All articles by David Kershaw – Page 31
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NewsSchares performs bridge replacement
Heavy transport provider Schares moved a 160-tonne railway bridge using a four-axle Cometto SPMT combination in a side-by-side configuration.
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NewsPort of Bilbao hosting energy transition seminar
The port of Bilbao, Spain, will host a seminar in October detailing how ports will play a key role in the energy transition.
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NewsKeegan signed up for BIFA Freight Service Awards
The British International Freight Association (BIFA) has chosen Kevin Keegan, a legend of English football, as the host for its annual Freight Service Awards.
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NewsAeolus crane upgrade
Van Oord’s offshore installation vessel Aeolus is lined to up to receive a major crane upgrade. By installing a new, longer boom on Aeolus’ existing crane, the vessel will be ready to handle up to 15 MW turbines for offshore wind energy projects.
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NewsUlstein reveals HX122 installation vessel design
Ulstein has unveiled its HX122 offshore installation vessel design, which will feature an 8,000-tonne lifting capacity crane to cope with the increasing size of offshore wind energy components.
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NewsHöegh Autoliners joins First Movers Coalition
Ro-ro carrier Höegh Autoliners has joined the First Movers Coalition (FMC) and has committed to running at least 5 percent of its deepsea shipping activities on either green ammonia or green methanol by 2030.
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NewsOff-spec fuels more prominent in Europe and USA
BIMCO analysis has shown significant geographical differences when it comes to VLSFO sulphur compliance and ISO 8217 quality problems.
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NewsHansen promoted at AAL Americas
Henrik Hansen has been promoted to general manager of AAL Americas.
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NewsNair joins HFW in Australia
Law firm HFW has continued to grow in Australia with the hire of shipping lawyer Ashwin Nair.
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NewsCompass Forwarding presses ahead with transatlantic delivery
Compass Forwarding’s project logistics team completed a heavyweight delivery with the movement of a metal fabrication press weighing 204 tonnes from Eastern Europe to the US Midwest.
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NewsEuropean ports form wind energy alliance
Six key ports for offshore wind energy in Northern Europe have formed an alliance with the aim of resolving capacity issues as soon as possible.
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NewsModular design unlocks SK6,000 potential
Mammoet has developed a fixed-jib configuration for its SK6,000 ring crane that allows offshore wind developers to reach deeper waters and cut the cost of floating wind assembly.
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NewsEXG steps up for complex transmission project
Express Global Logistics (EXG) successfully completed the movement of galvanised transmission line towers and accessories for one of the largest infrastructure construction companies in Bangladesh.
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NewsMSC Air Cargo takes to the skies
Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) is diversifying its transportation and logistics services with the development of an air cargo arm.
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NewsSAL Renewables rebrands to Atheleon
SAL Renewables has changed its name Atheleon, in response to the growing importance of the wind energy industry.
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NewsVattenfall and Mammoet to develop climbing crane for onshore projects
Swedish power generator Vattenfall is working with transport engineering specialist Mammoet to advance the use of the latter’s climbing crane for onshore wind energy installation works.
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NewsNooteboom introduces three-axle ASDS-33-03(EB)
The Netherlands-headquartered trailer manufacturer Nooteboom has added a three-axle drawbar semi-low loader to its product range.
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News82 structures delivered to GTA
COSCO Shipping Specialized Carriers has completed the delivery of 82 structures for the Greater Tortue Ahmeyim (GTA) project.
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NewsNewitt takes lead at Scania UK
Truck and power system manufacturer Scania UK has named Chris Newitt as managing director. The group also outlined its decarbonisation strategy.
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NewsSlavenburg & Huyser moves into North Sea Port facility
Logistics service provider Slavenburg & Huyser is moving into a 50,000 sq m facility in Vlissingen, the Netherlands, which will focus on the distribution of solar panels.