Project transport experience
Industrial power plant project
DSV in MENA delivers record-setting inland transport and heavy-lift logistics for large-scale energy infrastructure
Record-setting cross-kingdom heavy transport
A complex heavy-lift inland transport operation moving oversized industrial columns over 2,200 km across Saudi Arabia, enabling efficient and cost-effective delivery to Jubail.
Transporting some of the longest cargo ever moved across Saudi Arabia, DSV in MENAengineered a high-precision inland logistics solution spanning over 2,200 km from the western to the eastern province.
DSV successfully executed the transport of critical power plant components, including de-hexaniser and de-ethanizer columns, under complex road logistics conditions. The project set a new benchmark, moving cargo measuring up to 65.71 meters in length and 5.05 meters in height - one of the longest inland shipments ever completed in the Kingdom.
Through detailed route planning, engineering assessments, and multi-modal coordination, DSV ensured safe, compliant, and efficient delivery to the Amiral complex in Jubail.
Project summary
Executing record-breaking inland transport of oversized industrial power plant components across Saudi Arabia, combining ocean, air, and specialised road logistics to ensure timely project delivery.
Timeline
March 2025 - February 2027
Project scale
Approximately 150,000 freight tons
Delivering results that make a measurable impact
Cost-efficient inland solution
By developing a record-setting inland transport strategy, DSV eliminated the need for additional coastal shipping between Jeddah and Jubail. The significantly reduced logistics costs for the customer while maintaining schedule integrity.
Engineering-led execution at scale
- Safe transport of de-hexanizer columns (183 tons each, up to 65 meters long)
- Movement of de-ethanizer columns and isobutane vessels across long-distance routes
- Successful delivery of oversized cargo to the Amiral complex without delays