The increase in scale in project cargo continues unabated. Wind turbines are getting bigger and bigger and there is a clear trend towards modular design. Where is the limit and what are the perspectives? Visit the two-day conference of the Project Cargo Summit on 11 and 12 September to find out. 

Hear from leading industry speakers how you can take advantage of the expansive growth in the offshore wind industry and seize opportunities in the recovering oil and gas market.

Shipping and Offshore 

The conference programme is divided into two conference days, covering four topics. Day one covers shipping and offshore. Presentations to be given on the first day include "Is the Oil & Gas Market Finally Picking up Again?" and "Scale Increases in Wind: How Much Bigger Will We Go?" 

Ports and Innovation

Day two covers Ports & Terminals and Innovation and Equipment. Presentations to be given on this day include "How Big Data Will Shape the Crane of the Future", "Challenging the Status Quo: A New Way of Shipping Wind Turbines?", and "3D Printed Crane Hooks in Operation".

Companies taking part in the conference programme include: Mammouet, Rolldock, Siemens, Esta, Liebherr, Huisman Equipment, and Rystad Energy.

For more information and to register, please visit the Project Cargo Summit website. SWZ|Maritime is one of the event's media partners.

Picture: Spliethoff's Dolfijngracht transporting wind turbines (by Flying Focus).