Sarens leads XXL monopiles heavy lifting tasks in Rostock for Hornsea 3 and Nordlicht offshore wind mega-projects

As IRENA calls for the pace of clean energy deployment to double, Sarens remains a single strategic partner offering a comprehensive service under its Sarens Wind Solutions (SWS) brand: PTCI (port, transport, craning and installation), large component transport and speci...

This hybridisation project is located in the British sector of the North Sea, 220 km east of Aberdeen (Scotland), with the aim of contributing to the decarbonisation of gas production at the Culzean offshore platform.

This strategic infrastructure project, required to improve safety for both rail traffic underneath and road traffic above, will ensure safer and more reliable transport connections on Italy's main North-South high-speed railway artery between Florence and Rome.

Construction of the Baltic Towers plant required an investment of nearly €200 million and has made a substantial contribution to the regional economy, creating more than 500 skilled jobs.

In mid-2025, Sarens carried out the first load-out of an 11,500-ton jacket, including grillage, at the Aker Solutions facility in Verdal, Norway. This component measured 118.3 x 78.3 x 51.9 meters.

This new structure, weighing 2,600 tons and measuring 106 meters in length, will help reduce travel time between the two banks of the canal by approximately 15 minutes and cut CO2 emissions per vehicle on this stretch by 12%.

Following the successful return of the Artemis II mission, Sarens highlights its contribution to the Artemis program and its well-established track record in supporting some of the most ambitious projects in the space sector.

The port, which features a 350-meter (1,170-foot) berthing quay and over 44 hectares (110 acres) of land for component marshalling, is already a strategic stopover point for offshore wind projects in the northeast of the continent. It is currently considered one of the t...

Sarens has reached a new milestone in heavy lifting engineering with the simultaneous tandem operation of two of its largest ring cranes: the SGC-120/1 and the newly developed SGC-170 at SIF’s facilities in RotterdamThe operation represents the first time two giant ring ...