Within the project framework, PPL was responsible for the full scope of work, including internal transportation, site-move, load-in, and load-out for offshore wind foundation structures.  

The total transported volume reached approximately 70,000 tons of steel, with more than 800 cargo units ranging from 350 tons to 2,387 tons per unit, covering a total footprint of approximately 120,000 m². 

Specifically, the Suction Bucket Jackets (SBJ) measured between 76 m and 84 m in height, with weights ranging from 2,000 to 2,200 tons per unit, of which 33 units were successfully transported and delivered by PPL .  

- The large size and weight of structures (up to 2,387 tons per unit) required specialized transportation and load-out solutions  

- Multi-component structures with complex centers of gravity required precise calculation during movement and load distribution  

- Load-in and load-out operations required high precision to ensure safe transfer between yard and marine transport  

- Strict compliance with international safety and technical standards for offshore wind projects   

PPL implemented the execution plan based on detailed engineering calculations and practical experience in heavy-lift projects:   

- Utilized SPMT systems to transport heavy structures, ensuring proper load distribution and stability throughout movement

- Organized load-in and load-out operations in accordance with yard and quay conditions to ensure safe transfer

- Closely controlled technical factors such as center of gravity, load distribution, and structural stability during execution  

- Coordinated closely among engineering, operations, and site teams to maintain schedule and minimize risks