Issues relating to sustainability for heavy-lift and out-of-gauge equipment deliveries

Introduction ���

Transport modes

Case study

Surprise! ���

Overview

Project Management

C.R.A.P?! Changes, Risks And People

Planning

Organizing

Making decisions

Manage C.R.A.P

Heavy lift goods

Sustainability

Sustainable

Equitable Bearable

Viable

Social

Economic Environment

Customer company

Supplier company

Freight Forwarders

Shipping Companies

Local government

(Air) Port authority

Parties involved in heavy lift transport:

Collaboration flow Opportunity for ���sustainable transport

Collaboration

Means of transport Large airplanes Big helicopters

Issues Exhaust of CO2E Restrictions in airports

Improvement of sustainability Use biofuels (SAFUG) Supply chain integration

AIR

Means of transport Truck Trailer

Issues Exhaust of CO2E Limited possibilities

Improvement of sustainability Hybrid Trucks Cleaner fuels

ROAD

Means of transport Locomotive���Flatcar

Issues Rail compatibility Rail infrastructure

Improvement of sustainability More efficient engines Unified railway system

RAIL

Means of transport Barges, specialized vessels RoRo (roll-on/roll-off) ships

Issues Fouling Ballast water exchange

Improvement of sustainability Reduction of fuel consumption Safety

WATER

Intermodal transportation

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CASE STUDY: Beluga Shipping

3 continents 3 months

12 satisfied customers

Jam-packed to the top: MV “Beluga Houston”

289 cargo pieces and 15 ports in a single voyage: “Impressed by

the smooth load out

- Carousel (540 ton) and reel (10 meters diameter) in Moss, Norway

CASE STUDY: Beluga Shipping

Research towards sustainability: Skysails (wind propulsion) HAI-TECH (innovative coatings) SEMICS (e-data interchange)

CASE STUDY: Beluga Shipping

It’s a

blimp!

THE

FUTURE!

Blade Runner Dual-mode vehicle

Road

Wheels

Trailer

THE

FUTURE!

The Solution

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Sustainable Delivery of

Heavy Lift Equipment