All articles by David Kershaw – Page 30
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NewsMain concerns for years ahead
Inflation and geopolitical tensions are set to dominate concerns for the global supply chain over the next five years, according to a DP World study released November 14.
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NewsLiverpool dockers end industrial action
Industrial action at the port of Liverpool, UK, has ended with dockers agreeing a deal with owner Peel Ports.
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NewsBlagovisniy joins Diplomat
Andriy Blagovisniy has joined Diplomat Freight Service (DFS) as project cargo sales manager.
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NewsThe costs of decarbonisation
Shipping industry analyst Drewry has published its first industry-wide costings to transition European cargo shipments to greener fuels, with the extra bills running to as much as USD14.5 billion.
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NewsUTC Overseas strengthens Mexican position
Rafael de los Santos, former ceo of Mexican transport engineering specialist Tradelossa, is joining UTC Overseas as North American heavy haul business development director.
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NewsCargotec to divest MacGregor in the future
Cargotec confirmed that MacGregor will not be a part of its portfolio in the future, but it will not divest the business at the moment.
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NewsClarke Creek cargoes set sail
The first turbine components have set sail for the Clarke Creek wind farm in central Queensland, Australia.
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NewsIntermarine Asia launched
Intermarine has partnered with project and breakbulk cargo specialist WeShip Projects to launch Intermarine Asia.
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NewsHapag-Lloyd preparing for turbulent 2023
German container shipping line Hapag-Lloyd reported exceptionally strong results for the first nine months of year. Its outlook for full year 2022 was equally impressive, with EBITDA expected in the range of USD19.5-21.5 billion and an EBIT of USD17.5-19.5 billion.
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NewsBladt adds Cometto heavy-duty trailer capacity
Industrial steel contractor Bladt Industries has taken delivery of a suite heavy-duty trailers from Cometto.
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NewsSpanish expansion for GAC
Global shipping and logistics provider GAC Group has opened the first of several planned offices in Spain, at the port of Algeciras.
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NewsCrowley and Jaxport get green equipment grants
Crowley and the port of Jacksonville (Jaxport) have been awarded a USD14.6 million federal grant that will be used to reduce emissions and add electric-power equipment at Crowley’s terminal.
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NewsTindall-Schlicht leaves Milwaukee
Port Milwaukee director Adam Tindall-Schlicht has left his role at the port having accepted a position in the Biden-Harris administration.
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NewsStrong set of results for Meriaura
Finland’s Meriaura reported a strong set of year-to-date results, with project logistics comprising nearly 30 percent of the group’s turnover.
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NewsForth Green Freeport outlines proposed plans
The consortium behind the bid for Forth Green Freeport in the UK revealed how it plans to develop Rosyth port and waterfront areas within Fife into a large-scale renewable energy hub.
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NewsAll Exeptional takes Faymonville delivery
Belgium-based All Exeptional took delivery of a 3+8 CombiMAX trailer combination from Faymonville.
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NewsMajor milestone for Japanese offshore wind energy
Seajacks International recently completed the installation of all 33 wind turbines at the Akita and Noshiro offshore wind farm situated off Japan’s Akita Prefecture coastline – a major step forward for the country’s renewable energy market.
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NewsClyde Corrosion Control joins Malin Group
UK-headquartered marine engineering company Malin Group has acquired Clyde Corrosion Control, which will become a division within Malin Newbuild.
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ArticleProject logistics providers adapt to market realities
With the world in turmoil, project logistics providers are operating in an environment where the only certainty is uncertainty. David Kershaw takes a look at how companies are coping and at where the markets may be heading.
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NewsCOSCO lands Moray monopile contract
COSCO Shipping Specialized Carriers will transport monopiles from China to Moray Firth, Scotland, for the Moray offshore wind farm.