About
EE&HL Network
Commercial Intelligence · Media · Community
A niche industrial media and intelligence platform covering the decisions, sequences, and commercial patterns behind the world's most complex erection engineering and heavy lift projects.
What We Do
The commercial intelligence layer for erection engineering and heavy lift.
EE&HL Network is a commercial intelligence platform built around one part of the erection engineering and heavy lift sector that's otherwise hard to find in one place: the decisions, sequences, and commercial patterns that sit behind the engineering — where an engineering choice becomes a cost, schedule, or contractual consequence. That coverage reaches its audience through a growing set of products: named case studies and a technical knowledge base, a biweekly newsletter, an active LinkedIn community, sponsored visibility placements for industry partners, recruitment placements, and contributions to trade press.
Editorial coverage spans bridges, offshore platforms, offshore wind, industrial construction, modular installation, heavy transport, and temporary works, published across our owned platforms and syndicated into the LinkedIn and Medium channels where the audience already is.
Founder

Marco Torri
Founder, EE&HL Network
EE&HL Network was founded by Marco Torri, who spent 15+ years at the contractor-client interface in erection engineering and heavy lift.
Before founding EE&HL Network, Marco spent 15 years in international sales and business development across the erection engineering and heavy lift sector — starting in international sales for the lifting and transport industry, moving through regional sales and branch leadership roles across multiple international markets, including leading a branch office through a major LNG infrastructure build, then into business development for engineering contractors, and finally into strategic sales leadership for erection engineering and heavy lift technology providers in the UK. That path crossed bridge launching, strand jacking, skidding, specialist lifting, and modular construction technology — always from the commercial side of the table.