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Huisman signs contract with Seadrill

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Huisman has signed a contract with offshore drilling contractor Seadrill for the delivery of an AS605X Auto Slip system, marking another step toward a more automated drill floor.

The technology will support Seadrill’s drilling operations by helping reduce personnel exposure in the red zone while improving safety, efficiency and operational consistency.

Huisman and Seadrill advance drill floor safety and efficiency with Auto Slip system
The AS605X Auto Slip automates the handling of drill pipe slips, reducing the need for manual intervention during critical drilling operations. Its design enables faster, more consistent slip handling and supports smoother drill floor activity in demanding offshore conditions.

The technology is expected to reduce well construction interferences by up to 2.5 days per typical 60-day well, driven by the elimination of insert changes, uninterrupted passage of drilling tools, rapid opening and closing sequences, and the ability to safely close on pipe in rolling and pitching offshore conditions.

In addition, the Huisman Auto Slip system integrates seamlessly with existing rig control systems, enabling straightforward implementation while supporting the industry’s increasing focus on automation and operational consistency.

John Dady, Director of Rig Innovation and Technology at Seadrill, said: “We are excited to be working together with Huisman to deploy these new power slips and fully test their ability to deliver the safety and performance that this new innovative design brings to the drill floor. These slips have the potential to drastically reduce human exposure in the red zone, as well as deliver impressive performance gains. This aligns well with our relentless drive to consistently deliver safe, efficient, and reliable operations.”

A key differentiator of the AS605X is Huisman’s patented roller-based clamping technology, which operates at the optimum point between pipe slipping and pipe crushing. This enables the system to handle extreme loads of up to 1,130mt while maintaining the integrity of the tubulars.

The Auto Slip features a large stepless clamping range, allowing a complete drill string – including bottom hole assemblies, stabilisers and centralisers – to be handled without changing inserts. The system can clamp tubulars ranging from 5″ to 9.5″ and open up to 19″, eliminating the need for manual intervention during critical drilling operations.

Ron Agterberg, Sales Manager at Huisman, said: “We are pleased to support Seadrill and share their vision on safety and operational efficiency. The AS605X represents a significant step forward in drill floor automation, combining enhanced safety with measurable efficiency improvements. This contract reflects the industry’s growing demand for technologies that help operators deliver wells faster, safer and with greater operational consistency.”

 
 

Huisman has signed a contract with offshore drilling contractor Seadrill for the delivery of an AS605X Auto Slip system, marking another step toward a more automated drill floor.

The technology will support Seadrill’s drilling operations by helping reduce personnel exposure in the red zone while improving safety, efficiency and operational consistency.

Huisman and Seadrill advance drill floor safety and efficiency with Auto Slip system
The AS605X Auto Slip automates the handling of drill pipe slips, reducing the need for manual intervention during critical drilling operations. Its design enables faster, more consistent slip handling and supports smoother drill floor activity in demanding offshore conditions.

The technology is expected to reduce well construction interferences by up to 2.5 days per typical 60-day well, driven by the elimination of insert changes, uninterrupted passage of drilling tools, rapid opening and closing sequences, and the ability to safely close on pipe in rolling and pitching offshore conditions.

In addition, the Huisman Auto Slip system integrates seamlessly with existing rig control systems, enabling straightforward implementation while supporting the industry’s increasing focus on automation and operational consistency.

John Dady, Director of Rig Innovation and Technology at Seadrill, said: “We are excited to be working together with Huisman to deploy these new power slips and fully test their ability to deliver the safety and performance that this new innovative design brings to the drill floor. These slips have the potential to drastically reduce human exposure in the red zone, as well as deliver impressive performance gains. This aligns well with our relentless drive to consistently deliver safe, efficient, and reliable operations.”

A key differentiator of the AS605X is Huisman’s patented roller-based clamping technology, which operates at the optimum point between pipe slipping and pipe crushing. This enables the system to handle extreme loads of up to 1,130mt while maintaining the integrity of the tubulars.

The Auto Slip features a large stepless clamping range, allowing a complete drill string – including bottom hole assemblies, stabilisers and centralisers – to be handled without changing inserts. The system can clamp tubulars ranging from 5″ to 9.5″ and open up to 19″, eliminating the need for manual intervention during critical drilling operations.

Ron Agterberg, Sales Manager at Huisman, said: “We are pleased to support Seadrill and share their vision on safety and operational efficiency. The AS605X represents a significant step forward in drill floor automation, combining enhanced safety with measurable efficiency improvements. This contract reflects the industry’s growing demand for technologies that help operators deliver wells faster, safer and with greater operational consistency.”

 
 

28 July 2026 |

Osprey deploys TII’s ePPU in a complex operation

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Leading UK heavy lift specialist Osprey deploys TII SCHEUERLE’s electric PowerPack Unit (ePPU) in a complex port operation.

Heavy transport operations are increasingly taking place in environments where conventional diesel-powered equipment reaches its limits – such as enclosed production halls, shipyards and sensitive port areas. With the first known electric SPMT transport operation in the United Kingdom, Osprey and TII SCHEUERLE demonstrate that zero-emission heavy transport is already a practical reality under demanding operating conditions.

Using the fully electric PowerPack Unit (ePPU) supplied by TII SCHEUERLE, Osprey carried out the operation entirely under electric power. The project demonstrates how zero-emission drive technology opens up new possibilities for heavy transport, particularly in enclosed buildings and environmentally sensitive areas where low-noise, emission-free solutions are increasingly required.

With around 200 axle lines, Osprey operates the largest SPMT fleet in the United Kingdom. For a demanding project in a complex port environment, the company deployed TII SCHEUERLE’s electric PowerPack Unit for the first time. A critical component was loaded onto SPMTs inside an enclosed building, transported to the berth and transferred onto a barge via roll-on/roll-off (RoRo). Every stage of the operation was completed using the battery-electric ePPU.

The project highlights one of the key advantages of electrically powered SPMTs. Unlike conventional diesel-powered PowerPack Units, the ePPU operates with zero local emissions and significantly reduced noise levels. This enables heavy transport operations inside production facilities, port buildings and other environmentally sensitive areas where exhaust emissions and noise can become limiting factors.

“This project has demonstrated that even demanding heavy transport operations can be carried out entirely with electric power. The SCHEUERLE ePPU expands our ability to deliver projects more sustainably while continuing to meet our customers’ high expectations in terms of safety, efficiency and reliability,” says Dean Graham, Operations & QHSE Director at Osprey Group.

The fully electric PowerPack Unit combines the proven capabilities of the SCHEUERLE SPMT with state-of-the-art battery technology. With a battery capacity of 320 kWh, it delivers performance comparable to the proven diesel-powered PPU Z390. Depending on the application, the battery provides sufficient capacity for a full working day. Fast DC charging with up to 300 kW, intelligent battery management and compatibility across all SCHEUERLE SPMT generations enable seamless integration into existing fleets.

For Osprey, the project marks another step towards more sustainable heavy transport solutions. By integrating zero-emission drive technology into its fleet, the company continues to expand its ability to deliver fully integrated transport solutions while reducing environmental impact throughout the entire project lifecycle.

 
 

Leading UK heavy lift specialist Osprey deploys TII SCHEUERLE’s electric PowerPack Unit (ePPU) in a complex port operation.

Heavy transport operations are increasingly taking place in environments where conventional diesel-powered equipment reaches its limits – such as enclosed production halls, shipyards and sensitive port areas. With the first known electric SPMT transport operation in the United Kingdom, Osprey and TII SCHEUERLE demonstrate that zero-emission heavy transport is already a practical reality under demanding operating conditions.

Using the fully electric PowerPack Unit (ePPU) supplied by TII SCHEUERLE, Osprey carried out the operation entirely under electric power. The project demonstrates how zero-emission drive technology opens up new possibilities for heavy transport, particularly in enclosed buildings and environmentally sensitive areas where low-noise, emission-free solutions are increasingly required.

With around 200 axle lines, Osprey operates the largest SPMT fleet in the United Kingdom. For a demanding project in a complex port environment, the company deployed TII SCHEUERLE’s electric PowerPack Unit for the first time. A critical component was loaded onto SPMTs inside an enclosed building, transported to the berth and transferred onto a barge via roll-on/roll-off (RoRo). Every stage of the operation was completed using the battery-electric ePPU.

The project highlights one of the key advantages of electrically powered SPMTs. Unlike conventional diesel-powered PowerPack Units, the ePPU operates with zero local emissions and significantly reduced noise levels. This enables heavy transport operations inside production facilities, port buildings and other environmentally sensitive areas where exhaust emissions and noise can become limiting factors.

“This project has demonstrated that even demanding heavy transport operations can be carried out entirely with electric power. The SCHEUERLE ePPU expands our ability to deliver projects more sustainably while continuing to meet our customers’ high expectations in terms of safety, efficiency and reliability,” says Dean Graham, Operations & QHSE Director at Osprey Group.

The fully electric PowerPack Unit combines the proven capabilities of the SCHEUERLE SPMT with state-of-the-art battery technology. With a battery capacity of 320 kWh, it delivers performance comparable to the proven diesel-powered PPU Z390. Depending on the application, the battery provides sufficient capacity for a full working day. Fast DC charging with up to 300 kW, intelligent battery management and compatibility across all SCHEUERLE SPMT generations enable seamless integration into existing fleets.

For Osprey, the project marks another step towards more sustainable heavy transport solutions. By integrating zero-emission drive technology into its fleet, the company continues to expand its ability to deliver fully integrated transport solutions while reducing environmental impact throughout the entire project lifecycle.

 
 

28 July 2026 |

ABL China names new Country Manager

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ABL are pleased to announce that Derek Qi has joined them as Country Manager for China.

Based in Tianjin, Derek will be working closely with Deputy Regional Managing Director, Yongfei Peng.

Derek brings nearly 20 years of experience in the oil and gas industry, with a strong focus on offshore oil and gas projects. Having held key roles with global energy organisations, he has developed extensive expertise in engineering, subsea technical delivery and full-lifecycle project management.

Derek Qi, Country Manager, ABL China, added: “I am excited to join ABL and to work with the team in China and across the wider Asia region.

ABL China has a strong reputation for technical excellence and trusted client support, and I look forward to helping build on that foundation as we continue to grow our services and support clients across offshore energy and marine projects.”

His deep knowledge of subsea production systems and offshore oil and gas operations, combined with a strong customer-centric approach will be invaluable in supporting the continued growth and success of ABL China and to our wider Asia business, strengthening our local leadership and technical capability as we continue to support clients across the region’s energy and marine markets.

Yongfei Peng, Deputy Regional Managing Director, said: “We are delighted to welcome Derek to ABL China. His extensive technical background, strong understanding of offshore oil and gas projects, and proven ability to lead complex workstreams will further strengthen our capability in China and across Asia.

Derek’s appointment reflects our continued commitment to investing in local expertise and delivering high-quality support to our clients.”

With a strong track record across major Chinese shipyards, ports and terminals, ABL China delivers expert on site supervision, superintendency and independent third party marine assurance services – ensuring quality, compliance and risk management at every stage.

Our offices in Shanghai, Tianjin and Guangzhou provide direct access to key coastal regions, enabling close collaboration with local stakeholders, alongside the delivery of office based consultancy and engineering services integrated with on site project support.

 
 

ABL are pleased to announce that Derek Qi has joined them as Country Manager for China.

Based in Tianjin, Derek will be working closely with Deputy Regional Managing Director, Yongfei Peng.

Derek brings nearly 20 years of experience in the oil and gas industry, with a strong focus on offshore oil and gas projects. Having held key roles with global energy organisations, he has developed extensive expertise in engineering, subsea technical delivery and full-lifecycle project management.

Derek Qi, Country Manager, ABL China, added: “I am excited to join ABL and to work with the team in China and across the wider Asia region.

ABL China has a strong reputation for technical excellence and trusted client support, and I look forward to helping build on that foundation as we continue to grow our services and support clients across offshore energy and marine projects.”

His deep knowledge of subsea production systems and offshore oil and gas operations, combined with a strong customer-centric approach will be invaluable in supporting the continued growth and success of ABL China and to our wider Asia business, strengthening our local leadership and technical capability as we continue to support clients across the region’s energy and marine markets.

Yongfei Peng, Deputy Regional Managing Director, said: “We are delighted to welcome Derek to ABL China. His extensive technical background, strong understanding of offshore oil and gas projects, and proven ability to lead complex workstreams will further strengthen our capability in China and across Asia.

Derek’s appointment reflects our continued commitment to investing in local expertise and delivering high-quality support to our clients.”

With a strong track record across major Chinese shipyards, ports and terminals, ABL China delivers expert on site supervision, superintendency and independent third party marine assurance services – ensuring quality, compliance and risk management at every stage.

Our offices in Shanghai, Tianjin and Guangzhou provide direct access to key coastal regions, enabling close collaboration with local stakeholders, alongside the delivery of office based consultancy and engineering services integrated with on site project support.

 
 

28 July 2026 |

PCN reports Unitrans in Senegal

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Project Cargo Network are pleased to report Universal Transit et Services (Unitrans) are new members in Senegal.

Based in Dakar, with a experienced, efficient and responsive team, they demonstrate great professionalism and rich experience in project and oversized cargo solutions.

Owner, Seynabou Dia introduces the company; “With many years of combined industry experience, the dynamism and expertise of our team make Unitrans a reliable partner for quality services that meet the most challenging demands.

We are driven by the belief that international logistics – beyond cranes and equipment – remains a relationship business. Understanding what truly matters to a client, anticipating the unexpected and keeping our word.

Our expert team has supported hundreds of companies globally. From SME exporters to multinational industrials, Unitrans provides a dedicated contact, tailored services and a strict commitment to deadlines.

With expertise in oversized cargo, industrial equipment, vehicles, and other heavy loads, we offer end-to-end multimodal logistics solutions by sea, air, and road. From pickup to final delivery – we can orchestrate every step of the project.

Unitrans builds logistics bridges between continents – with rigor, warmth, and expertise.”

 
 

Project Cargo Network are pleased to report Universal Transit et Services (Unitrans) are new members in Senegal.

Based in Dakar, with a experienced, efficient and responsive team, they demonstrate great professionalism and rich experience in project and oversized cargo solutions.

Owner, Seynabou Dia introduces the company; “With many years of combined industry experience, the dynamism and expertise of our team make Unitrans a reliable partner for quality services that meet the most challenging demands.

We are driven by the belief that international logistics – beyond cranes and equipment – remains a relationship business. Understanding what truly matters to a client, anticipating the unexpected and keeping our word.

Our expert team has supported hundreds of companies globally. From SME exporters to multinational industrials, Unitrans provides a dedicated contact, tailored services and a strict commitment to deadlines.

With expertise in oversized cargo, industrial equipment, vehicles, and other heavy loads, we offer end-to-end multimodal logistics solutions by sea, air, and road. From pickup to final delivery – we can orchestrate every step of the project.

Unitrans builds logistics bridges between continents – with rigor, warmth, and expertise.”

 
 

27 July 2026 |

PCN reports Unitrans in Senegal

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Project Cargo Network are pleased to report Universal Transit et Services (Unitrans) are new members in Senegal.

Based in Dakar, with a experienced, efficient and responsive team, they demonstrate great professionalism and rich experience in project and oversized cargo solutions.

Owner, Seynabou Dia introduces the company; “With many years of combined industry experience, the dynamism and expertise of our team make Unitrans a reliable partner for quality services that meet the most challenging demands.

We are driven by the belief that international logistics – beyond cranes and equipment – remains a relationship business. Understanding what truly matters to a client, anticipating the unexpected and keeping our word.

Our expert team has supported hundreds of companies globally. From SME exporters to multinational industrials, Unitrans provides a dedicated contact, tailored services and a strict commitment to deadlines.

With expertise in oversized cargo, industrial equipment, vehicles, and other heavy loads, we offer end-to-end multimodal logistics solutions by sea, air, and road. From pickup to final delivery – we can orchestrate every step of the project.

Unitrans builds logistics bridges between continents – with rigor, warmth, and expertise.”

 
 

Project Cargo Network are pleased to report Universal Transit et Services (Unitrans) are new members in Senegal.

Based in Dakar, with a experienced, efficient and responsive team, they demonstrate great professionalism and rich experience in project and oversized cargo solutions.

Owner, Seynabou Dia introduces the company; “With many years of combined industry experience, the dynamism and expertise of our team make Unitrans a reliable partner for quality services that meet the most challenging demands.

We are driven by the belief that international logistics – beyond cranes and equipment – remains a relationship business. Understanding what truly matters to a client, anticipating the unexpected and keeping our word.

Our expert team has supported hundreds of companies globally. From SME exporters to multinational industrials, Unitrans provides a dedicated contact, tailored services and a strict commitment to deadlines.

With expertise in oversized cargo, industrial equipment, vehicles, and other heavy loads, we offer end-to-end multimodal logistics solutions by sea, air, and road. From pickup to final delivery – we can orchestrate every step of the project.

Unitrans builds logistics bridges between continents – with rigor, warmth, and expertise.”

 
 

27 July 2026 |

PCN reports Unitrans in Senegal

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Project Cargo Network are pleased to report Universal Transit et Services (Unitrans) are new members in Senegal.

Based in Dakar, with a experienced, efficient and responsive team, they demonstrate great professionalism and rich experience in project and oversized cargo solutions.

Owner, Seynabou Dia introduces the company; “With many years of combined industry experience, the dynamism and expertise of our team make Unitrans a reliable partner for quality services that meet the most challenging demands.

We are driven by the belief that international logistics – beyond cranes and equipment – remains a relationship business. Understanding what truly matters to a client, anticipating the unexpected and keeping our word.

Our expert team has supported hundreds of companies globally. From SME exporters to multinational industrials, Unitrans provides a dedicated contact, tailored services and a strict commitment to deadlines.

With expertise in oversized cargo, industrial equipment, vehicles, and other heavy loads, we offer end-to-end multimodal logistics solutions by sea, air, and road. From pickup to final delivery – we can orchestrate every step of the project.

Unitrans builds logistics bridges between continents – with rigor, warmth, and expertise.”

 
 

Project Cargo Network are pleased to report Universal Transit et Services (Unitrans) are new members in Senegal.

Based in Dakar, with a experienced, efficient and responsive team, they demonstrate great professionalism and rich experience in project and oversized cargo solutions.

Owner, Seynabou Dia introduces the company; “With many years of combined industry experience, the dynamism and expertise of our team make Unitrans a reliable partner for quality services that meet the most challenging demands.

We are driven by the belief that international logistics – beyond cranes and equipment – remains a relationship business. Understanding what truly matters to a client, anticipating the unexpected and keeping our word.

Our expert team has supported hundreds of companies globally. From SME exporters to multinational industrials, Unitrans provides a dedicated contact, tailored services and a strict commitment to deadlines.

With expertise in oversized cargo, industrial equipment, vehicles, and other heavy loads, we offer end-to-end multimodal logistics solutions by sea, air, and road. From pickup to final delivery – we can orchestrate every step of the project.

Unitrans builds logistics bridges between continents – with rigor, warmth, and expertise.”

 
 

27 July 2026 |

PCN reports Unitrans in Senegal

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Project Cargo Network are pleased to report Universal Transit et Services (Unitrans) are new members in Senegal.

Based in Dakar, with a experienced, efficient and responsive team, they demonstrate great professionalism and rich experience in project and oversized cargo solutions.

Owner, Seynabou Dia introduces the company; “With many years of combined industry experience, the dynamism and expertise of our team make Unitrans a reliable partner for quality services that meet the most challenging demands.

We are driven by the belief that international logistics – beyond cranes and equipment – remains a relationship business. Understanding what truly matters to a client, anticipating the unexpected and keeping our word.

Our expert team has supported hundreds of companies globally. From SME exporters to multinational industrials, Unitrans provides a dedicated contact, tailored services and a strict commitment to deadlines.

With expertise in oversized cargo, industrial equipment, vehicles, and other heavy loads, we offer end-to-end multimodal logistics solutions by sea, air, and road. From pickup to final delivery – we can orchestrate every step of the project.

Unitrans builds logistics bridges between continents – with rigor, warmth, and expertise.”

 
 

Project Cargo Network are pleased to report Universal Transit et Services (Unitrans) are new members in Senegal.

Based in Dakar, with a experienced, efficient and responsive team, they demonstrate great professionalism and rich experience in project and oversized cargo solutions.

Owner, Seynabou Dia introduces the company; “With many years of combined industry experience, the dynamism and expertise of our team make Unitrans a reliable partner for quality services that meet the most challenging demands.

We are driven by the belief that international logistics – beyond cranes and equipment – remains a relationship business. Understanding what truly matters to a client, anticipating the unexpected and keeping our word.

Our expert team has supported hundreds of companies globally. From SME exporters to multinational industrials, Unitrans provides a dedicated contact, tailored services and a strict commitment to deadlines.

With expertise in oversized cargo, industrial equipment, vehicles, and other heavy loads, we offer end-to-end multimodal logistics solutions by sea, air, and road. From pickup to final delivery – we can orchestrate every step of the project.

Unitrans builds logistics bridges between continents – with rigor, warmth, and expertise.”

 
 

27 July 2026 |

Rhenus commissions PV system in Eisenach

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The Rhenus logistics hub in Eisenach has commissioned its large-scale photovoltaic (PV) system.

The new installation covers a total area of 30,000 square meters, completely covering three warehouse roofs at the site. With a peak output of 2.4 megawatts, the state-of-the-art system can generate enough electricity to supply the equivalent of approximately 750 households annually.

“With the commissioning of the new PV system, we have successfully completed a long-term construction project that reinforces our commitment to more resource-efficient logistics operations at the Eisenach site,” said Andreas Klös, Branch Manager of Rhenus Warehousing Solutions Eisenach.

The Rhenus logistics center in Eisenach-Kindel provides a broad range of services for its five major customers from the fashion, food, and household goods sectors. Its offerings include end-to-end logistics solutions, covering goods receipt, warehousing, order picking, and distribution. Operations are carried out through a combination of manual and automated processes, with a strong focus on efficiency, flexibility, and quality assurance.

 
 

The Rhenus logistics hub in Eisenach has commissioned its large-scale photovoltaic (PV) system.

The new installation covers a total area of 30,000 square meters, completely covering three warehouse roofs at the site. With a peak output of 2.4 megawatts, the state-of-the-art system can generate enough electricity to supply the equivalent of approximately 750 households annually.

“With the commissioning of the new PV system, we have successfully completed a long-term construction project that reinforces our commitment to more resource-efficient logistics operations at the Eisenach site,” said Andreas Klös, Branch Manager of Rhenus Warehousing Solutions Eisenach.

The Rhenus logistics center in Eisenach-Kindel provides a broad range of services for its five major customers from the fashion, food, and household goods sectors. Its offerings include end-to-end logistics solutions, covering goods receipt, warehousing, order picking, and distribution. Operations are carried out through a combination of manual and automated processes, with a strong focus on efficiency, flexibility, and quality assurance.

 
 

27 July 2026 |

Rhenus commissions PV system in Eisenach

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The Rhenus logistics hub in Eisenach has commissioned its large-scale photovoltaic (PV) system.

The new installation covers a total area of 30,000 square meters, completely covering three warehouse roofs at the site. With a peak output of 2.4 megawatts, the state-of-the-art system can generate enough electricity to supply the equivalent of approximately 750 households annually.

“With the commissioning of the new PV system, we have successfully completed a long-term construction project that reinforces our commitment to more resource-efficient logistics operations at the Eisenach site,” said Andreas Klös, Branch Manager of Rhenus Warehousing Solutions Eisenach.

The Rhenus logistics center in Eisenach-Kindel provides a broad range of services for its five major customers from the fashion, food, and household goods sectors. Its offerings include end-to-end logistics solutions, covering goods receipt, warehousing, order picking, and distribution. Operations are carried out through a combination of manual and automated processes, with a strong focus on efficiency, flexibility, and quality assurance.

 
 

The Rhenus logistics hub in Eisenach has commissioned its large-scale photovoltaic (PV) system.

The new installation covers a total area of 30,000 square meters, completely covering three warehouse roofs at the site. With a peak output of 2.4 megawatts, the state-of-the-art system can generate enough electricity to supply the equivalent of approximately 750 households annually.

“With the commissioning of the new PV system, we have successfully completed a long-term construction project that reinforces our commitment to more resource-efficient logistics operations at the Eisenach site,” said Andreas Klös, Branch Manager of Rhenus Warehousing Solutions Eisenach.

The Rhenus logistics center in Eisenach-Kindel provides a broad range of services for its five major customers from the fashion, food, and household goods sectors. Its offerings include end-to-end logistics solutions, covering goods receipt, warehousing, order picking, and distribution. Operations are carried out through a combination of manual and automated processes, with a strong focus on efficiency, flexibility, and quality assurance.

 
 

27 July 2026 |

Rhenus commissions PV system in Eisenach

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The Rhenus logistics hub in Eisenach has commissioned its large-scale photovoltaic (PV) system.

The new installation covers a total area of 30,000 square meters, completely covering three warehouse roofs at the site. With a peak output of 2.4 megawatts, the state-of-the-art system can generate enough electricity to supply the equivalent of approximately 750 households annually.

“With the commissioning of the new PV system, we have successfully completed a long-term construction project that reinforces our commitment to more resource-efficient logistics operations at the Eisenach site,” said Andreas Klös, Branch Manager of Rhenus Warehousing Solutions Eisenach.

The Rhenus logistics center in Eisenach-Kindel provides a broad range of services for its five major customers from the fashion, food, and household goods sectors. Its offerings include end-to-end logistics solutions, covering goods receipt, warehousing, order picking, and distribution. Operations are carried out through a combination of manual and automated processes, with a strong focus on efficiency, flexibility, and quality assurance.

 
 

The Rhenus logistics hub in Eisenach has commissioned its large-scale photovoltaic (PV) system.

The new installation covers a total area of 30,000 square meters, completely covering three warehouse roofs at the site. With a peak output of 2.4 megawatts, the state-of-the-art system can generate enough electricity to supply the equivalent of approximately 750 households annually.

“With the commissioning of the new PV system, we have successfully completed a long-term construction project that reinforces our commitment to more resource-efficient logistics operations at the Eisenach site,” said Andreas Klös, Branch Manager of Rhenus Warehousing Solutions Eisenach.

The Rhenus logistics center in Eisenach-Kindel provides a broad range of services for its five major customers from the fashion, food, and household goods sectors. Its offerings include end-to-end logistics solutions, covering goods receipt, warehousing, order picking, and distribution. Operations are carried out through a combination of manual and automated processes, with a strong focus on efficiency, flexibility, and quality assurance.

 
 

27 July 2026 |

Rhenus commissions PV system in Eisenach

0

The Rhenus logistics hub in Eisenach has commissioned its large-scale photovoltaic (PV) system.

The new installation covers a total area of 30,000 square meters, completely covering three warehouse roofs at the site. With a peak output of 2.4 megawatts, the state-of-the-art system can generate enough electricity to supply the equivalent of approximately 750 households annually.

“With the commissioning of the new PV system, we have successfully completed a long-term construction project that reinforces our commitment to more resource-efficient logistics operations at the Eisenach site,” said Andreas Klös, Branch Manager of Rhenus Warehousing Solutions Eisenach.

The Rhenus logistics center in Eisenach-Kindel provides a broad range of services for its five major customers from the fashion, food, and household goods sectors. Its offerings include end-to-end logistics solutions, covering goods receipt, warehousing, order picking, and distribution. Operations are carried out through a combination of manual and automated processes, with a strong focus on efficiency, flexibility, and quality assurance.

 
 

The Rhenus logistics hub in Eisenach has commissioned its large-scale photovoltaic (PV) system.

The new installation covers a total area of 30,000 square meters, completely covering three warehouse roofs at the site. With a peak output of 2.4 megawatts, the state-of-the-art system can generate enough electricity to supply the equivalent of approximately 750 households annually.

“With the commissioning of the new PV system, we have successfully completed a long-term construction project that reinforces our commitment to more resource-efficient logistics operations at the Eisenach site,” said Andreas Klös, Branch Manager of Rhenus Warehousing Solutions Eisenach.

The Rhenus logistics center in Eisenach-Kindel provides a broad range of services for its five major customers from the fashion, food, and household goods sectors. Its offerings include end-to-end logistics solutions, covering goods receipt, warehousing, order picking, and distribution. Operations are carried out through a combination of manual and automated processes, with a strong focus on efficiency, flexibility, and quality assurance.

 
 

27 July 2026 |

Mammoet strengthens in Saudi Arabia

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As Saudi Arabia continues to accelerate industrial, energy and infrastructure development, demand for specialized heavy lifting and transport solutions continues to grow.

To meet this demand, Mammoet has invested in new lifting and transport equipment, strengthening its operational capability and increasing the availability of specialized assets across the country.

Customers will benefit from faster equipment availability and greater flexibility across heavy lifting, transport, shutdown and maintenance activities.

The new equipment includes seven Mercedes-Benz trucks, 60 Goldhofer conventional axle lines, Azobé crane mats, and a range of all-terrain and crawler cranes. The crane fleet comprises three 160-tonne, one 250-tonne and one 500-tonne all terrain cranes, as well as two 250-tonne and one 400-tonne crawler cranes.

Based at Mammoet KSA’s operational hub in Al Jubail, the additional equipment enables the company to support more projects simultaneously while maintaining its high standards of safety and engineering.

The expanded fleet enhances Mammoet’s ability to support critical turnaround and maintenance projects, where detailed planning, readily available equipment and precise execution are essential to minimizing downtime and keeping facilities operating safely.

“Saudi Arabia is one of the world’s most active industrial and construction markets, with customers delivering an increasing number of major projects simultaneously,” said Abdul Rouf, General Manager, Mammoet KSA.

“This investment increases the availability of specialized equipment within the Kingdom, allowing us to respond more quickly to customer requirements, support multiple projects at the same time and provide the engineering expertise needed for increasingly demanding operations. Alongside expanding our fleet, we continue to strengthen our local team to ensure every project is delivered safely, efficiently and to the highest standard.”.

The investment forms part of Mammoet’s long-term growth strategy in the Kingdom, strengthening its in-country capability and reducing reliance on equipment mobilized from outside the country. By increasing local equipment availability, Mammoet provides customers with greater schedule certainty and flexibility while supporting concurrent projects.

With more than 50 years of operations in the country, Mammoet continues to strengthen its local capability to support the Kingdom’s growing demand for specialised heavy lifting and transport solutions.

 
 

As Saudi Arabia continues to accelerate industrial, energy and infrastructure development, demand for specialized heavy lifting and transport solutions continues to grow.

To meet this demand, Mammoet has invested in new lifting and transport equipment, strengthening its operational capability and increasing the availability of specialized assets across the country.

Customers will benefit from faster equipment availability and greater flexibility across heavy lifting, transport, shutdown and maintenance activities.

The new equipment includes seven Mercedes-Benz trucks, 60 Goldhofer conventional axle lines, Azobé crane mats, and a range of all-terrain and crawler cranes. The crane fleet comprises three 160-tonne, one 250-tonne and one 500-tonne all terrain cranes, as well as two 250-tonne and one 400-tonne crawler cranes.

Based at Mammoet KSA’s operational hub in Al Jubail, the additional equipment enables the company to support more projects simultaneously while maintaining its high standards of safety and engineering.

The expanded fleet enhances Mammoet’s ability to support critical turnaround and maintenance projects, where detailed planning, readily available equipment and precise execution are essential to minimizing downtime and keeping facilities operating safely.

“Saudi Arabia is one of the world’s most active industrial and construction markets, with customers delivering an increasing number of major projects simultaneously,” said Abdul Rouf, General Manager, Mammoet KSA.

“This investment increases the availability of specialized equipment within the Kingdom, allowing us to respond more quickly to customer requirements, support multiple projects at the same time and provide the engineering expertise needed for increasingly demanding operations. Alongside expanding our fleet, we continue to strengthen our local team to ensure every project is delivered safely, efficiently and to the highest standard.”.

The investment forms part of Mammoet’s long-term growth strategy in the Kingdom, strengthening its in-country capability and reducing reliance on equipment mobilized from outside the country. By increasing local equipment availability, Mammoet provides customers with greater schedule certainty and flexibility while supporting concurrent projects.

With more than 50 years of operations in the country, Mammoet continues to strengthen its local capability to support the Kingdom’s growing demand for specialised heavy lifting and transport solutions.

 
 

27 July 2026 |

Mammoet strengthens in Saudi Arabia

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As Saudi Arabia continues to accelerate industrial, energy and infrastructure development, demand for specialized heavy lifting and transport solutions continues to grow.

To meet this demand, Mammoet has invested in new lifting and transport equipment, strengthening its operational capability and increasing the availability of specialized assets across the country.

Customers will benefit from faster equipment availability and greater flexibility across heavy lifting, transport, shutdown and maintenance activities.

The new equipment includes seven Mercedes-Benz trucks, 60 Goldhofer conventional axle lines, Azobé crane mats, and a range of all-terrain and crawler cranes. The crane fleet comprises three 160-tonne, one 250-tonne and one 500-tonne all terrain cranes, as well as two 250-tonne and one 400-tonne crawler cranes.

Based at Mammoet KSA’s operational hub in Al Jubail, the additional equipment enables the company to support more projects simultaneously while maintaining its high standards of safety and engineering.

The expanded fleet enhances Mammoet’s ability to support critical turnaround and maintenance projects, where detailed planning, readily available equipment and precise execution are essential to minimizing downtime and keeping facilities operating safely.

“Saudi Arabia is one of the world’s most active industrial and construction markets, with customers delivering an increasing number of major projects simultaneously,” said Abdul Rouf, General Manager, Mammoet KSA.

“This investment increases the availability of specialized equipment within the Kingdom, allowing us to respond more quickly to customer requirements, support multiple projects at the same time and provide the engineering expertise needed for increasingly demanding operations. Alongside expanding our fleet, we continue to strengthen our local team to ensure every project is delivered safely, efficiently and to the highest standard.”.

The investment forms part of Mammoet’s long-term growth strategy in the Kingdom, strengthening its in-country capability and reducing reliance on equipment mobilized from outside the country. By increasing local equipment availability, Mammoet provides customers with greater schedule certainty and flexibility while supporting concurrent projects.

With more than 50 years of operations in the country, Mammoet continues to strengthen its local capability to support the Kingdom’s growing demand for specialised heavy lifting and transport solutions.

 
 

As Saudi Arabia continues to accelerate industrial, energy and infrastructure development, demand for specialized heavy lifting and transport solutions continues to grow.

To meet this demand, Mammoet has invested in new lifting and transport equipment, strengthening its operational capability and increasing the availability of specialized assets across the country.

Customers will benefit from faster equipment availability and greater flexibility across heavy lifting, transport, shutdown and maintenance activities.

The new equipment includes seven Mercedes-Benz trucks, 60 Goldhofer conventional axle lines, Azobé crane mats, and a range of all-terrain and crawler cranes. The crane fleet comprises three 160-tonne, one 250-tonne and one 500-tonne all terrain cranes, as well as two 250-tonne and one 400-tonne crawler cranes.

Based at Mammoet KSA’s operational hub in Al Jubail, the additional equipment enables the company to support more projects simultaneously while maintaining its high standards of safety and engineering.

The expanded fleet enhances Mammoet’s ability to support critical turnaround and maintenance projects, where detailed planning, readily available equipment and precise execution are essential to minimizing downtime and keeping facilities operating safely.

“Saudi Arabia is one of the world’s most active industrial and construction markets, with customers delivering an increasing number of major projects simultaneously,” said Abdul Rouf, General Manager, Mammoet KSA.

“This investment increases the availability of specialized equipment within the Kingdom, allowing us to respond more quickly to customer requirements, support multiple projects at the same time and provide the engineering expertise needed for increasingly demanding operations. Alongside expanding our fleet, we continue to strengthen our local team to ensure every project is delivered safely, efficiently and to the highest standard.”.

The investment forms part of Mammoet’s long-term growth strategy in the Kingdom, strengthening its in-country capability and reducing reliance on equipment mobilized from outside the country. By increasing local equipment availability, Mammoet provides customers with greater schedule certainty and flexibility while supporting concurrent projects.

With more than 50 years of operations in the country, Mammoet continues to strengthen its local capability to support the Kingdom’s growing demand for specialised heavy lifting and transport solutions.

 
 

27 July 2026 |

Mammoet strengthens in Saudi Arabia

0

As Saudi Arabia continues to accelerate industrial, energy and infrastructure development, demand for specialized heavy lifting and transport solutions continues to grow.

To meet this demand, Mammoet has invested in new lifting and transport equipment, strengthening its operational capability and increasing the availability of specialized assets across the country.

Customers will benefit from faster equipment availability and greater flexibility across heavy lifting, transport, shutdown and maintenance activities.

The new equipment includes seven Mercedes-Benz trucks, 60 Goldhofer conventional axle lines, Azobé crane mats, and a range of all-terrain and crawler cranes. The crane fleet comprises three 160-tonne, one 250-tonne and one 500-tonne all terrain cranes, as well as two 250-tonne and one 400-tonne crawler cranes.

Based at Mammoet KSA’s operational hub in Al Jubail, the additional equipment enables the company to support more projects simultaneously while maintaining its high standards of safety and engineering.

The expanded fleet enhances Mammoet’s ability to support critical turnaround and maintenance projects, where detailed planning, readily available equipment and precise execution are essential to minimizing downtime and keeping facilities operating safely.

“Saudi Arabia is one of the world’s most active industrial and construction markets, with customers delivering an increasing number of major projects simultaneously,” said Abdul Rouf, General Manager, Mammoet KSA.

“This investment increases the availability of specialized equipment within the Kingdom, allowing us to respond more quickly to customer requirements, support multiple projects at the same time and provide the engineering expertise needed for increasingly demanding operations. Alongside expanding our fleet, we continue to strengthen our local team to ensure every project is delivered safely, efficiently and to the highest standard.”.

The investment forms part of Mammoet’s long-term growth strategy in the Kingdom, strengthening its in-country capability and reducing reliance on equipment mobilized from outside the country. By increasing local equipment availability, Mammoet provides customers with greater schedule certainty and flexibility while supporting concurrent projects.

With more than 50 years of operations in the country, Mammoet continues to strengthen its local capability to support the Kingdom’s growing demand for specialised heavy lifting and transport solutions.

 
 

As Saudi Arabia continues to accelerate industrial, energy and infrastructure development, demand for specialized heavy lifting and transport solutions continues to grow.

To meet this demand, Mammoet has invested in new lifting and transport equipment, strengthening its operational capability and increasing the availability of specialized assets across the country.

Customers will benefit from faster equipment availability and greater flexibility across heavy lifting, transport, shutdown and maintenance activities.

The new equipment includes seven Mercedes-Benz trucks, 60 Goldhofer conventional axle lines, Azobé crane mats, and a range of all-terrain and crawler cranes. The crane fleet comprises three 160-tonne, one 250-tonne and one 500-tonne all terrain cranes, as well as two 250-tonne and one 400-tonne crawler cranes.

Based at Mammoet KSA’s operational hub in Al Jubail, the additional equipment enables the company to support more projects simultaneously while maintaining its high standards of safety and engineering.

The expanded fleet enhances Mammoet’s ability to support critical turnaround and maintenance projects, where detailed planning, readily available equipment and precise execution are essential to minimizing downtime and keeping facilities operating safely.

“Saudi Arabia is one of the world’s most active industrial and construction markets, with customers delivering an increasing number of major projects simultaneously,” said Abdul Rouf, General Manager, Mammoet KSA.

“This investment increases the availability of specialized equipment within the Kingdom, allowing us to respond more quickly to customer requirements, support multiple projects at the same time and provide the engineering expertise needed for increasingly demanding operations. Alongside expanding our fleet, we continue to strengthen our local team to ensure every project is delivered safely, efficiently and to the highest standard.”.

The investment forms part of Mammoet’s long-term growth strategy in the Kingdom, strengthening its in-country capability and reducing reliance on equipment mobilized from outside the country. By increasing local equipment availability, Mammoet provides customers with greater schedule certainty and flexibility while supporting concurrent projects.

With more than 50 years of operations in the country, Mammoet continues to strengthen its local capability to support the Kingdom’s growing demand for specialised heavy lifting and transport solutions.

 
 

27 July 2026 |
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