The century-old Colbert Bridge, classified as historic monument, will go from mechanized to automated in a renovation that will leave it as good as new after 135 years

In the United States more than a half of the carbon-free electricity is generated by nuclear energy, avoiding nearly 500 million metric tons of carbon emissions.

Saudi Arabia takes the lead in the Middle East and North Africa construction market, and the UAE also plays a significant role, both markets demonstrated growth in 2023 experiencing a rapid expansion.

Sarens was responsible for the installation of the bridge, with a weight of 290 tons and 35 meters length.

This new facility will have 54 turbines producing 450 MW of clean energy, which is enough energy to reduce approximately 400.000 tons of CO2 emissions per year. The wind farm will occupy an area of approximately 105 km2 and is located about 15 km off the coast of Fife in...

The extension work being carried out on this section will connect the Nantes ring road to the A11 motorway. This axis connects Paris to Nantes and the extension work is expected to reduce journey times by 30%. It will also be able to absorb an increase in traffic of up t...

Located about 27 miles off the coast of Virginia Beach, this wind farm, the largest one in the US, will have 176 turbines and will prevent the emission of greenhouse gasses equivalent to those produced by one million vehicles per year.

Abdulla Nass & Partners in Saudi Arabia, for which Sarens, world leader in heavy lifting, engineered transport and crane rental solutions, is acting as exclusive consultant, positions as a key player in the growth of the industry by helping construction companies in ...

To modernize the line, two railway bridges in Massy were removed and replaced by new units that will allow faster and more efficient trains that are used by a total of more than 1.5 million people.

The company has extensive experience in similar works, including the installation of the OA14 bridge in Bettembourg, or an 8,400 tons railway bridge on the A1 motorway in Amsterdam (Netherlands).