by logisticsplus | Apr 17, 2014 | News
This project that LP Indonesia is handling is amazing! This project is an expansion LPG Refinery Plant in Indralaya near the city of Palembang, South Sumatera. The equipment was purchased from one company but was supplied from Canada, the USA, France, Korea, Malaysia, and Indonesia. The details for the various project pieces are below:
The 2 units of the molecular sieve tower and its accessories shipped from Malaysia
The dimensions: L 13.00 meters x W / dia 3.58 meters x H (incl. Temp support) 4.2 meters
Weight : 61.20 Ton / each
Transportation :
a. 268 Km land transport from Kuantan (East Peninsula of Malaysia) to Port Klang (West Peninsula of Malaysia)
b. Sea transport from Port Klang to Musi River Port of “Boom Baru”, Palembang, South Sumatera, Indonesia
c. Land transport from Palembang to project site in Indralaya (± 40Km) Now the cargo has arrived in Palembang Port, waiting for customs clearance and project site crane readiness.
Photos while in Port Klang :
Photos on arrival in Palembang port :
by logisticsplus | Mar 6, 2013 | News
Erie may not be known for delivering sun this time of year, but Erie’s own Logistics Plus is delivering solar power in a big way. The Mount Signal Solar Farm is the largest solar installation in the world, and Logistics Plus is providing transportation for the solar panels. The first phase of the $636 million three-phase projects is expected to take 9 months and will convert 1,936 acres of low-yielding farmland into a photovoltaic solar farm near Calexico, California. The project will employee 950 workers at the peak of its construction, and the total acreage utilized will be 4,500 when all three phases of the project are completed. A total of 3.1 million solar cells will be transported and installed throughout the project, which will provide electricity to 72,000 households through a 25-year lease agreement with San Diego Gas & Electric. Best of all, this solar farm will provide this energy without introducing 365,000 tons of carbon dioxide into the environment – the amount produced with fossil fuels.
Logistics Plus was selected for this project because of its expertise in international and domestic forwarding and warehousing. It is Logistics Plus’s ability to ensure on-time and affordable deliveries that led to their being picked to handle the transportation for this world-class project that will produce clean energy for years to come.
by logisticsplus | Sep 30, 2011 | News
Logistics Plus recently handled all of the “port to door” transportation, warehousing, and transportation management services for the solar farm in Pilesgrove, NJ. The facility will be able to create enough clean energy to power over 5,100 homes and will create over 100 construction jobs. Pilesgrove Solar is the largest PV facility in the northeastern U.S.
For more information on this project and what we can do for the Solar/Renewable Energy sector, please contact
Michelle Fontaine.
