All Ports and terminals articles – Page 20
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NewsCollett transports transformer
UK-based heavy haulage expert Collett & Sons has delivered the second and final 215-tonne supergrid transformer to the Kintore substation in Scotland.
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NewsHerbert arrives in Emden
Chipolbrok’s newbuild multipurpose vessel Herbert has called at the port of Emden, Germany, to discharge wind turbine blades.
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NewsPorts unite to overcome offshore wind challenges
Representatives of six leading European ports have signed a collaboration agreement that will see them work together to support the development of the offshore wind energy industry.
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NewsNorth Sea Port posts strong results
2022 proved to be the North Sea Port’s best-ever year for cargo throughput.
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NewsPort Esbjerg rolls out digital twin
Denmark’s Port Esbjerg has rolled out a ‘digital twin’ that can calculate efficient methods for deploying offshore wind installations.
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NewsScottish freeport sites confirmed
The UK and Scottish governments have jointly confirmed that Inverness and Cromarty Firth Green Freeport and Forth Green Freeport have been successful in their bids.
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NewsCarter appointed municipal port director
Cavalier Johnson, the mayor of Milwaukee city, has appointed Jackie Q. Carter as municipal port director at the port of Milwaukee, USA.
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NewsHapag-Lloyd acquires 49 percent stake in Spinelli Group
Hapag-Lloyd has completed the acquisition of a 49 percent stake in the Italian terminal operator Spinelli Group.
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NewsFreeport East receives government approvals
The UK’s Freeport East has received final approvals from the UK government to develop the port, supported by funding worth GBP25 million (USD30 million).
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NewsPort Antwerp-Bruges reports stability
Even though 2022 was fraught with geopolitical, energy and supply chain challenges, the port of Antwerp-Bruges has reported stable results for the year, while certain segments experienced a slight growth.
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NewsLeith rolls out shore power
The port of Leith in Scotland, part of Forth Ports, has connected its first vessel to shore power as it continues its commitment to reducing its own carbon footprint and that of its customers.
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NewsPort Esbjerg adds Liebherr crane
Port Esbjerg has received a 308-tonne capacity Liebherr LHM 800 mobile harbour crane.
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NewsBertling ships intervention tower to Singapore
Bertling Logistics has coordinated the shipment of a 909-tonne intervention tower from Port Clarence in Middlesbrough, UK, to Singapore. The tower will be installed on FTAI Ocean’s DP3 well intervention vessel, Pride.
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NewsNordex establishes service linking Europe and Asia
Last September, wind turbine manufacturer Nordex Group established a maritime subsidiary at its office in Barasoain, Spain, and established a regular liner service with northern Europe and Asia.
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News3P Logistics handles oversized cargo in Estonia
3P Logistics (3PL) has coordinated the transport of oversized project cargo from the port of Sillamae for the Auvere Enefit power plant in Estonia.
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NewsBlyth terminal selected by RWE
RWE has selected the Bates Clean Energy Terminal at the port of Blyth as the offshore construction base for the Sofia offshore wind farm.
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NewsMSC completes Bolloré Africa Logistics acquisition
MSC Group’s wholly owned subsidiary SAS Shipping Agencies Services has completed the acquisition of Bolloré Africa Logistics.
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NewsPorts of Stockholm appoints Bosson
Magdalena Bosson will step up as ceo of the Ports of Stockholm on January 1, 2023.
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NewsPorts of Stockholm to receive project shipments
Ports of Stockholm in Sweden will receive a number of oversized project loads at three ports over the next few days.
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NewsPort Khalifa expansion inaugurated
President of the UAE Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has inaugurated AD Ports group’s Khalifa Port’s expansion - a major development project with a total investment of USD1.1 billion.