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Three 162-Ton Transformers Transportation Project

Heavy-Lift Transformer Transportation for Cambodia's Power Grid

EXPC Project Development Co., Ltd. carried out the transportation of three 162-ton transformers for EDC (Electricité du Cambodge), supporting the development and expansion of Cambodia's electrical transmission infrastructure.

The project involved the delivery of transformers to the BTB Grid Substation, Samrong Tong Substation, and Svay Antor Substation, requiring specialized heavy-haul transportation solutions, detailed logistics planning, and close operational coordination to ensure safe and efficient execution.

Transportation of Three 162-Ton Transformers

As part of the project scope, EXPC managed the transportation of three transformers weighing 162 tons each to multiple grid substations across Cambodia.

The movement of equipment of this scale required extensive route planning, transportation engineering, cargo handling coordination, and continuous operational oversight to ensure safe delivery under demanding heavy-lift conditions.

Project Scope

  • Transportation of three 162-ton transformers
  • Heavy-haul logistics coordination
  • Multi-location project execution
  • Route planning and transportation management
  • Power infrastructure logistics support

Heavy-Lift Transportation Operations

Transporting transformers of this size requires specialized expertise, equipment, and operational control throughout every stage of execution.

EXPC coordinated transportation activities across multiple project locations, ensuring each transformer was delivered according to project requirements and operational schedules. Through disciplined planning and effective execution, transportation operations were completed safely and efficiently.

Key Challenges

  • Transportation of 162-ton transformers
  • Heavy-haul route planning and execution
  • Coordinating deliveries across multiple substations
  • Managing operational risks associated with oversized cargo
  • Maintaining project schedules and transportation efficiency

Safety, Coordination, and Operational Excellence

Heavy-lift transportation projects demand strict safety management, technical expertise, and continuous coordination among all project participants.

Throughout the project, EXPC maintained rigorous operational controls and closely supervised transportation activities to ensure compliance with project requirements and safety standards. Effective coordination among stakeholders contributed to smooth project execution and reliable delivery performance.

Safety Priorities

  • Comprehensive route and transportation planning
  • Safe handling of heavy electrical equipment
  • Continuous operational supervision
  • Coordination across multiple project locations
  • Compliance with transportation and safety requirements

Supporting Cambodia's Electrical Infrastructure Development

With a total project value of USD 5,000,000, the project represents one of EXPC's major heavy-lift transportation operations within Cambodia's power sector.

Project Value Breakdown

  • Heavy-Lift Transformer Transportation Services: USD 5,000,000

The project demonstrated EXPC's capability to manage large-scale transportation assignments involving critical power infrastructure while maintaining safety, operational reliability, and project schedule requirements.

Project Highlights

  • Transported three transformers weighing 162 tons each
  • Supported BTB Grid, Samrong Tong, and Svay Antor substations
  • Executed complex heavy-haul transportation operations
  • Maintained safe and efficient project execution
  • Demonstrated EXPC's expertise in power infrastructure logistics and heavy-lift transportation

This project further reinforces EXPC's ability to deliver specialized heavy transportation solutions for critical infrastructure developments through careful planning, technical expertise, and dependable project execution.


Delivering heavy-lift logistics solutions that power infrastructure development and connect critical energy assets to where they are needed most.

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