All News articles – Page 408
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NewsEGL in transformer move
Egypt Global Logistics (EGL) has delivered a transformer for the Nagaa Hammadi power station project, approximately 80 km northwest of Luxor.
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NewsMammoet ups its ringer crane capacity
Mammoet has introduced its 18,000-tonne capacity MSG1000 ring crane concept.
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NewsMartel to step up at Marseille
Hervé Martel has been named interim managing director of the Marseille-Fos port authority following his nomination by the French transport minister.
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NewsArkon secures Hass deal
Hass Logistic Ghana (HLG) and Hass Freight Ghana (HFG) have appointed Arkon Shipping & Projects as their representative and commercial agent.
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NewsWalker in at ABP
Associated British Ports (ABP) has appointed Julian Walker as chief commercial officer, effective September 2.
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NewsDuluth looks to wind energy cargoes
BigLift Shipping’s vessel Happy River has called at the port of Duluth’s Clure Public marine terminal in the USA to offload wind energy components.
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NewsALE readies to launch SK10,000
ALE has launched its 10,000-tonne capacity SK10,000 ring crane at the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) in Texas, USA.
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NewsUlrichs joins BBC Chartering
BBC Chartering has named Ulrich Ulrichs as its chief commercial officer.
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NewsMACS names Zuidnatie in Antwerp
MACS Maritime Carrier Shipping has appointed the Zuidnatie Breakbulk terminal for its port calls in Antwerp.
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NewsM-Star readies project division
M-Star Freight Services is preparing to launch a corporate project division – M-Star Projects – at next week’s AntwerpXL exhibition.
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NewsAKM places Terex order
Munich-based AKM Autokranvermietung has placed an order with Terex for two Demag all-terrain cranes.
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NewsAllseas wins Equinor contract
Equinor Energy selected Allseas for the removal, transfer, load-in and disposal of the 48,000-tonne Statfjord A platform topsides.
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NewsVolga-Dnepr in wind energy delivery
Volga-Dnepr Airlines has delivered 80 tons (72.6 tonnes) of equipment from Cologne-Bonn, Germany to Australia to support the construction of a 32-turbine wind farm project.
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NewsCSA 2020: Ports could revoke scrubber bans
According to the Clean Shipping Alliance 2020 (CSA 2020), it has received written approvals and ‘no objection’ letters from several port authorities indicating that they have no intention of banning the use of open-loop scrubbers in their waters.
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NewsDan-Czech delivers to Slovakia
Dan-Czech Specialtransport has moved oversized cargo from Prague in the Czech Republic to Košice, Slovakia.
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NewsHuisman delivers in 3D
Huisman is delivering two 3D-printed crane hooks, which will be used in the maritime and offshore industries, for OOS International.
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NewsCollett introduces LoCity Driving course
UK-based Training4Transport, a division of Collett Holdings, has introduced a certificate of professional competence (CPC) course designed to give drivers an insight into ways to reduce fuel use and emissions.
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NewsFreja rings the changes
Former Freja Denmark managing director Ulrik Rasmussen is replacing Jørgen Hansen as group ceo.
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NewsStockholm Norvik Port progresses
Sweden’s Ports of Stockholm is progressing with the construction of Stockholm Norvik Port, which is set to open in May 2020.
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NewsHWH corridor gets a boost with Morrow grant
The port of Morrow, located on the Columbia River near Boardman, Oregon, has been awarded a USD19.4 million grant to fund infrastructure projects at the marine terminals within the port.