All Heavy Lift & Project Forwarding International articles in August 2023
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NewsEntries open for the Readers’ Vote Awards 2023
Do you have an amazing photo or video of a recent project? Be in with a chance of winning this year’s HLPFI Readers’ Vote Awards and enter today.
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Newstransport logistic Southeast Asia outlines conference themes
Supply chain resilience, digitalisation and sustainability will be the main focus of the conference programme at transport logistic Southeast Asia and air cargo Southeast Asia, which will be held in Singapore from November 1 to 3, 2023.
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NewsAltius completes Zarate first for reactor delivery
Altius Bolivia has transported a 176-tonne reactor from the port of Zarate, Argentina, to Puerto Jennefer for the Mutun plant project.
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NewsUS offshore wind energy sector facing headwinds
The US Department of Interior held its first-ever offshore wind energy auction for the Gulf of Mexico region earlier this week, with lacklustre results.
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NewsREBO opens heavy lift warehouse in Oostende
The port of Oostende’s subsidiary REBO has opened its 6,900 sq m warehouse at the Belgian port.
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NewsElkenz appoints One World Shipbrokers as agent in Northern Europe
Istanbul-based multipurpose and breakbulk operator Elkenz Maritime Logistics has appointed One World Shipbrokers as its exclusive commercial agent in Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark and Poland.
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NewsXCMG establishes Saudi subsidiary
Chinese construction machinery manufacturer XCMG has opened a subsidiary in Saudi Arabia.
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NewsDearborn appoints Clark as director of business development
Illinois-headquartered heavy lift and structural engineering firm Dearborn Companies has appointed Patrick Clark as director of business development.
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NewsNewbuild progress for AAL Shipping
The construction of AAL Shipping’s Super B-class multipurpose vessels is progressing well, with a steel cutting ceremony for the fourth ship in the series.
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NewsSarens PSG forms joint venture with Aventus Energy
Sarens PSG and Aventus Energy have entered into a joint venture agreement to offer an integrated port marshalling service to the offshore wind sector.
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NewsEngineered Rigging supports transformer installation
Heavy haulier Bricker Transport collaborated with Engineered Rigging to install 220-ton (200-tonne) transformers in Texas.
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NewsCadeler reports strong H1 results
Offshore installation contractor Cadeler saw revenue in the first six months of 2023 hit EUR68 million (USD73.5 million), an increase of 57 percent against the same period last year.
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NewsKuehne + Nagel lands NEOM contract
Freight forwarder Kuehne + Nagel has secured a contract from Envision Energy to transport 190 wind turbine generators and 67 tower sets to Saudi Arabia’s special economic zone, NEOM.
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NewsScaldis completes decommissioning campaign
Scaldis Salvage & Marine Contractors has utilised its heavy lift vessel Gulliver to complete an extensive decommissioning campaign in Hoondert, Flushing.
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NewsScales expands fleet with CombiMAX trailer
French heavy transport specialist Scales has added a Faymonville CombiMAX trailer to its fleet.
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NewsHappy Sky loaded with crane components
GustoMSC has worked with BigLift Shipping to load components for a 1,600-tonne capacity leg crane onboard Happy Sky in Ulsan, South Korea.
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NewsAAPA selects Cary Davis as president and CEO
The American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA) has appointed Cary Davis as its president and ceo, effective October 1, 2023.
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NewsMSIP and Crowley form offshore wind JV
Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners (MSIP) and US maritime, energy and logistics company Crowley have formed a joint venture to advance offshore wind energy solutions in the USA.
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NewsRhenus Project Logistics opens in Utah
Rhenus Logistics has expanded its project logistics division in the USA with an office in Utah.
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NewsEurope’s offshore projects increasingly put under environmental microscope
In Europe, there is an increasing trend of developers having to submit sustainability requirements during offshore wind energy tenders. Market intelligence provider Esgian shed some light on the hoops that developers will now need to jump through, and the knock-on effects that will be felt by suppliers.