SevenLog Takes On a High-Stakes Project Cargo Move From Ghana to Morocco

The operation combines dangerous goods and OOG cargo, two of the most demanding elements in project logistics, managed end-to-end by SevenLog’s cross-border team

SevenLog, Conqueror member in Tema/Accra, Ghana; Lomé, Togo; and Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, is currently overseeing the export of a complex project cargo shipment from Ghana to Morocco. This project brings together two of the most demanding cargo types in the industry: dangerous goods (DG) and out-of-gauge (OOG) freight.

Shipments of this nature leave little room for error. The presence of hazardous materials introduces a strict layer of regulatory compliance, documentation requirements, and handling protocols that must be met at every stage. Alongside this, the oversized dimensions of the OOG cargo demand purpose-built transport arrangements, careful route planning, and precise load management to keep the operation moving safely and on schedule.

“When you’re dealing with a combination of dangerous goods and out-of-gauge cargo in a single shipment, the margin for improvisation is zero,” said Jesse Nuno, General Manager at SevenLog. “Every decision from how the cargo is prepared and documented to how it moves across borders, has to be deliberate and precise. Simply put, this operation is a reflection of what our teams across Ghana, Togo, and Côte d’Ivoire are built to handle, and we’re committed to delivering it to the standard our client expects.”

SevenLog’s team is overseeing every phase of the shipment, from cargo preparation and documentation at origin through to final delivery in Morocco. They are coordinating closely across borders to ensure nothing is left to chance.

Conqueror wishes SevenLog a smooth completion of this operation!

SevenLog powers Burkina Faso’s energy future with engine mobilization for Komsilga Power Plant

For this project, their team had to deliver 310-ton engines from France to Ghana for onward transport to Burkina Faso

SevenLog, Conqueror member in Tema/Accra, Ghana; Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, and Lome, Togo, is making a major contribution to Burkina Faso’s energy infrastructure through its involvement in the expansion of the Komsilga Power Plant. As part of this high-priority project, the company is currently mobilizing vessels from St. Nazaire, France, to transport three 310-ton engines to Takoradi Port, Ghana. From there, the equipment will be moved inland to the Komsilga site for installation.

project cargo by Sevenlog
Sevenlog moves 3 engines of 310 tonnes

 

This operation surely highlights SevenLog’s ability to manage multi-modal, international logistics under complex conditions, ensuring every component arrives on time and in perfect condition. The company’s coordination across its logistics, engineering, and ground teams reflects its commitment to precision and reliability in high-impact industrial projects.

Additional components for the power plant are already en route, with SevenLog overseeing every step of the journey to guarantee seamless delivery. With this level of logistical integration, SevenLog continues to be a key player in advancing critical energy infrastructure in West Africa.

“Every shipment is more than cargo, it’s progress in motion,” says Christophe Monmarche, Managing Director at SevenLog. “Through smart planning and reliable service, our company is powering the region’s future- one delivery at a time.”

Congratulations to SevenLog for expertly delivering on these complex projects, here’s to many more achievements ahead!