DHL Industrial Projects has transported more than 1,000 tons (907.2 tonnes) of transformers from China to Dubai, the UAE.
The transformers were delivered to the customer’s project site, where they will be used to safely adapt power voltages and transfer energy from one electric circuit to another.
DHL used tracking visibility tools to predict the estimated time of arrival, accurate to a couple of minutes. This helped to plan offloading operations easily, DHL said.
The USA’s project logistics business has been at full tilt in recent years. Although operators remain busy, there is growing caution about the market with projects on hold awaiting the outcome of autumn’s presidential race. Ian Putzger reports.
The third and final liner ring has been lifted into at Hinkley Point C’s second nuclear reactor building in Somerset, the UK.
Collett & Sons has delivered the final components to the Cushaling wind farm, Ireland.
Dutch transport engineering specialist Mammoet has performed the decommissioning load-ins of all three gravity-based topsides that were installed at the Brent field in the North Sea. Brent Charlie was the third, last and heaviest of the jobs.
Antonov Airlines in cooperation with Ceva Logistics delivered 40-tonnes of satellite equipment from Cologne-Bonn, Germany to Titusville, USA.
Laso Transportes has delivered key components for the 51.2 MW Cascante wind farm in Navarra, Spain.
