European news – Page 128
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NewsG2 Ocean to target new markets with Hamburg office
In response to increasing demand for project cargo services, G2 Ocean is opening an office in Hamburg, Germany.
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NewsSeville welcomes Aalborg delegates
The port of Seville in Spain welcomed a delegation from the Danish port of Aalborg recently to analyse possible collaboration in European projects.
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NewsWWPC members team up for project move
USA-based BNSF Logistics and Heavy Logistics in Belgium have transported metalworking equipment from the port of Antwerp to Missouri.
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NewsLaso powers ahead with Goldhofer THP/SL
Laso Transportes has utilised Goldhofer THP/SL heavy-duty modular trailers to deliver a 300-tonne power plant component from Vale de Cambra to the port of Leça da Palmeira (Portugal), some 60 km away.
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NewsHaliade arrives in Boston and produces power in Rotterdam
A 107 m-long wind turbine blade has arrived at the Wind Technology Testing Centre at the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) in Boston.
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NewsErhardt Proyectos rebrands
Spain’s Erhardt Group has rebranded its subsidiary Erhardt Proyectos, which manages complex industrial projects.
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NewsNeste makes low-sulphur fuel available in Germany
Neste has signed a partnership agreement with Germany’s BMT Bunker und Mineralöltransport regarding the sale and distribution of its low-sulphur fuel, Marine 0.5.
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NewsBroken promises leave the Balkans in limbo
In June, a divided European Union (EU) postponed the decision on opening accession talks with North Macedonia and Albania until October, leaving both countries questioning whether the door is half open, or half closed. Sophie Barnes reports.
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NewsLast-minute Arctic delivery
Compass Forwarding has delivered a Magni 24.11 telescopic handler and accessories from a factory in Modena, Italy to Baffin Island in the Canadian Arctic.
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NewsFehn Ship Management to the rescue
In late October, the crew sailing aboard the multipurpose ship Fehn Lyra rescued a boat carrying eight refugees in the western Mediterranean.
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NewsNorth Sea Port makes AIS mandatory
North Sea Port reported that all inland vessels calling at the gateway must use the automatic identification system (AIS) in Terneuzen.
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NewsGreiner opens its doors
During the Neuenstein trade show on September 21-22, equipment manufacturer Greiner welcomed around 200 customers and business partners, plus several hundred other visitors, at its facilities, giving them a close-up view of its products.
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NewsBerhault joins Kässbohrer
Trailer manufacturer Kässbohrer has appointed Sylvain Berhault as its country manager for France.
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NewsALS handles breakbulk shipment
Abnormal Load Services (ALS) has coordinated the delivery of 36 wind energy components from Germany to Denmark.
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NewsSGRE to build on floating wind success
Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (SGRE) will supply 11 of its SG 8.0-167 DD wind turbines for what it claims to be the world’s largest floating offshore wind farm, Hywind Tampen.
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NewsSiem ro-ro launched
Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft (FSG) has launched Siem Europe’s latest ro-ro vessel in Flensburg, Germany.
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NewsTPs on the move at Redcar
SAL Heavy Lift has loaded six transition pieces (TP), weighing 382 tonnes each, at the Redcar Bulk Terminal in North Yorkshire.
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NewsMartin Bencher expands in Southern Europe
Martin Bencher Group is opening an office in Bilbao, Spain to better serve its customers in the country and across Southern Europe.
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NewsABC and CLA cut services
AirBridgeCargo Airlines (ABC) and CargoLogicAir (CLA) will cancel a total of 11 freighter connections as of November 1, according to HLPFI’s sister title DVZ.
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NewsBoskalis completes sale of Saam Smit Towage
Royal Boskalis Westminster has sold its equity stake in Saam Smit Towage to SAAM for USD200 million.