To meet the rapidly increasing demand for sustainably generated energy, and its associated need for sophisticated logistics concepts for the storage and transport of components, deugro and NORDFROST are pooling their strengths in a strategic cooperation. With the Green Energy Logistics Hub, the energy sector is being served from and to Wilhelmshaven on land and water.
On January 1, 2023, deugro Denmark A/S, one of the leading service providers for the logistical execution of wind energy projects, celebrated its 20th anniversary.
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The cargo contained eight diverter dampers measuring 495 x 470 x 465 centimeters and weighing 15 metric tons each. The units were shipped from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam to two thermoelectric plants in Bolivia. deugro’s special transport solution involving the use of a low-bed trailer led to the project being awarded to deugro and to cost savings for the client by avoiding civil works.
After a four-year hiatus, deugro conducted its first company-wide global meeting once again. Nearly 250 employees from around the globe met to reconnect, strengthen personal bonds, and further work on bringing the company’s growth strategy to life.
deugro successfully moved 120,000 freight tons of petrochemical equipment on behalf of its client Hyundai Engineering, from South Korea and China to Police, Poland for the EGAT project.
deugro, in collaboration with dteq Transport Engineering Solutions (dteq), successfully delivered eight pin piles from Bilbao, Spain to Vlissingen, Netherlands as part of the Baltic Eagle offshore wind farm project. The 77-meter-long pin piles, with a weight of over 270 metric tons each and a diameter of 2.4 meters, are the largest piles ever manufactured by Haizea Bilbao.
deugro signed an agreement on September 5, 2022 to sell its business in the Russian
Federation as part of a management buyout to its former local management.
deugro moved four LNG tanks with a unit weight of 225.4 metric tons and dimensions of 48.93 x 5.8 x 6 meters from the manufacturer’s yard in Decin, Czech Republic via the Port of Hamburg, Germany to the construction site in the Caribbean Sea.