Heavy Transport

Dongbang Finishes Eight Voyages into Beaumont for Linde H2 Terminal

Dongbang completes an eight-voyage campaign with UHT, moving PARs from Hazira and PAUs from Khalifa into Beaumont, USA for the Linde Nederland H2 Terminal Project.

Image source: Kris Bae/Dongbang via LinkedIn

23, February 2026
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Dongbang has completed the transportation scope it handled for the Linde Nederland H2 Terminal Project, wrapping up an eight-voyage campaign that began in early 2025.

Executed with United Heavy Transport (UHT), the scope focused on moving large project units into Beaumont, USA. The campaign comprised four sailings carrying PARs from Hazira, India to Beaumont, followed by four voyages transporting PAUs from Khalifa, UAE to the same destination.

In its update, Dongbang referenced the involvement of Kuehne+Nagel, Linde GmbH, and Linde Engineering across the wider workflow, describing coordination from engineering through installation. The update did not specify contractual roles or workshare among the parties.

The completion is also positioned as another milestone in cooperation between Dongbang and UHT, after the partners previously announced a strategic alliance aimed at combining heavy lift and heavy transport capabilities.

Tags: Beaumont, Heavy marine transport, heavy transport, hydrogen terminal, project cargo

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