All articles by David Kershaw – Page 55
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NewsMammoet performs Rhine Bridge move
The Rhine Bridge in Leverkusen, Germany, is being replaced with an eight-lane structure. SEH Engineering contracted Mammoet to move one bridge section to its installation position.
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NewsMatarbari work for Sarens’ CC 2800-1
Sarens Bangladesh recently lifted a grinder at the Matarbari power plant. The load weighed 70 tonnes and measured 74 m high, with a 36-m radius.
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News15 percent of global fleet viable for alternative fuels
A report from the Maritime Oslofjord Alliance suggests that just 15 percent of the shipping fleet (above 5,000 dwt) is viable for conversion to alternative fuels.
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NewsLayde named CEO at the Seafarers’ Charity
The Seafarers’ Charity has appointed Deborah Layde as its ceo, with Catherine Spencer stepping down from the role.
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NewsSarens Siba boosts Cape Town footprint
Sarens Siba has opened its latest depot in Cape Town, South Africa.
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NewsAstra Bridge inaugurated
The Astra mobile bridge has been inaugurated in Switzerland, marking the launch of an innovative solution that minimises public disruption during motorway maintenance activities.
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NewsJR Shipping retrofit with Filtree systems
JR Shipping will retrofit another six vessels with exhaust gas cleaning Filtree and carbon capture systems from Value Maritime.
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NewsHareket hits new heights
Turkey-headquartered Hareket has loaded out a 10,350-tonne ship from a floating dock at Tersan Yalova Shipyard.
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NewsAntwerpXL set for October return
Registration is now open for AntwerpXL, which is taking place at the Antwerp Expo in Belgium from October 4-6.
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ArticleMining sector digs deep to lead logistics recovery
Covid-19 disruption and commodity price volatility have caused delays to projects in all industry verticals. Despite the turbulence, mining projects appear to be better placed than most to ride out the crisis, writes David Kershaw.
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NewsBMS Heavy forms strategic alliance in Vietnam
Denmark’s BMS Heavy Cranes and Dang Gia Corp Vietnam have formed a strategic alliance to provide heavy lifting services for Vietnamese wind energy projects.
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NewsFaymonville launches WingMAX
Faymonville has unveiled a semi-trailer for the transportation of wind turbines measuring 70 m or more.
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NewsDemag lifts at football stadium
Sarens employed a Demag CC 3800-1 lattice boom crawler crane to lift four steel structures at the Saint-Symphorien football stadium in Metz, France.
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NewsAAL in ship shape
In partnership with logistics service provider Peters & May, AAL Shipping has transported 38 private yachts on its vessel AAL Melbourne.
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NewsHegmann’s double delivery
Germany’s Hegmann Transit has handled the delivery of heavy and long cargoes to France and Finland.
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NewsTurbine parts move through Bristol
Bristol Port has handled parts of a 2.3 MW Enercon wind turbine that is destined for a wind farm site in Cornwall, UK.
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NewsAinscough names leadership team
Ainscough Crane Hire has made a series of managerial appointments.
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NewsBolloré boosts DRC presence
Bolloré Transport & Logistics has established an agency office in Kalemie in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
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NewsMcAlpine joins Ince maritime team
International law firm Ince has appointed Stuart McAlpine as global head of marine projects and finance.