Sarens PSG
Heavy lift, port marshalling and transport for offshore wind developers and contractors in Scotland
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2022
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-28
About Sarens PSG
Sarens PSG is a joint venture between PSG Marine & Logistics and Sarens that provides turnkey heavy lifting and transport for offshore wind components, including load-in, port marshalling, assembly, deployment and integration. Its services also cover floating offshore wind structures and wind turbine generator assembly, commissioning and maintenance.
Equipment hire includes mobile telescopic, heavy-lifting, ring and crawler cranes, SPMTs and ancillary equipment such as spreader beams, ro/ro ramps and barges. Customers are offshore wind developers and marine contractors; past projects listed on the website were carried out for Deme Offshore, Boskalis Offshore and Semco.
The company is registered in Invergordon, Scotland, and operates from the Port of Cromarty Firth deep-water facilities. Its registered start date is 20 May 2022. The parent Sarens group states that it has more than 100 entities in 65 countries.
Product: Turnkey heavy lifting, port marshalling, assembly and transport services for offshore wind components, plus crane and SPMT equipment hire.
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