More news – Page 369
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NewsIMO looks at fuels of the future
An International Maritime Organization (IMO) symposium held on October 18 considered the sulphur 2020 limit which comes into effect on January 1, 2020, as well as the longer term need to decarbonise shipping.
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NewsCityring extension complete
Copenhagen Metro in Denmark opened its most recent extension during September after several years of construction works in and under the city centre.
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NewsYIFFY: celebrating young professionals
The 21st Young International Freight Forwarder of the Year (YIFFY) Award – supported by the International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations (FIATA) and TT Club – was announced at the FIATA World Congress, held in Cape Town on October 1-5.
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NewsMega Jack hits 100
ALE’s Mega Jack 300 has performed its 100th jack up operation at Kuwait’s Al-Zour oil refinery project.
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NewsBrexit and the impact for offshore renewables
If the UK leaves the European Union (EU) without a deal on the exit proceedings, there will be a significant effect on the offshore renewable energy market, said Global Renewables Shipbrokers (GRS).
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NewsNooteboom launches largest low-loader
Netherlands-based trailer manufacturer Nooteboom has expanded its EURO-PX low-loader portfolio with the addition of the 4+6 IC Interdolly Compact.
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NewsFinal load of Murco components leaves Pembroke
The export of components from the decommissioned Murco refinery in Pembrokeshire is now complete, with over 13,000 tonnes of cargo having been transported to southern Asia since the plant closed in 2014.
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NewsVolga-Dnepr Group moves to allay reports of financial woes
The Volga-Dnepr Group has downplayed Russian press reports regarding the scale of the current financial challenges it faces, HLPFI’s sister publication Air Cargo News reports.
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NewsRegistration open for PPG master class
Registration has opened for the Project Professionals Group (PPG) project cargo forwarding training course, which will be held at the AntwerpXL exhibition in April 2020.
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NewsTime charter rates on the up
Time charter rates in the multipurpose shipping sector have increased slightly over the last month, according to the latest data from shipbroker Toepfer Transport.
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NewsChapman partners with AIA in Ireland
Chapman Freeborn Airchartering has entered a strategic cooperation with Airbridge International Agencies (AIA) Cargo to strengthen both companies’ service offering in Ireland.
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NewsInnovating to push project logistics into the 21st century
Dennis Mottola, global logistics consultant, explains to David Kershaw why he is positive about the outlook for the logistics industry, despite a widespread need for modernisation.
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NewsBilbao gains Norwegian connection
Finnlines, part of the Grimaldi Group, has added a port call in Norway to its Biscay service between Bilbao, Spain and St. Petersburg, Russia.
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NewsScot Explorer launched in Hoogezand
Scotline Marine Holdings’ 4,800 dwt vessel Scot Explorer has been christened and launched at the Royal Bodewes Shipyard in Hoogezand, the Netherlands.
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NewsZPMC delivers for Hutchison Port Sohar
ZPMC’s heavy lift vessel Zhen Hua 19 has delivered two remote-controlled quay cranes and six rubber-tyred gantry cranes to Hutchison Port Sohar’s terminal in Oman.
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NewsWangfoong rescue on track
Wangfoong Transportation has been involved in a complex salvage operation in Hong Kong, where it helped to recover three derailed trains.
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NewsQuality support for Clocaenog project
Quality Freight UK, part of the Peel Ports Group, partnered with Collett & Sons to move 27 wind turbines to the Clocaenog Forest project site in Wales.
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NewsDeputy CEO steps up at Almajdouie
Almajdouie Logistics has appointed Mohammed Ali Almajdouie as its deputy ceo.
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NewsBelgian gateways begin merger talks
The port authorities of Antwerp and Zeebrugge will start negotiations with regard to a merger between the two gateways.
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NewsBNSFL moves transformer trio
BNSF Logistics (BNSFL) has transported three 208.8-tonne transformers from the port of Houston to North Liberty, Indiana.