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On Sunday, 09 Oct., the press gathered at ADNEC to hear about the region's leading exhibition and conference for the project cargo and breakbulk industry. Leading the panel was Dr. Abdullah Salem Al Katheeri, Director General of the Federal Transport Authority, the patron for this important event, which will be held 23-26 Oct. at ADNEC, Abu Dhabi, UAE. To learn more, visit www.breakbulk.com/middle-east-2016

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On Sunday, 09 Oct., the press gathered at ADNEC to hear about the region's leading exhibition and conference for the project cargo and breakbulk industry. Leading the panel was Dr. Abdullah Salem Al Katheeri, Director General of the Federal Transport Authority, the patron for this important event, which will be held 23-26 Oct. at ADNEC, Abu Dhabi, UAE. To learn more, visit www.breakbulk.com/middle-east-2016

On Sunday, 09 Oct., the press gathered at ADNEC to hear about the region's leading exhibition and conference for the project cargo and breakbulk industry, which will be held 23-26 Oct. at ADNEC, Abu Dhabi, UAE.

 

To learn more, visit www.breakbulk.com/middle-east-2016.

 

Pictured: Matthew Luchhurst, Liner Director, Bahri - Silver Sponsor of BBME2016.

On Sunday, 09 Oct., the press gathered at ADNEC to hear about the region's leading exhibition and conference for the project cargo and breakbulk industry. Leading the panel was Dr. Abdullah Salem Al Katheeri, Director General of the Federal Transport Authority, the patron for this important event, which will be held 23-26 Oct. at ADNEC, Abu Dhabi, UAE. To learn more, visit www.breakbulk.com/middle-east-2016

On Sunday, 09 Oct., the press gathered at ADNEC to hear about the region's leading exhibition and conference for the project cargo and breakbulk industry. Leading the panel was Dr. Abdullah Salem Al Katheeri, Director General of the Federal Transport Authority, the patron for this important event, which will be held 23-26 Oct. at ADNEC, Abu Dhabi, UAE. To learn more, visit www.breakbulk.com/middle-east-2016

The FPT Global Renewables Division was employed by General Electric Thailand to carry out pitch bearing exchanges at the Watabak and Khao Kho wind farms. A total of 33 bearings were changed across 11 wind turbines.

XLProjects featured member Simon Ng and Sophia from Linc Group in Singapore explaining more about his company.

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The FPT Global Renewables Division was employed by General Electric Thailand to carry out pitch bearing exchanges at the Watabak and Khao Kho wind farms. A total of 33 bearings were changed across 11 wind turbines.

The FPT Global Renewables Division was employed by General Electric Thailand to carry out pitch bearing exchanges at the Watabak and Khao Kho wind farms. A total of 33 bearings were changed across 11 wind turbines.

Our valued partner, Australian-based freight forwarder Henning Harders employed FPT Global for the urgent transportation and compliance for three sections of a Ball Mill Girth Gear. Each gear section weighed 22 tonnes and measured 8x2x0.98m.

The FPT Global Renewables Division was employed by General Electric Thailand to carry out pitch bearing exchanges at the Watabak and Khao Kho wind farms. A total of 33 bearings were changed across 11 wind turbines.

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