COMPLETION OF TRANSPORTATION AND HANDLING OF WIND POWER EQUIPMENT IN 2021 BY MULTI - NATION TRANSPORT JOINT STOCK COMPANY

As a professional carrier specializing in the transport of oversized and overweight cargo, we identified potential challenges and obstacles early on, taking a proactive approach to our preparations. However, one difficulty that could neither have been foreseen nor managed through prior experience was the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic - a time when vaccines had not yet been developed, tested, or rolled out for mass immunization, and increasingly stringent lockdown measures were being continuously imposed.

There are thousands of obstacles to clear along the transport route, involving various sectors and multiple governing authorities - such as those overseeing power and telecommunications - as well as the need for infrastructure modifications and adjustments to the dimensions of transport facilities throughout the entire route.

The team of staff, engineers, and operators faced significant challenges due to the absence of foreign experts from the equipment manufacturers - a particularly difficult situation given that they were working with technology they were encountering for the first time. This was especially true for the "adapter" - a specialized lifting and lowering device mounted on a modular trailer, designed to reduce the turning radius and facilitate the transport of massive turbine blades across challenging and rugged terrain.

To overcome the aforementioned challenges, the entire MJC team had to remain on-site, working intensely to meticulously study and test every single equipment component, ensuring that everything was assembled and could operate smoothly and safely.

As a result of extraordinary efforts, MJC has successfully transported thousands of shipments of oversized and overweight equipment from seaports to project sites, facilitating the assembly, installation, and completion of hundreds of wind turbines across provinces in the Central region and the Central Highlands, ultimately reaching their COD (Commercial Operation Date) milestones.