Mammoet - Mon April 20, 2026
Topside Decommissioning Projects Streamlined With Combined Planning
Oil and gas topsides are colossal offshore structures that can weigh tens of thousands of tons, so their safe removal requires specialist equipment and careful planning. Mammoet has been working with Allseas for many years, supporting it to offload some of the world's biggest topsides from its specialist vessels onto quaysides for disposal....
Manitowoc - Thu April 16, 2026
Mammoet Receives World's First Grove Plug-in Hybrid All-Terrain Crane
Mammoet has taken delivery of the first 165-ton Grove Plug-in Hybrid all-terrain crane, the GMK5150L-1e. The handover of the new Grove GMK5150L-1e took place in Breda, The Netherlands, at Manitowoc's Dutch sales and service facility....
Mammoet - Mon April 13, 2026
Supporting Construction of Next-Gen Floating Offshore Wind Turbines
While windy locations naturally make ideal spots for offshore wind farms, they bring challenges when it comes to assembling wind turbines — particularly in ports. Most wind turbines have fixed foundations and are assembled at sea using powerful installation vessels that are specially designed to withstand strong winds....
Mammoet - Mon April 13, 2026
Rapid Headframe Replacement for Canada's Biggest Potash Mine
Potash, a very fine mineral that contains potassium and is commonly used in food production, is in abundance in Saskatchewan, Canada. Mammoet has supported Ledcor with the construction of BHP's new Jansen potash mine, which is planned to begin production in 2027....
Mammoet - Thu March 26, 2026
Mammoet to Return to Bruce Power to Continue Major Upgrade Project
Mammoet is to return to the Bruce Power nuclear power plant in Ontario, Canada to continue its work in the major component replacement (MCR) project that will extend the life of the plants. The MCR project, which saw construction begin in 2020, includes the replacement of major components within six reactor units (Units 3-8) across two stations, Bruce A and B....
Mammoet - Mon March 23, 2026
Replacing Roof-Mounted Façade Cranes in the Heart of The Hague
Cities cannot stop, and so every effort must be made to perform heavy lifts safely while causing minimal disruption. Buildings and other immovable obstacles must be carefully considered, as must the safety of those living in, working in and visiting busy urban areas....
Mammoet - Fri December 19, 2025
Next Generation Monopiles Moved Using New Tech
Wind turbine sizes are increasing at an unprecedented rate and for clear reason: the bigger the turbine, the more power it can generate and the fewer are needed per wind farm. Taller turbines require larger foundations to withstand heavier winds further out to sea, but as these foundations grow, they are becoming increasingly challenging to lift and transport....
Mammoet - Wed October 22, 2025
Tadano CC 38.650-1 Removes Rabobank Logo Signage From Euromast in Rotterdam
The three Rabobank logos had been a permanent fixture on the 600 ft.-tall Euromast observation tower at Rotterdam's Het Park since 2009. However, since the advertisement contract between the bank and Euromast expired this year, the 26-ft.-tall logo signage had to be removed from a height of 570 ft....
Mammoet - Wed August 13, 2025
Record-Breaking Dragline Relocation Achieved Using SPMTs
Draglines are key pieces of equipment in open-pit mining in Australia. These excavation giants are big, heavy and powerful — making them challenging to move. Designed to operate on one mine site, with an inability to efficiently travel long distances under their own steam, these massive, electric mining machines require a lot of ancillary transmission and generation equipment to move between dig sites....
Mammoet - Tue April 29, 2025
First Large-Scale CCU Plant Built for German Cement Industry
Mammoet is helping the industry to decarbonize by providing safe and efficient solutions for moving and installing heavy objects. This was the case for the construction of the first large-scale Carbon Capture and Utilisation (CCU) plant for the cement plant at the Lengfurt site of Heidelberg Materials — one of the world's largest manufacturers of building materials....
