Hapag-Lloyd: Gernandt succeeds Behrendt
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thyssenkrupp Uhde wins BHV Project Logistics Award
17.03.2026
BREMEN thyssenkrupp Uhde GmbH has won the 2026 Project Logistics Award presented by BHV – Bremische Hafen- und Logistikvertretung. The Dortmund-based chemical plant designer and constructor was honoured for the project ‘Module360 – End-to-End Logistics and Execution Concept for Standardised and Modularised Plant Projects’, which it implemented together with other partners. Bremen’s State Councillor for Port Affairs Kai Stührenberg, BHV Presidium member Dr.-Ing. Patric Drewes and BHV Managing Director Petra Lüdeke presented the award to Daniel Duus, Global Head of Logistics at thyssenkrupp Uhde, at the LogisticsConnect congress trade fair in March.
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