Project Cargo Shipping for Oil and Gas Equipment

Port cranes alongside a cargo vessel carrying boats and packaged units

Kiev Shipping Ltd provides professional project cargo chartering services for oil and gas equipment transported between international ports and industrial project locations.

With more than 25 years of experience in ship chartering, Kiev Shipping Ltd assists manufacturers, contractors, traders, cargo owners, shipowners and operators with suitable vessel selection, freight negotiations and voyage coordination.

Oil and gas equipment as project cargo

  • Process equipment
  • Pressure vessels
  • Skids and modules
  • Industrial machinery
  • Steel structures
  • Heavy and oversized units

Vessel selection for project cargo

The appropriate vessel depends on cargo dimensions, individual weights, lifting points, crane capacity, deck strength, hatch dimensions, loading method and port restrictions.

Project cargo chartering support

  • Suitable vessel search and selection
  • Cargo and vessel matching
  • Freight market assessment
  • Freight negotiations
  • Charter party negotiations
  • Laycan coordination
  • Loading and discharge planning
  • Voyage coordination

Kiev Shipping Ltd works across the Black Sea, Mediterranean, Continent, Baltic, Red Sea, Persian Gulf and other international trading regions.

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Location: Kyiv, Ukraine, 02000

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