Apr 06 | 2020
(MENA) Cargo via Hamad Port
Breakbulk firm JSL Global has handled a shipment of CO2 tanks and accessories for the Qatar Power Plant at Umm Al Houl in Qatar.
The two outsized tanks wach measured 18 meters long and weighed 45 tonnes. Cargo was transported via Hamad port, arriving as breakbulk aboard a container vessel.
“Considering ongoing restriction from the Qatar government and less working time for all private and public entities, JSL planned to take the shipment on beams to avoid any unplanned delays at port or at the consignee’s site,” a JSL spokesperson said.
JSL is a member of the Worldwide Project Consortium, which represents independent project cargo forwarding companies in 78 countries worldwide. The WWPC is an exhibitor at Breakbulk Europe.
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The two outsized tanks wach measured 18 meters long and weighed 45 tonnes. Cargo was transported via Hamad port, arriving as breakbulk aboard a container vessel.
“Considering ongoing restriction from the Qatar government and less working time for all private and public entities, JSL planned to take the shipment on beams to avoid any unplanned delays at port or at the consignee’s site,” a JSL spokesperson said.
JSL is a member of the Worldwide Project Consortium, which represents independent project cargo forwarding companies in 78 countries worldwide. The WWPC is an exhibitor at Breakbulk Europe.
Subscribe to BreakbulkONE and receive more industry stories and updates around impact of COVID-19.
