All articles by Sophie Barnes – Page 54
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NewsFurther expansion for the Wagenborg fleet
Netherlands-headquartered Wagenborg has further expanded its fleet over the last month with four more multipurpose vessels joining its operations.
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NewsCaldwell adds Fast Find tool
The Caldwell Group, a manufacturer of under-the-jib equipment and lifting solutions, has launched its Fast Find online tool that gives customers instant access to distributor pricing and product availability.
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NewsAchiha adds Faymonville equipment for wind energy moves
Japanese transport company Achiha has taken delivery of equipment from heavy-duty trailer manufacturer Faymonville for the transport of wind turbine components.
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NewsGAC acquires NSG in Sweden
GAC Group has acquired Finland-based ESL Shipping’s Swedish ship agency subsidiary Norra Skeppningsgruppen (NSG).
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NewsGHHL places large Liebherr order
Saudi Arabia’s Gulf Haulage Heavy Lift Company (GHHL) has purchased 18 mobile cranes from Liebherr.
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NewsÇaba & Misnak bolsters fleet
Türkiye’s heavy transport specialist Çaba & Misnak has taken delivery of 52 axle lines of SPMTs from Cometto.
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NewsPCN holds 11th annual summit in Dubai
Last week, over 185 delegates from more than 95 countries attended Project Cargo Network’s (PCN) 11th annual summit, which took place at the Radisson Blue hotel in Dubai.
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NewsXLP member moves cargo to Aruba
XLP network (XLP) member International Freight Transport has coordinated the delivery of two airport bridges and their components from Port Everglades, Florida, USA, to the port of Oranjestad, Aruba.
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NewsNoatum in Dos Bocas work
Since January 2021, Noatum Project Cargo has been supporting Mexico’s Dos Bocas refinery project, with operations expected to last into 2023.
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NewsOsprey expands with crawler cranes
UK project logistics specialist Osprey Group has added two crawler cranes to its fleet – a 400-tonne capacity CC2400-1 and a 650-tonne capacity CC3800-1.
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ArticlePolitical turmoil clouds promising outlook for UK project logistics
Prime ministers have come and gone at a comical rate but a strong pipeline of energy-related work is spurring on the UK project logistics sector. However, current political turbulence will have an impact on project pipelines, if prolonged.
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NewsRahlf-Krane buys Liebherr model
Fehmarn, Germany-based crane rental agency Rahlf-Krane has purchased a Liebherr LTM 1160-5.2 mobile crane.
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NewsNYK Bulk Projects signs MoU to decarbonise copper transport
NYK Bulk Projects has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Chile’s Corporación Nacional del Cobre de Chile (CODELCO), one of the world’s leading copper producers, to jointly study ways in which they can decarbonise the transport of copper products.
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NewsHöegh purchases Höegh Trapper
Höegh Autoliners has exercised its option to purchase the pure car truck carrier (PCTC) Höegh Trapper for USD53.2 million.
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NewsSarens signs MoU to target offshore wind in Vietnam
Belgian engineered transport and heavy lift provider Sarens signed a memorandum of understating (MoU) with PetroVietnam Technical Services Corporation (PTSC) to serve the offshore renewable energy market in Vietnam.
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NewsSkyWalker system for wind turbine installation
Industrial technology group Nekkar and BMS Heavy Cranes have entered into an innovation agreement to develop and test the SkyWalker wind turbine installation tool.
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NewsHBH handles waste heat exchanger
HBH Logistics has transported a waste heat exchanger from Raciborz, Poland to Kohtla-Järve, Estonia.
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NewsTotal Movements supports Mexican heavy lifts
Total Movements has coordinated the transport of cargoes for an energy project from Mumbai to Altamira, Mexico.
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NewsHareket opens German office
Turkey-headquartered heavy lift and engineered transport specialist Hareket has opened an office in Germany.
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NewsAntonov in urgent charter solution
Antonov Airlines, in cooperation with Air Partner, provided an urgent aircraft-on-ground (AOG) charter solution to move an oversized aircraft engine and critical tooling from Luxembourg to Lajes, Portugal, onboard one of its AN-124-100 aircraft.