• Oceania drives the wind energy industry, forecasting Australia to reach 26GW of generation by 2030 and New Zealand to close 2026 with an estimated market value of $38.53 billion
    • Upgrades to the Saudi Aramco’s Shaybah NGL plant in Saudi Arabia will increase its production to 2,400 MMSCFD
    • Sarens participates in Florida Power & Light (FPL) project to strengthen the resilience of the power grid against extreme weather conditions
    Oceania drives the wind energy industry, forecasting Australia to reach 26GW of generation by 2030 and New Zealand to close 2026 with an estimated market value of $38.53 billion
    Oceania

    Oceania drives the wind energy industry, forecasting Australia to reach 26GW of generation by 2030 and New Zealand to close 2026 with an estimated market value of $38.53 billion

    These efforts are joined by another strategic focus of Australian wind development located in Gippsland, which has a generation potential of up to 25 GW and is already home to some of the country's most significant projects.
    Upgrades to the Saudi Aramco’s Shaybah NGL plant in Saudi Arabia will increase its production to 2,400 MMSCFD
    Projects

    Upgrades to the Saudi Aramco’s Shaybah NGL plant in Saudi Arabia will increase its production to 2,400 MMSCFD

    As part of the improvement work undertaken at the plant, a new Dew Point Control Unit (DPCU) and a Propane Refrigeration Unit have been installed, designed to address existing limitations in the handling of heavy hydrocarbon feed and higher acidity levels.
    Sarens participates in Florida Power & Light (FPL) project to strengthen the resilience of the power grid against extreme weather conditions
    USA

    Sarens participates in Florida Power & Light (FPL) project to strengthen the resilience of the power grid against extreme weather conditions

    As a part of this project, Sarens is working on removing the old wood poles and transporting and installing the new concrete poles, which weigh between 6,000 and 42,000 pounds and are between 40 and 75 feet tall.
    Oceania drives the wind energy industry, forecasting Australia to reach 26GW of generation by 2030 and New Zealand to close 2026 with an estimated market value of $38.53 billion
    Upgrades to the Saudi Aramco’s Shaybah NGL plant in Saudi Arabia will increase its production to 2,400 MMSCFD
    Sarens participates in Florida Power & Light (FPL) project to strengthen the resilience of the power grid against extreme weather conditions
    Oceania
    Oceania drives the wind energy industry, forecasting Australia to reach 26GW of generation by 2030 and New Zealand to close 2026 with an estimated market value of $38.53 billion

    These efforts are joined by another strategic focus of Australian wind development located in Gippsland, which has a generation potential of up to 25 GW and is already home to some of the country's most significant projects.

    9 March 2026

    Projects
    Upgrades to the Saudi Aramco’s Shaybah NGL plant in Saudi Arabia will increase its production to 2,400 MMSCFD

    As part of the improvement work undertaken at the plant, a new Dew Point Control Unit (DPCU) and a Propane Refrigeration Unit have been installed, designed to address existing limitations in the handling of heavy hydrocarbon feed and higher acidity levels.

    5 March 2026

    USA
    Sarens participates in Florida Power & Light (FPL) project to strengthen the resilience of the power grid against extreme weather conditions

    As a part of this project, Sarens is working on removing the old wood poles and transporting and installing the new concrete poles, which weigh between 6,000 and 42,000 pounds and are between 40 and 75 feet tall.

    4 March 2026

    Southern Africa
    Sarens expands its operations in Namibia with a new logistics hub near Walvis Bay

    Covering an area of more than 4 hectares, these new facilities will enable the company to strengthen its presence in strategic projects in oil and gas, mining and offshore activities, both in Namibia and in Angola, Zambia, Botswana, Zimbabwe and the Democratic Republic o...

    26 February 2026

    Nigeria
    The Train III project at Eleme Indorama Fertilizer will increase the plant's fertilizer production capacity to 4.2 million tons per year

    Sarens, world leader in heavy lifting, engineered transport, and its division in Nigeria, Sarens Buildwell, has been commissioned by Indorama to carry out heavy transport tasks for various Train III components, weighing between 60 and 200 tons.

    23 February 2026

    Mexico
    México revitalizará su industria petrolífera mediante un plan de inversiones público-privadas superior a los 1,000 millones de dólares

    Los expertos estiman que la producción podría comenzar en un periodo de tres a cuatro años, contando con previsiones de extracción de hasta 300 millones de barriles diarios.

    10 February 2026

    USA
    United States will add 46 GW of new wind energy from 2026 to 2029

    Sarens stands out as a strategic partner for the wind energy sector in the United States thanks to its global leadership in heavy lifting, specialized transport, and engineering solutions for onshore and offshore wind projects.

    10 February 2026

    Oceania
    The value of Australia's residential construction sector will grow by over 16% until 2029

    The government has already committed to investing more than AUD 32 billion to boost housing construction in the country, with the aim of building more than 1.2 million homes by 2029.

    30 January 2026

    Canada
    Forecasts for the Canadian construction sector point to CAD 261.30 billion in 2029, with an average annual growth rate of 3.2%

    The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) is considering infrastructure investments of around $115 billion.

    29 January 2026

    Nigeria
    Nigeria’s Oil & Gas Industry expands as crude and condensate production reaches 554.4 million barrels and gas output grows by 7.5 bcfd in 2025

    Sarens and its subsidiary in Nigeria, Sarens Buildwell, has positioned itself as the optimal strategic partner for the Oil & Gas sector due to its strong commitment to the highest international standards of safety and operational excellence.

    29 January 2026