Project is currently under tender stage.

Mammoet has been awarded the heavy lifting and transport contract in this project. The project work, offered by the project consultant Fluor, involved lifting of the old towers of the plant in a piece and replacing them with cleaner and more efficient equivalents. The challenge for this project was to lift out the old towers in one piece and then manoeuver the modular replacements into position. Mammoet had the ideal tools for the job, in the shape of two crawler cranes – the 1,600t capacity CC8800-1 and 1,250t capacity CC6800 - and the 3,200t MSG-80 ring crane. With this combination, it became possible to reach far above the tight confines of the site, extract all nine of the towers, move them to a central staging area, and hoist the replacements into position.
All three SAP train tower replaced delivering the project in record time. Its methodology enabled its customers to reduce the planned shutdown schedule for each train from 120 days to 45 days. As the operation progressed, further time savings were realised: the complete shutdown of the first train was completed in 30 days; the second shutdown, where the lifts took only seven days, enabling completion in 22 days; and, for the third, the lift took just three days, with a total mechanical completion in 19 days. All three shutdowns were completed two months (64 days) ahead of the original schedule.

Project is currently under tender stage.