European news – Page 41
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NewsESTA board supports SPMT operator licence plans
Board members at the European association of abnormal road transport and mobile cranes (ESTA) have given their backing to the development of a European Crane and Transport Operators Licence (ECTOL) organisation.
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NewsPTC210-DS installed in Rotterdam for offshore wind vessel project
Mammoet has completed the assembly of its PTC210-DS ring crane, one of the largest in its fleet, in Rotterdam for a heavy lift project for GustoMSC.
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NewsJAS Projects completes column trio move to Poland
JAS Projects Bremen has completed the first heavy lift shipment for a chemical complex extension project in Poland.
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NewsEmil Egger steps up for Swiss wind energy installation
Two Liebherr crawler cranes supplied by Emil Egger have erected Switzerland’s second-largest wind farm.
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NewsBroekman Logistics taking steps to realise sustainability targets
Broekman Logistics has shared details of the steps it is taking to reduce fossil fuel use at its terminal operations in Rotterdam.
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NewsBMS to inaugurate 3,000-tonne ringer crane
BMS Heavy Cranes will introduce its all-electric ring crane, which can lift up to 3,000 tonnes, this weekend.
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NewsShipNext lands Belgian grant to develop predictive analysis tool for shipping
Online cargo platform ShipNext has secured a EUR400,000 (USD422,530) grant from Flanders Innovation & Entrepreneurship (VLAIO) to strengthen the adoption of predictive analytics and AI in the supply chain.
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NewsGiant cranes delivered to Hinkley Point C by Osprey
The first of two giant turbine hall crane girders has been delivered to the Hinkley Point C nuclear power project in the UK by Osprey Group.
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NewsESTA warns that German heavy transport crisis impacting wider economy
The European association of abnormal road transport and mobile cranes (ESTA) fears that the heavy road transport crisis in Germany is getting worse, despite assurances from regional and national authorities that they are responding to the industry’s concerns.
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NewsLaso fleet expansion continues with Goldhofer
Laso Transportes has bolstered its heavy-duty trailer fleet with new equipment from Goldhofer.
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NewsAberdeen’s South Harbour expansion completed
A GBP420 million (USD514 million) expansion of Scotland’s port of Aberdeen was officially opened on September 22.
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NewsLerwick Port Authority signs MoU to facilitate floating offshore wind energy project
Lerwick Port Authority has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Irish energy firm ESB that will see both companies work together on developing port facilities for a floating offshore wind farm.
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NewsFelbermayr boosts fleet with Grove cranes
Austria-headquartered Felbermayr has acquired three Grove all-terrain cranes – two GMK3060L-1 units and a 400-tonne capacity GMK6400-1.
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NewsSchmidbauer completes Provence Grand Large erection
Schmidbauer has erected the last of three prototype turbines for France’s floating wind farm, Provence Grand Large.
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NewsRhenus expands in the Netherlands with terminal acquisition
Rhenus Group has signed an agreement to acquire a 49.99 percent stake in Rietlanden Terminals, which operates two terminals at the port of Amsterdam, from the current owner JERA Global Markets.
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NewsCollett & Sons coordinates Corduff delivery
UK-based Collett & Sons has completed the delivery of a 184-tonne transformer to Corduff substation, Ireland, in collaboration with Wagenborg.
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Newsdeugro to open second office in Denmark
deugro is opening a second branch office in Denmark. Located in Aarhus, the office will open its doors on November 1.
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NewsRhenus acquires Hungarian forwarder
Rhenus Logistics is acquiring Hungarian freight forwarder ITS Logistics Hungary KFT.
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NewsPort of Nigg secures transition piece marshalling work
Global Energy Group’s (GEG) port of Nigg in the Cromarty Firth, Scotland, has been selected by Ocean Winds as the marshalling location for 62 transition pieces prior to their installation at the 950 MW Moray West offshore wind farm.
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NewsESTA progresses with safety initiatives
The European association of abnormal road transport and mobile cranes (ESTA) is progressing with its SPMT training plans, with a meeting scheduled for October to decide upon its contents.