The PCN Head Office is pleased to announce Delta Maritime Limited as a new PCN member representing Greece and Serbia. The company are 10 years old and their offices are located in Thessaloniki, Greece and Belgrade, Serbia.

Sales Manager, Christos Samaras states; "Delta Maritime Limited specialise in project cargo logistics with a diverse portfolio of high-quality services, a track record of success and sustainable growth in adverse circumstances. We are well experienced in the logistics requirements of the energy industries (thermal power plants, hydro power plants, RES and oil & gas).

Delta Maritime are equipped to undertake a complete project from ''ex works'' to the site. Our project logistics services include:

• Oversized, Breakbulk & Heavy Lift Cargo
• Ocean & Air Chartering
• Overland Road & Rail Haulage
• River Transport through Danube
• Rigging & Installation
• Special Storage Hubs
• Port Operations
• Ship Agents
• Wind Energy Logistics
• Temporal Power Supply Logistics
• Emergency Power Supply (24hrs / 360days)
• Spare Parts Logistics (24hrs / 360days)
• Custom Formalities
• Border Crossing
• Cargo Insurance
• Issuance of Special Road Permits
• Technical & Labour Support etc.

At Delta Maritime, we also have a specialised division created for the sole purpose of offering logistics & installation solutions in wind energy projects. Having successfully completed several wind energy projects, we now offer a full package of services, including route surveys & primary budgets, ocean freight & port operations, special transportation and warehousing & installation.

Delta Maritime provides flexible solutions and we give a strong emphasis on delivering on time, zero damage & injury reports, detailed customer briefing at every stage of the project and the secure handling of all cargo."

The following photos show 2 recent projects successfully handled by Delta Maritime. Firstly, the transportation of 3 wind turbine sets moved from Spain to Ikaria, Greece. The sets included fourteen 20ft containers, 21.5m rotor blades, steel tower sections at 17m, three 31tn nacelles and three 24.3tn generators with dimensions of 4.1m x 4.1m x 3.1m. Delta also handled the on-carriage of the consignment from Ikaria to the final project site. A ro-ro vessel was chartered in order to carry the equipment to a smaller port closer to the wind farm site as the roads in Ikaria were unsuitable for transporting the oversize loads.

Next, Delta Maritime handled the road transportation of 30 lots of construction equipment from Poland to 3 sites in Greece: Platamonas, Koropi and Shimatari. The cargo consisted of Caterpillar excavators & crushers, Mercedes trucks, motor graders, driers, asphalt tanks and filter boxes. Some units weighed as much as 32tn with heights of 3.45m. The shipment was particularly challenging due to the winter road conditions.

http://www.delta-maritime.net