All articles by David Kershaw – Page 43
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NewsBigLift supports GTA project
The Netherlands-headquartered heavy lift carrier BigLift Shipping is supporting the Greater Tortue Ahmeyim (GTA) LNG project on the maritime border of Mauritania and Senegal.
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NewsABP targets Newport development
Associated British Ports (ABP) is targeting manufacturing and logistics development at two sites – covering 95 (38.4 ha) acres – at the port of Newport.
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NewsEU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) for shipping – what we know so far
The European Commission’s Fit for 55 package aims to reduce CO2 emissions in the bloc by 55 percent over 1990 levels by 2030. For the first time, shipping will be included as part of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS), and the cost for clients looks set to be significant per freight equivalent unit (feu).
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NewsLEEA introduces End User Guidance course
The Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA) launched its End User Guidance continuous professional development (CPD) course.
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NewsChinese ports disrupted again
Shipping industry analyst Zencargo said typhoons are disrupting operations at many ports across China in its latest market update.
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NewsSarens in Goliath replacement
Sarens dismantled an existing Goliath gantry crane and replaced it with a larger unit in St. Nazaire, France.
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NewsSAL Heavy Lift orders newbuilds
German project shipping specialist SAL Heavy Lift has placed an order for up to six 14,600 dwt multipurpose heavy lift vessels with China’s Wuhu Shipyard.
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NewsAntwerpXL prepares for October event
The AntwerpXL exhibition and conference will return to the Antwerp Expo, Belgium from October 4-6.
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NewsCharon wheel shipped from Burning Man
Bolloré Logistics has transported the Charon wheel from the Burning Man site in the USA to Nantes for the sixth annual Nantes Maker Campus.
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NewsCollett on hand for Gooseholme bridge delivery
UK-based Collett & Sons has delivered a replacement bridge to Gooseholme.
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NewsDisruption hits Konecranes margins
Konecranes was forced to issue a profit warning this week. Although demand for its products has remained good, global component and material availability and other supply chain issues, as well as Covid-19-related challenges, continued to impact its delivery capability in Q2.
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NewsReported piracy incidents decline in first half of 2022
The ICC International Maritime Bureau (IMB) received the lowest number of reported piracy incidents for the first half of any year since 1994.
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NewsTan joins CakeBoxx
CakeBoxx Technologies has appointed Sean Tan as chief technical officer, tasked with leading the company’s worldwide research and development, systems engineering, and ongoing product development initiatives.
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Newsdeugro ships LNG tanks to the Caribbean
deugro moved four LNG tanks with a unit weight of 225.4 tonnes from the manufacturer’s yard in Decin, Czech Republic, via the port of Hamburg, Germany, to a construction site in the Caribbean Sea.
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NewsCeva acquires Spedag Interfreight
Ceva Logistics has acquired East African forwarding specialist Spedag Interfreight.
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NewsSeafarers’ Wages Bill published
The UK government has published its Seafarers’ Wages Bill – a document aimed at ensuring seafarers spending substantial time in UK waters are paid an equivalent to the national minimum wage.
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NewsSwire Projects bolsters fleet with multipurpose charters
Swire Projects has chartered three 28,000 dwt multipurpose vessels from shipowner R. Braren on a long-term basis.
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NewsDSME under pressure
Despite massive newbuilding campaigns from owners, shipyards continue to come under pressure with input prices surging.
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NewsØrsted lands Hornsea 3 contract
Denmark’s Ørsted secured a contract for difference for the Hornsea 3 offshore wind farm in the UK.
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NewsModulMAX AP-M launched
Heavy-duty trailer manufacturer Faymonville has launched its ModulMAX AP-M, a modular unit that combines the supporting assist mode with the independent self-propelled mode.