All AAL Shipping articles
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NewsAAL opts for Seaber to enhance fleet efficiency and TCE
AAL Shipping has opted for Seaber’s AI-assisted planning and scheduling platform as the multipurpose carrier aims to enhance its fleet efficiency and increase time charter equivalent (TCE).
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NewsAAL supports Ineos Project One
AAL Shipping has completed multiple, complex cargo shipments for Ineos Project One, one of the world’s most sustainable ethane cracker developments, located in Antwerp, Belgium.
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NewsAAL Super B-class vessel makes maiden voyage to the UK
Multipurpose carrier AAL Shipping has delivered a 330-tonne transformer to Dover in the UK. The unit will be installed at the Sellindge Substation redevelopment project which is part of the UK National Grid.
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NewsAAL completes Wambo wind farm scope
Multipurpose carrier AAL Shipping has delivered its final shipment for the Wambo wind farm in Queensland, Australia.
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NewsConstruction commences at oversized logistics corridor in Ventspils
The port of Ventspils in Latvia has started construction to adapt three intersections for the transportation of oversized cargo. The works are costing approximately EUR100,000 (USD116,860) and are being funded by UAB Fulmenn.
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ArticleClean energy and infrastructure drive heavy lift growth in ASEAN region
There is strong project cargo demand in Southeast Asia, driven by energy, infrastructure and industrial projects. Several headwinds are affecting the sector but optimism is high. This time last year, HLPFI discussed the role of the ‘China plus one’ business model in Southeast Asia’s project cargo activity. While this trend continues, Southeast Asia still faces tough competition from China.
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NewsAAL welcomes AAL Dammam to its newbuild fleet
Multipurpose carrier AAL Shipping has held an official naming ceremony for the 32,000 dwt AAL Dammam, its sixth Super B-class vessel.
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NewsAAL delivers trio of Konecranes port cranes
Multipurpose shipping line AAL Shipping has delivered three fully assembly Konecranes port cranes from Schiedam and Westdorpe, the Netherlands, to ports in Mexico and Chile.
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NewsAAL holds naming ceremony for AAL Dubai
Multipurpose carrier AAL Shipping has held a formal naming ceremony for AAL Dubai, its fifth Super B-class vessel.
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NewsAAL opts for Octopus advisory system for Super B-class
AAL Shipping has chosen the ABB Ability Octopus marine advisory system to optimise operations of its advanced fleet of Super B-class heavy lift vessels.
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ArticleMeasured steps in the Middle East’s economic diversification
The Middle East’s primary generator of project logistics activity, the oil and gas sector, still commands the lion’s share of attention. Nevertheless, profits derived from fossil fuels are being funnelled into various markets, including transport infrastructure, civil construction and renewable energy. The pace of diversification may be gradual, but there is a tangible sense that the region is laying the groundwork for a more resilient future. Chris Lewis reports.
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NewsHeavy lifts and trade shifts
As AAL Shipping delivers a 560-tonne crane body from Japan to the USA, the company reflects on the resilience of heavy lift logistics amid shifting US trade policies and geopolitical tensions.
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NewsAAL services in Australia impacted by industrial action
AAL Shipping’s operations in Australia will be impacted by ongoing industrial action at some of the country’s key ports.
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ArticleCarbon capture prospects look bright – but costly
Growing worldwide interest in fitting carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) technology at fossil fuel power plants to reduce harmful CO2 emissions could create additional business opportunities for project logistics providers. Such technology is imperative in achieving net-zero targets while using fossil-fuelled power generation methods. While the prospects look good on paper, high costs mean many projects remain on the drawing board
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NewsAAL strengthening focus on Indian market
AAL Shipping’s 31,000 dwt AAL Kembla recently delivered heavy lift cargoes from India to the Americas.
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ArticleNuclear power’s growth spurt
The nuclear power generation sector could be a panacea for the world’s energy needs. However, large-scale projects are often highly politicised and are subject to delays and cost overruns. SMR technology has been touted as an alternative, although this too faces public relations and permitting challenges, while development timelines are obscure. Project logisticians and heavy lift service providers remain sanguine on the prospects.
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NewsMining houses tap into green energy resources
Miners in Australia are increasingly installing renewable energy sources to cut their net carbon emissions, creating work for heavy lift and multipurpose carriers.
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NewsEnvironmental challenges for ports persist in the wake of Hurricane Milton
While Gulf Coast ports have reopened following Hurricane Milton, issues regarding the impact of weather and its disruptive potential on port operations remain a key concern for multiple industries and logistics in particular.
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NewsAAL Hamburg to deliver barges as part of maiden voyage
AAL Hamburg is to deliver four barges as part of its maiden voyage.
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NewsShortlist spotlight 2024: Innovation Award
HLPFI reviews the five entries that made it onto this year’s Innovation Award shortlist, sponsored by HLI Rail & Rigging.