All Ports and terminals articles – Page 233
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Hyde Park gets transformed by JB Rawcliffe
June 16 - UK based heavy haulage and abnormal load engineering company JB Rawcliffe & Sons was contracted to come up with an innovative solution for the replacement of an old transformer, located in an 8 m deep substation underneath a car park in Hyde Par
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AKD adds two shipping specialists
June 16 - Rotterdam based law firm AKD has strengthened its position in the shipping and offshore sector with the addition of Pieter den Haan and Vivian van der Kuil to its transport and energy team.
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Volga-Dnepr in Suez shipment
June 15 - Volga-Dnepr Airlines has delivered a 28-tonne shipment of power station equipment from New York to Cairo, for use in the Suez Canal widening project.
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Blue Water gets a second wind
June 15 - Blue Water Shipping has transported 14 large wind turbines from China to France for turbine manufacturer Goldwind International Holdings.
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Biomass-ive job for Fox Brasil
June 15 - Fox Brasil has coordinated the transport of an entire biomass plant from Santa Catarina, Brazil to Sitio del Nino in El Salvador.
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RTGs arrive at Bronka
June 15 - The multipurpose vessel Meri has become the first vessel to be handled at the port of Bronka, when it delivered three rubber-tyred gantry (RTG) cranes to the new Russian gateway from Konecranes in Finland.
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GE transformers fly across Asia
June 15 - City Union Logistics and Lionheart Project Logistics have worked together to transport four transformers from China to a General Electric (GE) power plant in Egypt.
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Wagenborg ups towing power
June 12 - Wagenborg Towage has bareboat chartered a new Damen tug boat, which it has named Waterland.
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PEMA and FEPORT sign MoU
June 12 - The Port Equipment Manufacturers Association (PEMA) and the Federation of European Private Port Operators Association (FEPORT) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a framework of cooperation.
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'Great success' for CLC in Hong Kong
June 12 - The CLC Projects held its 7th global conference in Hong Kong from June 4-5.
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Globus executes autoclave move
June 12 - Globus Transitos has transported oversize smelting equipment from China to India.
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New Hong Kong office for MIQ
June 11 - MIQ Logistics has opened a new office in Hong Kong, which is twice the size of its previous facility.
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Great Lakes partnership launched
June 11 - The American Great Lakes Ports Association, Lake Carriers Association, Fednav and Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation have launched a joint initiative aimed at enhancing the public understanding of waterborne transportation in the Grea
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Logwin opens German duo
June 11 - Logwin has opened two new German offices at Halle/Leipzig airport and in Erfurt.
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Dako cements Russia project
June 11 - Germany based Dako Worldwide Transport has transported a 185-tonne cement mill over 5,700 km from the manufacturer's location in Austria to a cement factory in Sterlitamak, Russia.
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Record lift at BOW Terminal
June 11 - The lift of a frame weighing 620 tonnes onto suction piles 11 m high broke all the records at BOW Terminal recently.
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San Diego to appoint new president
June 11 - The Port of San Diego's board of commissioners is expected to appoint Randa Coniglio as its new president and ceo at a meeting today, June 11.
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Another in Turkey for Logistics Plus
June 11 - Logistics Plus has opened a new office in the Turkish capital, Ankara.
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Gold Star shines across Europe
June 11 - Finland based project logistics company Gold Star Consulting has transported four out-of-gauge gantries from Rotterdam to Baku, Azerbaijan by road.
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MOL rebrands under ACE banner
June 11 - Effective July 1, 2015, Mitsui O.S.K Lines will re-brand its global car carrying division as MOL Auto Carrier Express (MOL ACE).