February 1 - Two Liebherr mobile harbour cranes have started operations at Euroports' Leftbank Terminal in the Port of Antwerp.
The LHM 600 crane has a maximum heavy lift capacity of 208 tonnes and together with the LHM 550 machine, the two cranes provide a tandem lifting capacity of up to 275 tonnes.
Euroports claims the cranes will strengthen its capability in handling large steel volumes, and bulk cargo consignments.
The cranes have already been put to use by Grieg Star Shipping.
Guy Hindley has been appointed as chairman of the Baltic Exchange Council, effective January 1, 2025.
Turkish crane and heavy haulage company Aydıntaş has added two LTM 1450-8.1 mobile cranes to its fleet.
Turkish heavy lift and engineered transport provider Hareket has completed the transportation and installation of heavy equipment at the Kırklareli power plant project in Türkiye.
Fuel and emissions monitoring service, EmissionLink, said that it is simplifying the emissions management process with a series of solutions ahead of the Fuel EU Maritime regulations, due to come into effect in January 2025.
Portugal’s Laso Transportes will open a new complex worth EUR10 million (USD10.5 million) next year in the Basque Country, Spain.
UK-based Tugdock has been awarded a ‘Statement of Feasibility’ from DNV for its Tugdock Submersible Platform (TSP).
