In Germany, Mammoet has introduced a groundbreaking engineering concept to support the construction of a new combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT) power plant by EnBW in Altbach/Deizisau. This initiative is a crucial step towards the future use of low-CO2 or green hydrogen in the region. The project initially involves transitioning the power plant's energy production from coal to gas by 2026 while ensuring a reliable energy supply to consumers. Mammoet's involvement includes providing essential services such as delivery, handling, and installation of key components like HRSG modules, turbines, and generators. Additionally, the company's innovative approach led to the construction of a temporary jetty and the use of a 1,350 tonne crawler crane to facilitate heavy lifting tasks efficiently. Mammoet's Sales Manager emphasized the significance of this project in advancing the energy transition in Germany and beyond, highlighting the importance of green hydrogen. The successful unloading of a 390-ton gas turbine and a 450-ton transformer showcases Mammoet's expertise in executing complex logistics operations. Apart from the German project, Mammoet has also contributed its specialized services to other ventures, including transporting wind turbine blades in France and delivering industrial equipment in Greece with precision and safety measures. Overall, Mammoet's innovative solutions and commitment to sustainable energy projects position them as a key player in advancing renewable energy initiatives.