Hinkley Point C nuclear power project has reached a new milestone with the first of two giant Turbine Hall crane girders delivered to the site. The girder that spans the width of a football pitch...Read more
The EDF-led Hinkley Point C project in Somerset is moving ahead with the offshore works heading into its final stages with the arrival of two jack-up vessels to the site. DEME’s Neptune and Sea Challenger,...Read more
Hinkley Point C nuclear power project has reached a new milestone with the first reactor arriving in Somerset. According to the project developer, EDF, at just 13-metres long, the reactor pressure vessel is weighing 500...Read more
Heavy lift teams at Osprey have been a major part of reaching a number of major milestones in the construction of Hinkley Point C, not least the delivery of the Polar Crane Electrical Girder Beam. Read more
Staffordshire-based specialist shipping company Robert Wynn and Sons have delivered three 121-tonne transformers to Hinkley Point C’s Combwich Wharf onboard Terra Marique.Read more
Hinkley Point C in Somerset being developed by EDF is UK’s first nuclear power station for over 20 years. The project recently required a 257-tonne low pressure rotor to be delivered to the site. Read more
Dutch heavy lift and transport specialist Mammoet recently lend a hand to Balfour Beatty and EDF with project cargo delivery for the Hinkley Point C project. The company transported a pair of handling alignment frames...Read more
ConstructionPRESS RELEASE – Big Carl, the world’s largest crane capable of lifting 5,000 tonnes, has completed its first major lift at the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station in the UK. In total, the Sarens...Read more
Road transportBritish heavy transport company Collett has delivered worlds largest crane, the Sarens SGC-250, to a construction site in Somerset where the crane will be used to build a new nuclear power plant.
The Sarens SGC-250 will...Read more
Bristol Port has taken delivery of the largest crane in the world, the Sarens SCG-250 which can lift 5,000 tonnes at a radius of 50 metres. The machine is destined to undertake all the heaviest...Read more