All articles by David Kershaw – Page 49
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NewsRecords set at Port Houston
August container volumes continue to surge at Port Houston, as do steel imports.
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NewsNWSA volumes trail 2021
The Northwest Seaport Alliance (NWSA), comprising the ports of Seattle and Tacoma (USA), reported increases in container and breakbulk handling during August 2022, but year-to-date figures trail those reported in 2021.
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NewsSign up for the 52nd BUSINESSrun
The 52nd BUSINESSrun will take place on October 5 during the AntwerpXL conference and exhibition.
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NewsBertling Logistics opens Paramaribo office
Bertling Logistics has opened an office in Suriname to extend its client portfolio in the mining and energy sectors.
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Newsdeugro sells Russian activities
Freight forwarding company deugro has sold its business in Russia via a management buyout.
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NewsMSC delivers yacht to Busan
Shipping company MSC moved a yacht from Turkey to South Korea onboard its container vessel Clara.
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NewsFurther strikes at Felixstowe
A fresh round of strike action is set to affect the UK’s port of Felixstowe during September.
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NewsBlue Water expands in Turkey
Blue Water Shipping has opened offices in Istanbul and Izmir, Turkey, which will have a local team of specialists handling industrial projects.
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NewsSpinelli adding MHC at Genoa
Italian terminal operator Spinelli has ordered its first Generation 6 Konecranes Gottwald mobile harbour crane for its facility in Genoa.
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NewsCrowley and Chevron back ZEI hydrogen initiative
Hydrogen technology company for the maritime sector, Zero Emission Industries (ZEI), has attracted investment from Chevron New Energies with additional investment from USA-based shipping and logistics company Crowley.
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NewsTransportes Montejo calls on blade lifter for mountainside move
Colombian special transport and lifting company Transportes Montejo showcased its expertise in the transport of wind energy components for a project in Loja Province, Ecuador.
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NewsContractors sign up for Baltic Power
Baltic Power has been appointing contractors for its 1,200 MW offshore wind farm development in the Baltic Sea.
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ArticleMammoet: Storm force changes ahead in wind energy market
David Kershaw spoke with Francisco Rodrigues, global sector lead – offshore wind, and Gavin Kerr, global cranes director, of Mammoet on various facets of the transition. Innovation will be critical in meeting ambitious targets.
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NewsSiemens Gamesa wins patent dispute in Boston
General Electric (GE) will no longer be able to sell its flagship Haliade-X 12 MW offshore wind turbine in the USA having violated a patent held by rival Siemens Gamesa, a Boston judge found.
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NewsSecond mobile harbour crane joins Blue Water BREB
Cuxhaven shipping company BREB and Danish logistics group Blue Water Shipping celebrated five years of handling at its jointly operated terminal in the town with the addition of a second large mobile crane.
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NewsSGL enhances Abu Dhabi footprint with second office
Freight forwarder Scan Global Logistics (SGL) has opened its second office in Abu Dhabi, located at the main airport’s free zone.
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NewsAllseas picks JV for Darwin installation scope
Allseas awarded joint venture of Van Oord and DEME a contract for shallow water pipeline installation at the Darwin pipeline duplication project in Australia.
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NewsThe learning never stops
If a theme of the project logistics sector is that no two days are the same, another is: the learning never stops. Continuous professional development (CPD) has been a focal point for 4D Supply Chain Consulting – a logistics and supply chain consultancy that delivers market-leading supply chain and logistics trainings (both digital and classroom based) to students and working professionals around the globe.
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NewsBroekman relocates Antwerp office
Broekman Logistics’ international freight forwarding office in Belgium has relocated in the port of Antwerp.
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NewsF500s join BBC Chartering
Two additional F500-type newbuild multipurpose vessels have joined the BBC Chartering roster.