What's happening across Europe's project cargo industry?

What do nuns, shipyards and a passion for travel have in common? They all helped shape Christel Pullens’ remarkable career. Discover the story behind her success.

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The world's supply chains rely on a small number of strategic maritime gateways. Companies including AAL, RAK Ports, Maersk, Fracht and the Port of Dover explore nine that matter most.

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Companies including Trans Global Projects, Siemens Energy, Saipem and AProjects reveal how Europe’s defense spending surge is building the infrastructure that project cargo depends on.

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Mark Rosenberg, EVP Ports and Terminals, Europe at DP World explains how smarter, connected supply chains can help Europe deliver on its energy and infrastructure ambitions.

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After years spent navigating regulatory roadblocks, Europe’s heavy haul sector finally has reason for optimism. ESTA director Ton Klijn examines a potential breakthrough for operators.

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Türkiye is becoming an indispensable gateway between continents. Gürsel Baran explains how capital city Ankara is emerging as one of the nation’s most important logistics centers.

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Project cargo professionals and industry experts from across the supply chain examine the operational, commercial and strategic consequences of escalating tensions in the Middle East.

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One tariff disappears, another pops up, as project cargo grapples with shifting trade policies. Fluor, DHL, Jade Management and AAL share the tactics helping them control costs and maintain momentum.

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Offshore wind development is surging in Asia, with operators already looking ahead to a first wave of decommissioning activity as projects near end of life from the 2030s onwards.

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After more than two decades tackling complex logistics challenges, Hatch’s Jean-François Bourque offers some brilliant practical advice from the front lines of project delivery.

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Former GE and Bechtel executive Adnan Rajput is embarking on a new chapter as CEO of a supply chain technology firm. He discusses the experiences and ideas shaping his next move.

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The UAE’s project market is surging despite ongoing geopolitical challenges. Simona Peter shares how Fleet Line Shipping is navigating the landscape while drawing on the wisdom of industry veterans.

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As offshore projects grow in scale and complexity, floating production, storage and offloading vessels have become critical operational hubs. Natasha Frey of SBM Offshore explains why.

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Kobelco’s Noriko Sano takes you inside a high-stakes multimodal delivery to a semiconductor facility on the Japanese island of Kyushu.

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Cosmatos, Mammoet and EKME share insight into a Herculean project worthy of Greek myth: moving a towering 210-tonne refinery unit to Aspropyrgos.

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