Marmen as the tower supplier, supporting 150 direct jobs in Matane.

“Forêt Domaniale is a strong example of how sustained collaboration between developers, OEMs and local manufacturers can advance the energy transition while strengthening the regional economy,” said Vincent Trudel, President and CEO, Marmen. “Marmen is proud to work with Vestas and EDF power

solutions and remains committed to supporting the long-term growth of wind energy in Québec through local manufacturing expertise.”

Delivery of the turbines is expected to begin in the second quarter of 2027, with commissioning scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2027.

Vestas strengthens Québec presence

Broekman teams join forces to carry out towage operation

Briggs acquired by pension capital investor IFM

Tadano continues forestation activities

Livo Logistics manages complex transportation

Kalmar appoints Tamara de Gruyter as President of Services

New Bertling Head Office takes shape

Modern Shipping Agencies establishes CIS transit solution

Wind farm project utilises SCHEUERLE BladeLifter systems

DEME celebrates milestone anniversary

PCN welcomes Logistix Tanzania

Sarens drives US wind projects to the final stage

DEME welcomes His Majesty King Philippe of the Belgians

Broekman coordinates tower operation

Hoegh welcomes another newbuild to their fleet

Vestas has received a 186 MW order from EDF power solutions North America to supply 28 EnVentus V162-6.2 MW wind turbines and two EnVentus V162-6.0 MW wind turbines for the Forêt Domaniale wind project in Québec, Canada.

The order includes a 10-year Active Output Management (AOM) 5000 service agreement. Once operational, Forêt Domaniale will provide clean and secure energy to tens of thousands of Québec homes while supporting local job creation and industrial development.

The 186 MW Forêt Domaniale order builds on a series of EnVentus projects with EDF power solutions North America in Québec in 2025, including the 275 MW Madawaska project and the 124 MW Haute‑Chaudiêre wind project. Together, these projects amount to almost 600 MW of EnVentus orders in the province, underscoring the strong momentum behind wind development in Québec.

“Forêt Domaniale represents our third project with EDF power solutions North America in Québec in just the past year, underscoring the strength of our collaboration and the impact that world‑class technology paired with proven supply‑chain expertise can deliver,” said Laura Beane, President, Vestas North America. “Through continued investment in Québec’s energy future, we are helping unlock large‑scale renewable development across the province. With Hydro‑Québec targeting 10 gigawatts of wind capacity by 2035, momentum is clearly accelerating, and partnerships like this are essential to turning that ambitious vision into reality.”

“Our collaboration with Vestas continues to be a cornerstone of our success, and Forêt Domaniale Wind — the third project secured through Hydro-Québec’s call for tenders — is a strong reflection of that,” said Tristan Grimbert, President and CEO of EDF power solutions North America. “We are proud of this collaboration and remain deeply committed to playing a meaningful role in shaping Québec’s energy future.”

Vestas is a leader in Canada’s onshore wind market, with an installed base of more than 5 GW across all 10 provinces and a supply chain supported by over 300 local suppliers. The Forêt Domaniale project builds on a milestone year for Vestas in Quebec in 2025, marked by new turbine sales and construction and commissioning milestones that will deliver more than 1 GW of clean energy impact.

“As a technology leader with deep local expertise, we’re able to deliver projects that reflect exactly what our customers need; reliable performance, execution excellence, and long‑term value,” said Jeff Fuchs, Senior Vice President, Onshore Sales, Vestas North America. “We are committed to supporting our customers and the province with solutions that deliver meaningful, lasting benefits for communities for generations to come.”

As part of a shared commitment to strengthen local manufacturing and job creation, EDF power solutions and Vestas have partnered with Québec-based Marmen as the tower supplier, supporting 150 direct jobs in Matane.

“Forêt Domaniale is a strong example of how sustained collaboration between developers, OEMs and local manufacturers can advance the energy transition while strengthening the regional economy,” said Vincent Trudel, President and CEO, Marmen. “Marmen is proud to work with Vestas and EDF power

solutions and remains committed to supporting the long-term growth of wind energy in Québec through local manufacturing expertise.”

Delivery of the turbines is expected to begin in the second quarter of 2027, with commissioning scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2027.

Vestas strengthens Québec presence

Broekman teams join forces to carry out towage operation

Briggs acquired by pension capital investor IFM

Tadano continues forestation activities

Livo Logistics manages complex transportation

Kalmar appoints Tamara de Gruyter as President of Services

New Bertling Head Office takes shape

Modern Shipping Agencies establishes CIS transit solution

Wind farm project utilises SCHEUERLE BladeLifter systems

DEME celebrates milestone anniversary

PCN welcomes Logistix Tanzania

Sarens drives US wind projects to the final stage

DEME welcomes His Majesty King Philippe of the Belgians

Broekman coordinates tower operation

Hoegh welcomes another newbuild to their fleet

Vestas has received a 186 MW order from EDF power solutions North America to supply 28 EnVentus V162-6.2 MW wind turbines and two EnVentus V162-6.0 MW wind turbines for the Forêt Domaniale wind project in Québec, Canada.

The order includes a 10-year Active Output Management (AOM) 5000 service agreement. Once operational, Forêt Domaniale will provide clean and secure energy to tens of thousands of Québec homes while supporting local job creation and industrial development.

The 186 MW Forêt Domaniale order builds on a series of EnVentus projects with EDF power solutions North America in Québec in 2025, including the 275 MW Madawaska project and the 124 MW Haute‑Chaudiêre wind project. Together, these projects amount to almost 600 MW of EnVentus orders in the province, underscoring the strong momentum behind wind development in Québec.

“Forêt Domaniale represents our third project with EDF power solutions North America in Québec in just the past year, underscoring the strength of our collaboration and the impact that world‑class technology paired with proven supply‑chain expertise can deliver,” said Laura Beane, President, Vestas North America. “Through continued investment in Québec’s energy future, we are helping unlock large‑scale renewable development across the province. With Hydro‑Québec targeting 10 gigawatts of wind capacity by 2035, momentum is clearly accelerating, and partnerships like this are essential to turning that ambitious vision into reality.”

“Our collaboration with Vestas continues to be a cornerstone of our success, and Forêt Domaniale Wind — the third project secured through Hydro-Québec’s call for tenders — is a strong reflection of that,” said Tristan Grimbert, President and CEO of EDF power solutions North America. “We are proud of this collaboration and remain deeply committed to playing a meaningful role in shaping Québec’s energy future.”

Vestas is a leader in Canada’s onshore wind market, with an installed base of more than 5 GW across all 10 provinces and a supply chain supported by over 300 local suppliers. The Forêt Domaniale project builds on a milestone year for Vestas in Quebec in 2025, marked by new turbine sales and construction and commissioning milestones that will deliver more than 1 GW of clean energy impact.

“As a technology leader with deep local expertise, we’re able to deliver projects that reflect exactly what our customers need; reliable performance, execution excellence, and long‑term value,” said Jeff Fuchs, Senior Vice President, Onshore Sales, Vestas North America. “We are committed to supporting our customers and the province with solutions that deliver meaningful, lasting benefits for communities for generations to come.”

As part of a shared commitment to strengthen local manufacturing and job creation, EDF power solutions and Vestas have partnered with Québec-based Marmen as the tower supplier, supporting 150 direct jobs in Matane.

“Forêt Domaniale is a strong example of how sustained collaboration between developers, OEMs and local manufacturers can advance the energy transition while strengthening the regional economy,” said Vincent Trudel, President and CEO, Marmen. “Marmen is proud to work with Vestas and EDF power

solutions and remains committed to supporting the long-term growth of wind energy in Québec through local manufacturing expertise.”

Delivery of the turbines is expected to begin in the second quarter of 2027, with commissioning scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2027.

Vestas strengthens Québec presence

Broekman teams join forces to carry out towage operation

Briggs acquired by pension capital investor IFM

Tadano continues forestation activities

Livo Logistics manages complex transportation

Kalmar appoints Tamara de Gruyter as President of Services

New Bertling Head Office takes shape

Modern Shipping Agencies establishes CIS transit solution

Wind farm project utilises SCHEUERLE BladeLifter systems

DEME celebrates milestone anniversary

PCN welcomes Logistix Tanzania

Sarens drives US wind projects to the final stage

DEME welcomes His Majesty King Philippe of the Belgians

Broekman coordinates tower operation

Hoegh welcomes another newbuild to their fleet

Vestas has received a 186 MW order from EDF power solutions North America to supply 28 EnVentus V162-6.2 MW wind turbines and two EnVentus V162-6.0 MW wind turbines for the Forêt Domaniale wind project in Québec, Canada.

The order includes a 10-year Active Output Management (AOM) 5000 service agreement. Once operational, Forêt Domaniale will provide clean and secure energy to tens of thousands of Québec homes while supporting local job creation and industrial development.

The 186 MW Forêt Domaniale order builds on a series of EnVentus projects with EDF power solutions North America in Québec in 2025, including the 275 MW Madawaska project and the 124 MW Haute‑Chaudiêre wind project. Together, these projects amount to almost 600 MW of EnVentus orders in the province, underscoring the strong momentum behind wind development in Québec.

“Forêt Domaniale represents our third project with EDF power solutions North America in Québec in just the past year, underscoring the strength of our collaboration and the impact that world‑class technology paired with proven supply‑chain expertise can deliver,” said Laura Beane, President, Vestas North America. “Through continued investment in Québec’s energy future, we are helping unlock large‑scale renewable development across the province. With Hydro‑Québec targeting 10 gigawatts of wind capacity by 2035, momentum is clearly accelerating, and partnerships like this are essential to turning that ambitious vision into reality.”

“Our collaboration with Vestas continues to be a cornerstone of our success, and Forêt Domaniale Wind — the third project secured through Hydro-Québec’s call for tenders — is a strong reflection of that,” said Tristan Grimbert, President and CEO of EDF power solutions North America. “We are proud of this collaboration and remain deeply committed to playing a meaningful role in shaping Québec’s energy future.”

Vestas is a leader in Canada’s onshore wind market, with an installed base of more than 5 GW across all 10 provinces and a supply chain supported by over 300 local suppliers. The Forêt Domaniale project builds on a milestone year for Vestas in Quebec in 2025, marked by new turbine sales and construction and commissioning milestones that will deliver more than 1 GW of clean energy impact.

“As a technology leader with deep local expertise, we’re able to deliver projects that reflect exactly what our customers need; reliable performance, execution excellence, and long‑term value,” said Jeff Fuchs, Senior Vice President, Onshore Sales, Vestas North America. “We are committed to supporting our customers and the province with solutions that deliver meaningful, lasting benefits for communities for generations to come.”

As part of a shared commitment to strengthen local manufacturing and job creation, EDF power solutions and Vestas have partnered with Québec-based Marmen as the tower supplier, supporting 150 direct jobs in Matane.

“Forêt Domaniale is a strong example of how sustained collaboration between developers, OEMs and local manufacturers can advance the energy transition while strengthening the regional economy,” said Vincent Trudel, President and CEO, Marmen. “Marmen is proud to work with Vestas and EDF power

solutions and remains committed to supporting the long-term growth of wind energy in Québec through local manufacturing expertise.”

Delivery of the turbines is expected to begin in the second quarter of 2027, with commissioning scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2027.

Vestas strengthens Québec presence

Broekman teams join forces to carry out towage operation

Briggs acquired by pension capital investor IFM

Tadano continues forestation activities

Livo Logistics manages complex transportation

Kalmar appoints Tamara de Gruyter as President of Services

New Bertling Head Office takes shape

Modern Shipping Agencies establishes CIS transit solution

Wind farm project utilises SCHEUERLE BladeLifter systems

DEME celebrates milestone anniversary

PCN welcomes Logistix Tanzania

Sarens drives US wind projects to the final stage

DEME welcomes His Majesty King Philippe of the Belgians

Broekman coordinates tower operation

Hoegh welcomes another newbuild to their fleet

Vestas has received a 186 MW order from EDF power solutions North America to supply 28 EnVentus V162-6.2 MW wind turbines and two EnVentus V162-6.0 MW wind turbines for the Forêt Domaniale wind project in Québec, Canada.

The order includes a 10-year Active Output Management (AOM) 5000 service agreement. Once operational, Forêt Domaniale will provide clean and secure energy to tens of thousands of Québec homes while supporting local job creation and industrial development.

The 186 MW Forêt Domaniale order builds on a series of EnVentus projects with EDF power solutions North America in Québec in 2025, including the 275 MW Madawaska project and the 124 MW Haute‑Chaudiêre wind project. Together, these projects amount to almost 600 MW of EnVentus orders in the province, underscoring the strong momentum behind wind development in Québec.

“Forêt Domaniale represents our third project with EDF power solutions North America in Québec in just the past year, underscoring the strength of our collaboration and the impact that world‑class technology paired with proven supply‑chain expertise can deliver,” said Laura Beane, President, Vestas North America. “Through continued investment in Québec’s energy future, we are helping unlock large‑scale renewable development across the province. With Hydro‑Québec targeting 10 gigawatts of wind capacity by 2035, momentum is clearly accelerating, and partnerships like this are essential to turning that ambitious vision into reality.”

“Our collaboration with Vestas continues to be a cornerstone of our success, and Forêt Domaniale Wind — the third project secured through Hydro-Québec’s call for tenders — is a strong reflection of that,” said Tristan Grimbert, President and CEO of EDF power solutions North America. “We are proud of this collaboration and remain deeply committed to playing a meaningful role in shaping Québec’s energy future.”

Vestas is a leader in Canada’s onshore wind market, with an installed base of more than 5 GW across all 10 provinces and a supply chain supported by over 300 local suppliers. The Forêt Domaniale project builds on a milestone year for Vestas in Quebec in 2025, marked by new turbine sales and construction and commissioning milestones that will deliver more than 1 GW of clean energy impact.

“As a technology leader with deep local expertise, we’re able to deliver projects that reflect exactly what our customers need; reliable performance, execution excellence, and long‑term value,” said Jeff Fuchs, Senior Vice President, Onshore Sales, Vestas North America. “We are committed to supporting our customers and the province with solutions that deliver meaningful, lasting benefits for communities for generations to come.”

As part of a shared commitment to strengthen local manufacturing and job creation, EDF power solutions and Vestas have partnered with Québec-based Marmen as the tower supplier, supporting 150 direct jobs in Matane.

“Forêt Domaniale is a strong example of how sustained collaboration between developers, OEMs and local manufacturers can advance the energy transition while strengthening the regional economy,” said Vincent Trudel, President and CEO, Marmen. “Marmen is proud to work with Vestas and EDF power

solutions and remains committed to supporting the long-term growth of wind energy in Québec through local manufacturing expertise.”

Delivery of the turbines is expected to begin in the second quarter of 2027, with commissioning scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2027.

Vestas strengthens Québec presence

Broekman teams join forces to carry out towage operation

Briggs acquired by pension capital investor IFM

Tadano continues forestation activities

Livo Logistics manages complex transportation

Kalmar appoints Tamara de Gruyter as President of Services

New Bertling Head Office takes shape

Modern Shipping Agencies establishes CIS transit solution

Wind farm project utilises SCHEUERLE BladeLifter systems

DEME celebrates milestone anniversary

PCN welcomes Logistix Tanzania

Sarens drives US wind projects to the final stage

DEME welcomes His Majesty King Philippe of the Belgians

Broekman coordinates tower operation

Hoegh welcomes another newbuild to their fleet

Vestas has received a 186 MW order from EDF power solutions North America to supply 28 EnVentus V162-6.2 MW wind turbines and two EnVentus V162-6.0 MW wind turbines for the Forêt Domaniale wind project in Québec, Canada.

The order includes a 10-year Active Output Management (AOM) 5000 service agreement. Once operational, Forêt Domaniale will provide clean and secure energy to tens of thousands of Québec homes while supporting local job creation and industrial development.

The 186 MW Forêt Domaniale order builds on a series of EnVentus projects with EDF power solutions North America in Québec in 2025, including the 275 MW Madawaska project and the 124 MW Haute‑Chaudiêre wind project. Together, these projects amount to almost 600 MW of EnVentus orders in the province, underscoring the strong momentum behind wind development in Québec.

“Forêt Domaniale represents our third project with EDF power solutions North America in Québec in just the past year, underscoring the strength of our collaboration and the impact that world‑class technology paired with proven supply‑chain expertise can deliver,” said Laura Beane, President, Vestas North America. “Through continued investment in Québec’s energy future, we are helping unlock large‑scale renewable development across the province. With Hydro‑Québec targeting 10 gigawatts of wind capacity by 2035, momentum is clearly accelerating, and partnerships like this are essential to turning that ambitious vision into reality.”

“Our collaboration with Vestas continues to be a cornerstone of our success, and Forêt Domaniale Wind — the third project secured through Hydro-Québec’s call for tenders — is a strong reflection of that,” said Tristan Grimbert, President and CEO of EDF power solutions North America. “We are proud of this collaboration and remain deeply committed to playing a meaningful role in shaping Québec’s energy future.”

Vestas is a leader in Canada’s onshore wind market, with an installed base of more than 5 GW across all 10 provinces and a supply chain supported by over 300 local suppliers. The Forêt Domaniale project builds on a milestone year for Vestas in Quebec in 2025, marked by new turbine sales and construction and commissioning milestones that will deliver more than 1 GW of clean energy impact.

“As a technology leader with deep local expertise, we’re able to deliver projects that reflect exactly what our customers need; reliable performance, execution excellence, and long‑term value,” said Jeff Fuchs, Senior Vice President, Onshore Sales, Vestas North America. “We are committed to supporting our customers and the province with solutions that deliver meaningful, lasting benefits for communities for generations to come.”

As part of a shared commitment to strengthen local manufacturing and job creation, EDF power solutions and Vestas have partnered with Québec-based Marmen as the tower supplier, supporting 150 direct jobs in Matane.

“Forêt Domaniale is a strong example of how sustained collaboration between developers, OEMs and local manufacturers can advance the energy transition while strengthening the regional economy,” said Vincent Trudel, President and CEO, Marmen. “Marmen is proud to work with Vestas and EDF power

solutions and remains committed to supporting the long-term growth of wind energy in Québec through local manufacturing expertise.”

Delivery of the turbines is expected to begin in the second quarter of 2027, with commissioning scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2027.

Vestas strengthens Québec presence

Broekman teams join forces to carry out towage operation

Briggs acquired by pension capital investor IFM

Tadano continues forestation activities

Livo Logistics manages complex transportation

Kalmar appoints Tamara de Gruyter as President of Services

New Bertling Head Office takes shape

Modern Shipping Agencies establishes CIS transit solution

Wind farm project utilises SCHEUERLE BladeLifter systems

DEME celebrates milestone anniversary

PCN welcomes Logistix Tanzania

Sarens drives US wind projects to the final stage

DEME welcomes His Majesty King Philippe of the Belgians

Broekman coordinates tower operation

Hoegh welcomes another newbuild to their fleet

Vestas has received a 186 MW order from EDF power solutions North America to supply 28 EnVentus V162-6.2 MW wind turbines and two EnVentus V162-6.0 MW wind turbines for the Forêt Domaniale wind project in Québec, Canada.

The order includes a 10-year Active Output Management (AOM) 5000 service agreement. Once operational, Forêt Domaniale will provide clean and secure energy to tens of thousands of Québec homes while supporting local job creation and industrial development.

The 186 MW Forêt Domaniale order builds on a series of EnVentus projects with EDF power solutions North America in Québec in 2025, including the 275 MW Madawaska project and the 124 MW Haute‑Chaudiêre wind project. Together, these projects amount to almost 600 MW of EnVentus orders in the province, underscoring the strong momentum behind wind development in Québec.

“Forêt Domaniale represents our third project with EDF power solutions North America in Québec in just the past year, underscoring the strength of our collaboration and the impact that world‑class technology paired with proven supply‑chain expertise can deliver,” said Laura Beane, President, Vestas North America. “Through continued investment in Québec’s energy future, we are helping unlock large‑scale renewable development across the province. With Hydro‑Québec targeting 10 gigawatts of wind capacity by 2035, momentum is clearly accelerating, and partnerships like this are essential to turning that ambitious vision into reality.”

“Our collaboration with Vestas continues to be a cornerstone of our success, and Forêt Domaniale Wind — the third project secured through Hydro-Québec’s call for tenders — is a strong reflection of that,” said Tristan Grimbert, President and CEO of EDF power solutions North America. “We are proud of this collaboration and remain deeply committed to playing a meaningful role in shaping Québec’s energy future.”

Vestas is a leader in Canada’s onshore wind market, with an installed base of more than 5 GW across all 10 provinces and a supply chain supported by over 300 local suppliers. The Forêt Domaniale project builds on a milestone year for Vestas in Quebec in 2025, marked by new turbine sales and construction and commissioning milestones that will deliver more than 1 GW of clean energy impact.

“As a technology leader with deep local expertise, we’re able to deliver projects that reflect exactly what our customers need; reliable performance, execution excellence, and long‑term value,” said Jeff Fuchs, Senior Vice President, Onshore Sales, Vestas North America. “We are committed to supporting our customers and the province with solutions that deliver meaningful, lasting benefits for communities for generations to come.”

As part of a shared commitment to strengthen local manufacturing and job creation, EDF power solutions and Vestas have partnered with Québec-based Marmen as the tower supplier, supporting 150 direct jobs in Matane.

“Forêt Domaniale is a strong example of how sustained collaboration between developers, OEMs and local manufacturers can advance the energy transition while strengthening the regional economy,” said Vincent Trudel, President and CEO, Marmen. “Marmen is proud to work with Vestas and EDF power

solutions and remains committed to supporting the long-term growth of wind energy in Québec through local manufacturing expertise.”

Delivery of the turbines is expected to begin in the second quarter of 2027, with commissioning scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2027.

Vestas strengthens Québec presence

Broekman teams join forces to carry out towage operation

Briggs acquired by pension capital investor IFM

Tadano continues forestation activities

Livo Logistics manages complex transportation

Kalmar appoints Tamara de Gruyter as President of Services

New Bertling Head Office takes shape

Modern Shipping Agencies establishes CIS transit solution

Wind farm project utilises SCHEUERLE BladeLifter systems

DEME celebrates milestone anniversary

PCN welcomes Logistix Tanzania

Sarens drives US wind projects to the final stage

DEME welcomes His Majesty King Philippe of the Belgians

Broekman coordinates tower operation

Hoegh welcomes another newbuild to their fleet

Vestas has received a 186 MW order from EDF power solutions North America to supply 28 EnVentus V162-6.2 MW wind turbines and two EnVentus V162-6.0 MW wind turbines for the Forêt Domaniale wind project in Québec, Canada.

The order includes a 10-year Active Output Management (AOM) 5000 service agreement. Once operational, Forêt Domaniale will provide clean and secure energy to tens of thousands of Québec homes while supporting local job creation and industrial development.

The 186 MW Forêt Domaniale order builds on a series of EnVentus projects with EDF power solutions North America in Québec in 2025, including the 275 MW Madawaska project and the 124 MW Haute‑Chaudiêre wind project. Together, these projects amount to almost 600 MW of EnVentus orders in the province, underscoring the strong momentum behind wind development in Québec.

“Forêt Domaniale represents our third project with EDF power solutions North America in Québec in just the past year, underscoring the strength of our collaboration and the impact that world‑class technology paired with proven supply‑chain expertise can deliver,” said Laura Beane, President, Vestas North America. “Through continued investment in Québec’s energy future, we are helping unlock large‑scale renewable development across the province. With Hydro‑Québec targeting 10 gigawatts of wind capacity by 2035, momentum is clearly accelerating, and partnerships like this are essential to turning that ambitious vision into reality.”

“Our collaboration with Vestas continues to be a cornerstone of our success, and Forêt Domaniale Wind — the third project secured through Hydro-Québec’s call for tenders — is a strong reflection of that,” said Tristan Grimbert, President and CEO of EDF power solutions North America. “We are proud of this collaboration and remain deeply committed to playing a meaningful role in shaping Québec’s energy future.”

Vestas is a leader in Canada’s onshore wind market, with an installed base of more than 5 GW across all 10 provinces and a supply chain supported by over 300 local suppliers. The Forêt Domaniale project builds on a milestone year for Vestas in Quebec in 2025, marked by new turbine sales and construction and commissioning milestones that will deliver more than 1 GW of clean energy impact.

“As a technology leader with deep local expertise, we’re able to deliver projects that reflect exactly what our customers need; reliable performance, execution excellence, and long‑term value,” said Jeff Fuchs, Senior Vice President, Onshore Sales, Vestas North America. “We are committed to supporting our customers and the province with solutions that deliver meaningful, lasting benefits for communities for generations to come.”

As part of a shared commitment to strengthen local manufacturing and job creation, EDF power solutions and Vestas have partnered with Québec-based Marmen as the tower supplier, supporting 150 direct jobs in Matane.

“Forêt Domaniale is a strong example of how sustained collaboration between developers, OEMs and local manufacturers can advance the energy transition while strengthening the regional economy,” said Vincent Trudel, President and CEO, Marmen. “Marmen is proud to work with Vestas and EDF power

solutions and remains committed to supporting the long-term growth of wind energy in Québec through local manufacturing expertise.”

Delivery of the turbines is expected to begin in the second quarter of 2027, with commissioning scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2027.

Vestas strengthens Québec presence

Broekman teams join forces to carry out towage operation

Briggs acquired by pension capital investor IFM

Tadano continues forestation activities

Livo Logistics manages complex transportation

Kalmar appoints Tamara de Gruyter as President of Services

New Bertling Head Office takes shape

Modern Shipping Agencies establishes CIS transit solution

Wind farm project utilises SCHEUERLE BladeLifter systems

DEME celebrates milestone anniversary

PCN welcomes Logistix Tanzania

Sarens drives US wind projects to the final stage

DEME welcomes His Majesty King Philippe of the Belgians

Broekman coordinates tower operation

Hoegh welcomes another newbuild to their fleet

Vestas has received a 186 MW order from EDF power solutions North America to supply 28 EnVentus V162-6.2 MW wind turbines and two EnVentus V162-6.0 MW wind turbines for the Forêt Domaniale wind project in Québec, Canada.

The order includes a 10-year Active Output Management (AOM) 5000 service agreement. Once operational, Forêt Domaniale will provide clean and secure energy to tens of thousands of Québec homes while supporting local job creation and industrial development.

The 186 MW Forêt Domaniale order builds on a series of EnVentus projects with EDF power solutions North America in Québec in 2025, including the 275 MW Madawaska project and the 124 MW Haute‑Chaudiêre wind project. Together, these projects amount to almost 600 MW of EnVentus orders in the province, underscoring the strong momentum behind wind development in Québec.

“Forêt Domaniale represents our third project with EDF power solutions North America in Québec in just the past year, underscoring the strength of our collaboration and the impact that world‑class technology paired with proven supply‑chain expertise can deliver,” said Laura Beane, President, Vestas North America. “Through continued investment in Québec’s energy future, we are helping unlock large‑scale renewable development across the province. With Hydro‑Québec targeting 10 gigawatts of wind capacity by 2035, momentum is clearly accelerating, and partnerships like this are essential to turning that ambitious vision into reality.”

“Our collaboration with Vestas continues to be a cornerstone of our success, and Forêt Domaniale Wind — the third project secured through Hydro-Québec’s call for tenders — is a strong reflection of that,” said Tristan Grimbert, President and CEO of EDF power solutions North America. “We are proud of this collaboration and remain deeply committed to playing a meaningful role in shaping Québec’s energy future.”

Vestas is a leader in Canada’s onshore wind market, with an installed base of more than 5 GW across all 10 provinces and a supply chain supported by over 300 local suppliers. The Forêt Domaniale project builds on a milestone year for Vestas in Quebec in 2025, marked by new turbine sales and construction and commissioning milestones that will deliver more than 1 GW of clean energy impact.

“As a technology leader with deep local expertise, we’re able to deliver projects that reflect exactly what our customers need; reliable performance, execution excellence, and long‑term value,” said Jeff Fuchs, Senior Vice President, Onshore Sales, Vestas North America. “We are committed to supporting our customers and the province with solutions that deliver meaningful, lasting benefits for communities for generations to come.”

As part of a shared commitment to strengthen local manufacturing and job creation, EDF power solutions and Vestas have partnered with Québec-based Marmen as the tower supplier, supporting 150 direct jobs in Matane.

“Forêt Domaniale is a strong example of how sustained collaboration between developers, OEMs and local manufacturers can advance the energy transition while strengthening the regional economy,” said Vincent Trudel, President and CEO, Marmen. “Marmen is proud to work with Vestas and EDF power

solutions and remains committed to supporting the long-term growth of wind energy in Québec through local manufacturing expertise.”

Delivery of the turbines is expected to begin in the second quarter of 2027, with commissioning scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2027.

Vestas strengthens Québec presence

Broekman teams join forces to carry out towage operation

Briggs acquired by pension capital investor IFM

Tadano continues forestation activities

Livo Logistics manages complex transportation

Kalmar appoints Tamara de Gruyter as President of Services

New Bertling Head Office takes shape

Modern Shipping Agencies establishes CIS transit solution

Wind farm project utilises SCHEUERLE BladeLifter systems

DEME celebrates milestone anniversary

PCN welcomes Logistix Tanzania

Sarens drives US wind projects to the final stage

DEME welcomes His Majesty King Philippe of the Belgians

Broekman coordinates tower operation

Hoegh welcomes another newbuild to their fleet

Broekman teams from Project Logistics, Broekman Shipping Rotterdam and Broekman Eemshaven Services joined forces to carry out a well‑coordinated towage operation involving three barges along the Rotterdam–Eemshaven route.

The barges were equipped with cable‑lay materials used for the installation of electrical cables in the Wadden Sea. Each unit measured 60 × 16 × 3 metres, with an airdraft of up to 14.5 metres and a gross tonnage of 775 GT.

To ensure a safe and efficient transit, tugboats remained on standby while our teams closely monitored readiness and weather conditions. Once a suitable weather window was confirmed, the towage operation proceeded smoothly and according to plan.

This project is a strong example of how our marine services and project logistics capabilities are seamlessly integrated — enabling us to manage complex operations from preparation through to successful delivery.

Vestas strengthens Québec presence

Broekman teams join forces to carry out towage operation

Briggs acquired by pension capital investor IFM

Tadano continues forestation activities

Livo Logistics manages complex transportation

Kalmar appoints Tamara de Gruyter as President of Services

New Bertling Head Office takes shape

Modern Shipping Agencies establishes CIS transit solution

Wind farm project utilises SCHEUERLE BladeLifter systems

DEME celebrates milestone anniversary

PCN welcomes Logistix Tanzania

Sarens drives US wind projects to the final stage

DEME welcomes His Majesty King Philippe of the Belgians

Broekman coordinates tower operation

Hoegh welcomes another newbuild to their fleet

Broekman teams from Project Logistics, Broekman Shipping Rotterdam and Broekman Eemshaven Services joined forces to carry out a well‑coordinated towage operation involving three barges along the Rotterdam–Eemshaven route.

The barges were equipped with cable‑lay materials used for the installation of electrical cables in the Wadden Sea. Each unit measured 60 × 16 × 3 metres, with an airdraft of up to 14.5 metres and a gross tonnage of 775 GT.

To ensure a safe and efficient transit, tugboats remained on standby while our teams closely monitored readiness and weather conditions. Once a suitable weather window was confirmed, the towage operation proceeded smoothly and according to plan.

This project is a strong example of how our marine services and project logistics capabilities are seamlessly integrated — enabling us to manage complex operations from preparation through to successful delivery.

Vestas strengthens Québec presence

Broekman teams join forces to carry out towage operation

Briggs acquired by pension capital investor IFM

Tadano continues forestation activities

Livo Logistics manages complex transportation

Kalmar appoints Tamara de Gruyter as President of Services

New Bertling Head Office takes shape

Modern Shipping Agencies establishes CIS transit solution

Wind farm project utilises SCHEUERLE BladeLifter systems

DEME celebrates milestone anniversary

PCN welcomes Logistix Tanzania

Sarens drives US wind projects to the final stage

DEME welcomes His Majesty King Philippe of the Belgians

Broekman coordinates tower operation

Hoegh welcomes another newbuild to their fleet

Broekman teams from Project Logistics, Broekman Shipping Rotterdam and Broekman Eemshaven Services joined forces to carry out a well‑coordinated towage operation involving three barges along the Rotterdam–Eemshaven route.

The barges were equipped with cable‑lay materials used for the installation of electrical cables in the Wadden Sea. Each unit measured 60 × 16 × 3 metres, with an airdraft of up to 14.5 metres and a gross tonnage of 775 GT.

To ensure a safe and efficient transit, tugboats remained on standby while our teams closely monitored readiness and weather conditions. Once a suitable weather window was confirmed, the towage operation proceeded smoothly and according to plan.

This project is a strong example of how our marine services and project logistics capabilities are seamlessly integrated — enabling us to manage complex operations from preparation through to successful delivery.

Vestas strengthens Québec presence

Broekman teams join forces to carry out towage operation

Briggs acquired by pension capital investor IFM

Tadano continues forestation activities

Livo Logistics manages complex transportation

Kalmar appoints Tamara de Gruyter as President of Services

New Bertling Head Office takes shape

Modern Shipping Agencies establishes CIS transit solution

Wind farm project utilises SCHEUERLE BladeLifter systems

DEME celebrates milestone anniversary

PCN welcomes Logistix Tanzania

Sarens drives US wind projects to the final stage

DEME welcomes His Majesty King Philippe of the Belgians

Broekman coordinates tower operation

Hoegh welcomes another newbuild to their fleet

Broekman teams from Project Logistics, Broekman Shipping Rotterdam and Broekman Eemshaven Services joined forces to carry out a well‑coordinated towage operation involving three barges along the Rotterdam–Eemshaven route.

The barges were equipped with cable‑lay materials used for the installation of electrical cables in the Wadden Sea. Each unit measured 60 × 16 × 3 metres, with an airdraft of up to 14.5 metres and a gross tonnage of 775 GT.

To ensure a safe and efficient transit, tugboats remained on standby while our teams closely monitored readiness and weather conditions. Once a suitable weather window was confirmed, the towage operation proceeded smoothly and according to plan.

This project is a strong example of how our marine services and project logistics capabilities are seamlessly integrated — enabling us to manage complex operations from preparation through to successful delivery.

Vestas strengthens Québec presence

Broekman teams join forces to carry out towage operation

Briggs acquired by pension capital investor IFM

Tadano continues forestation activities

Livo Logistics manages complex transportation

Kalmar appoints Tamara de Gruyter as President of Services

New Bertling Head Office takes shape

Modern Shipping Agencies establishes CIS transit solution

Wind farm project utilises SCHEUERLE BladeLifter systems

DEME celebrates milestone anniversary

PCN welcomes Logistix Tanzania

Sarens drives US wind projects to the final stage

DEME welcomes His Majesty King Philippe of the Belgians

Broekman coordinates tower operation

Hoegh welcomes another newbuild to their fleet

Broekman teams from Project Logistics, Broekman Shipping Rotterdam and Broekman Eemshaven Services joined forces to carry out a well‑coordinated towage operation involving three barges along the Rotterdam–Eemshaven route.

The barges were equipped with cable‑lay materials used for the installation of electrical cables in the Wadden Sea. Each unit measured 60 × 16 × 3 metres, with an airdraft of up to 14.5 metres and a gross tonnage of 775 GT.

To ensure a safe and efficient transit, tugboats remained on standby while our teams closely monitored readiness and weather conditions. Once a suitable weather window was confirmed, the towage operation proceeded smoothly and according to plan.

This project is a strong example of how our marine services and project logistics capabilities are seamlessly integrated — enabling us to manage complex operations from preparation through to successful delivery.

Vestas strengthens Québec presence

Broekman teams join forces to carry out towage operation

Briggs acquired by pension capital investor IFM

Tadano continues forestation activities

Livo Logistics manages complex transportation

Kalmar appoints Tamara de Gruyter as President of Services

New Bertling Head Office takes shape

Modern Shipping Agencies establishes CIS transit solution

Wind farm project utilises SCHEUERLE BladeLifter systems

DEME celebrates milestone anniversary

PCN welcomes Logistix Tanzania

Sarens drives US wind projects to the final stage

DEME welcomes His Majesty King Philippe of the Belgians

Broekman coordinates tower operation

Hoegh welcomes another newbuild to their fleet

Broekman teams from Project Logistics, Broekman Shipping Rotterdam and Broekman Eemshaven Services joined forces to carry out a well‑coordinated towage operation involving three barges along the Rotterdam–Eemshaven route.

The barges were equipped with cable‑lay materials used for the installation of electrical cables in the Wadden Sea. Each unit measured 60 × 16 × 3 metres, with an airdraft of up to 14.5 metres and a gross tonnage of 775 GT.

To ensure a safe and efficient transit, tugboats remained on standby while our teams closely monitored readiness and weather conditions. Once a suitable weather window was confirmed, the towage operation proceeded smoothly and according to plan.

This project is a strong example of how our marine services and project logistics capabilities are seamlessly integrated — enabling us to manage complex operations from preparation through to successful delivery.

Vestas strengthens Québec presence

Broekman teams join forces to carry out towage operation

Briggs acquired by pension capital investor IFM

Tadano continues forestation activities

Livo Logistics manages complex transportation

Kalmar appoints Tamara de Gruyter as President of Services

New Bertling Head Office takes shape

Modern Shipping Agencies establishes CIS transit solution

Wind farm project utilises SCHEUERLE BladeLifter systems

DEME celebrates milestone anniversary

PCN welcomes Logistix Tanzania

Sarens drives US wind projects to the final stage

DEME welcomes His Majesty King Philippe of the Belgians

Broekman coordinates tower operation

Hoegh welcomes another newbuild to their fleet

Broekman teams from Project Logistics, Broekman Shipping Rotterdam and Broekman Eemshaven Services joined forces to carry out a well‑coordinated towage operation involving three barges along the Rotterdam–Eemshaven route.

The barges were equipped with cable‑lay materials used for the installation of electrical cables in the Wadden Sea. Each unit measured 60 × 16 × 3 metres, with an airdraft of up to 14.5 metres and a gross tonnage of 775 GT.

To ensure a safe and efficient transit, tugboats remained on standby while our teams closely monitored readiness and weather conditions. Once a suitable weather window was confirmed, the towage operation proceeded smoothly and according to plan.

This project is a strong example of how our marine services and project logistics capabilities are seamlessly integrated — enabling us to manage complex operations from preparation through to successful delivery.

Vestas strengthens Québec presence

Broekman teams join forces to carry out towage operation

Briggs acquired by pension capital investor IFM

Tadano continues forestation activities

Livo Logistics manages complex transportation

Kalmar appoints Tamara de Gruyter as President of Services

New Bertling Head Office takes shape

Modern Shipping Agencies establishes CIS transit solution

Wind farm project utilises SCHEUERLE BladeLifter systems

DEME celebrates milestone anniversary

PCN welcomes Logistix Tanzania

Sarens drives US wind projects to the final stage

DEME welcomes His Majesty King Philippe of the Belgians

Broekman coordinates tower operation

Hoegh welcomes another newbuild to their fleet

Broekman teams from Project Logistics, Broekman Shipping Rotterdam and Broekman Eemshaven Services joined forces to carry out a well‑coordinated towage operation involving three barges along the Rotterdam–Eemshaven route.

The barges were equipped with cable‑lay materials used for the installation of electrical cables in the Wadden Sea. Each unit measured 60 × 16 × 3 metres, with an airdraft of up to 14.5 metres and a gross tonnage of 775 GT.

To ensure a safe and efficient transit, tugboats remained on standby while our teams closely monitored readiness and weather conditions. Once a suitable weather window was confirmed, the towage operation proceeded smoothly and according to plan.

This project is a strong example of how our marine services and project logistics capabilities are seamlessly integrated — enabling us to manage complex operations from preparation through to successful delivery.

Vestas strengthens Québec presence

Broekman teams join forces to carry out towage operation

Briggs acquired by pension capital investor IFM

Tadano continues forestation activities

Livo Logistics manages complex transportation

Kalmar appoints Tamara de Gruyter as President of Services

New Bertling Head Office takes shape

Modern Shipping Agencies establishes CIS transit solution

Wind farm project utilises SCHEUERLE BladeLifter systems

DEME celebrates milestone anniversary

PCN welcomes Logistix Tanzania

Sarens drives US wind projects to the final stage

DEME welcomes His Majesty King Philippe of the Belgians

Broekman coordinates tower operation

Hoegh welcomes another newbuild to their fleet