Shipping news – Page 80
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NewsHöegh ro-ro makes Newcastle call
Höegh Autoliners’ ro-ro ship Triton Ace called at the port of Newcastle, Australia, on May 8, 2020 – the first time that a vessel of this type had called at the gateway since 2013.
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NewsFLS Projects ships HRSG modules
FLS Projects Thailand has coordinated the load out of eight heat recovery steam generator (HRSG) modules for onward shipment to Zagreb in Croatia.
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NewsBlue Water delivers SBO boom
In partnership with Swire Blue Ocean (SBO), Blue Water Shipping has shipped a large crane boom from northeast Asia to Esbjerg in Denmark.
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NewsJumbo loads at Venice
Jumbo Jubilee called at the Multi Service Terminal at the port of Venice, Italy, to load five reactors manufactured by ATB Group.
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NewsUniversal Transport acquires Hamburg site
Universal Transport has started construction works at its new site in Rahlstedt, near Hamburg, Germany.
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NewsRoadmap to relieve seafarers
Crew changes and repatriation have emerged as two of the biggest challenges facing the shipping industry as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has now endorsed a plan to address the issues.
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NewsPremier Global completes OOG shipment
Premier Global Logistics has shipped 355 pieces of out-of-gauge (OOG) cargo from Masan, Ulsan (South Korea) and Yokohama (Japan) to Bangladesh.
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NewsPositive start for ScanNautic
ScanNautic has delivered a solid operating result in its first year of operations. It has also established a technical solutions subsidiary targeting the marine project and heavy lifting industry.
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NewsBaker moves to Cape Town for G2 Ocean
Simon Baker has succeeded John Currie as chartering director for G2 Ocean in Cape Town, South Africa.
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NewsTime charter rates fall
Time charter rates in the multipurpose shipping sector slipped further over the last month, according to shipbroker Toepfer Transport.
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NewsOHT transports Moray East foundations
Offshore Heavy Transport (OHT) has transported the first eight jacket foundations for the Moray East offshore wind farm to the port of Nigg in Scotland
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NewsMurakami to step down as “K” Line chairman
Eizo Murakami will step down as chairman of the board at Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (“K” Line) in June and will take on an advisory role.
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NewsBlades arrive in Vancouver USA
G2 Ocean’s general cargo vessel Star Kilimanjaro has delivered 27 wind turbine blades from China to the port of Vancouver USA for the Golden South wind energy project in Canada.
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NewsUAL boosts network with Danish chartering desk
Universal Africa Lines (UAL) has established a chartering desk in Denmark in order to launch a breakbulk service connecting the Mediterranean and Black Sea with West Africa.
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NewsUnited Heavy Transport names leadership team
United Shipping Group has appointed Andreas Rolner, Anthony Perez and Philipp Mehringer to lead its newly launched United Heavy Transport division.
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NewsZPMC delivers to RWG
ZPMC has delivered two deepsea quay cranes to the Rotterdam World Gateway (RWG) terminal in the Netherlands onboard its heavy lift vessel Zhen Hua 26.
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NewsCDWE plans installation newbuild
CSBC-DEME Wind Engineering (CDWE) has initiated an early works contract for a floating heavy lift and installation vessel.
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NewsHuisman and Jan De Nul develop UQC
Huisman has designed a universal quick connector (UQC) for the heavy lift cranes that will be fitted on Jan De Nul’s newbuild offshore installation vessels Les Alizés and Voltaire.
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NewsBertling Logistics names Maclsaac as CEO
Bertling Logistics has appointed Colin Maclsaac as its chief executive officer with immediate effect.
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NewsTough road ahead for the crew change challenge
Crew managers attempting to repatriate or relieve seafarers are facing a number of challenges, and these may be the tip of the iceberg for the shipping industry, according to crewing specialist Henrik Jensen.