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NewsModulift warns on off-brand compatibility risks
Lifting equipment manufacturer Modulift has issued a warning about other brands launching products that they deem as compatible with the company’s spreader range.
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NewsAgence Maritime Mohab handles heavy machinery in Rades
Agence Maritime Mohab has received two oversized pieces of machinery at Rades port, Tunisia.
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NewsITI promotes Doyle
Industrial Training International (ITI) has promoted Jasen Doyle to technical services director.
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Newsdship welcomes Garifalos and Turner in Houston
dship Americas has appointed Stephen Garifalos as director of sales in North America, and Kevin Turner as the regional head of chartering, North America.
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NewsSteenken steps up at Leschaco Group
Germany-headquartered logistics service provider Leschaco Group has appointed Ulrich Steenken as its chief financial officer, effective June 1.
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NewsEngineered Rigging supports hangar construction
USA-based Engineered Rigging has deployed its strand jacks to support the construction of an aircraft hangar for United Parcel Service’s (UPS) Northwest Aircraft Maintenance Complex in Louisville, Kentucky.
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NewsHöegh partners with North Ammonia
Ro-ro carrier Höegh Autoliners has partnered with Norwegian green energy provider North Ammonia for the supply, distribution, delivery, and consumption of green ammonia – a carbon free fuel produced using renewable energy.
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NewsMammoet removes Unterweser reactor pressure vessel
Mammoet, on behalf of contractor Höfer & Bechtel, has supported the decommissioning of the Unterweser nuclear power plant in Germany.
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NewsLower Saxony seaports ready for wind energy expansion
The working group of Lower Saxony seaports in Germany has commissioned a study that examines how the ports can best support the German energy transition, notably the expansion of wind energy.
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NewsOsprey moves Hinkley reactor
Earlier this year, UK-based project logistics specialist Osprey coordinated the transport of a reactor pressure vessel for EDF’s Hinkley Point C nuclear power plant in Somerset.
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NewsMaersk Project Logistics launches
A.P. Møller-Mærsk has officially launched Maersk Project Logistics following the integration of Danish project logistics specialist Martin Bencher.
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NewsHarren & Partner rebrands as Harren Group
Maritime services and logistics conglomerate Harren & Partner has rebranded as Harren Group.
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Newsdeugro delivers for Long Son A1 olefins plant
Project freight forwarder deugro has moved 280,000 freight tons of petrochemical equipment from over 35 worldwide seaports and airports for the Long Son A1 olefins plant project on Long Son Island near Vũng Tàu, Vietnam.
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NewsLong Beach unveils Pier Wind project plans
The port of Long Beach in the USA has unveiled plans for a floating offshore wind facility to support California’s clean energy development.
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NewsLyseo and Modern Shipping Agencies handle relief cargo
Lyseo Special & Project has cooperated with Pakistan-based Modern Shipping Agencies to coordinate a shipment of relief cargo from Karachi to Adana in Türkiye.
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NewsSilk Way West joins cargo.one marketplace
Silk Way West Airlines, one of the leading cargo airlines in the Caspian and Central Asian region, has partnered with air cargo booking marketplace cargo.one.
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NewsSarens supports Malaysian methanol project
Engineered transport specialist Sarens has transported and installed 48 modules for the Sarawak Petchem methanol project in Bintulu, Malaysia, on behalf of Samsung Engineering.
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NewsRhenus USA expands in Los Angeles
Rhenus Logistics has expanded its footprint in the Americas and relocated its branch office in Los Angeles, California.
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News3p Logistics coordinates turbine move
3p Logistics has coordinated the transport of a gas turbine from Ukraine to Dalian, China, via the port of Gdansk in Poland.
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NewsCMA CGM moves forward with Bolloré Logistics acquisition
CMA CGM has moved forward with the acquisition of Bolloré Group’s transport and logistics activities and committed to purchase Bolloré Logistics for an enterprise value of EUR5 billion (USD5.5 billion).