October 17 - BNSF Logistics, through its office in Banning, has handled the transport of three transformers, each weighing 315 tonnes from the port of Baltimore to Newark.
The transformers were transported by rail to the substation, offloaded, set on turntables, rotated 90 degrees and then placed on to their foundations.
The work on site was completed within one week.
BNSF Logistics is the US member for the Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC).
Konecranes has received two orders from European ports for its Generation 6 mobile harbour cranes.
North American project freight forwarder Ambercor Shipping has appointed Martin Smith as its project manager.
Carl Erik Ropstad has joined the K2 Project Forwarding team as technical project manager.
Germany’s Briese Chartering has christened Eco Treasure, the fourth vessel in its OTECO 9000 series of newbuild general cargo vessels.
Aurich-based OEM Enercon and the Leer-based shipping company EMS Chartering have entered into a partnership to the charter wind turbine manufacturer’s own wind-assisted multipurpose vessel E-Ship 1.
Fleet performance solutions provider Oceanly has warned that an over-zealous push to adopt green fuels may lead to increased global emissions.
