Wind

For a Wind Farm Project in Texas, USA, deugro shipped 64 sets of wind turbine generators (WTGs) producing 2.5 megawatts of power each and with a total volume of 250,000 freight tons from China and South Korea to the USA. The shipments included hubs, nacelles, generators and tower sections with weights of up to 53 metric tons and dimensions of up to 53.50 x 3.68 x 3.09 meters.

deugro China, in cooperation with deugro USA, delivered 50 sets of wind turbine generators (WTGs) for a Canadian Wind Farm Project from China to the USA for further on-carriage to the province of Saskatchewan in Canada.

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.

With collaboration among the teams in Denmark, South Africa and China, deugro moved 168,500 FRT of oversized wind turbine generator (WTG) equipment from China and Denmark to South Africa.

The cargo included tower sections, generators, hubs, nacelles and blades.

In close collaboration between its offices in South Africa, Denmark, the USA and China, deugro successfully moved a total of 162,634.34 freight tons of wind turbine components from China, Denmark and the USA to Jeffreys Bay, South Africa. The cargo included tower sections, generators and hubs, 60 nacelles with a unit weight of 85 metric tons and 180 blades with a length of 49.5 meters.

For one of the world’s leading wind turbine manufacturers, deugro China and Australia moved 73 wind turbines from various loading ports in China to the construction site in New South Wales, Australia. Nine ocean-going vessels had to be chartered to ship the 210,000 freight tons of wind turbine generator (WTG) equipment, including 788 overdimensional components. The biggest items were the blades with a length of 50 meters.

As part of the Kvitfjell Raudfjell Wind Farm Project, deugro Danmark A/S successfully delivered 67 4.2-megawatt (MW) wind turbines with a volume of more than 290,000 freight tons originating from Morocco, Denmark and Indonesia to Norway. The cargo contained 800 oversized and heavy lift (OSHL) components including tower sections, nacelles, blades, generators and hubs plus more than 200 containers. The largest components were 28.3-metric-ton B63 blades with transport dimensions of 65 x 4.13 x 3.15 meters, and the heaviest were mid-towers with a weight of 80.24 metric tons each and measurements of 33.88 x 4.50 x 4.22 meters.