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The Wednesday Wire - May 20th 2015
Your midweek round-up of news from the world of heavy lift and project forwarding.
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Barge milestone for AGL
May 20 - Alexander Global Logistics (AGL) has coordinated a full-barge charter from Berlin to Antwerp - the 20th heavy lift full-barge charter the company has completed so far in 2015.
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Antwerp launches breakbulk application
May 20 - The Antwerp Port Community System (APCS) has introduced a new breakbulk application called Cubix, that it says will make today's copying and recopying of data a thing of the past.
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Savannah breakbulk volumes doubled
May 20 - Georgia's multipurpose facility in the Port of Savannah, Ocean Terminal, almost doubled its breakbulk cargo volumes in April, growing by 96.3 percent year-on-year to a total of 166,489 tonnes.
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Globe Cargo in the frame
May 20 - Globe Cargo Logistics (China) is handling the transport of an over-dimensional offshore main frame from Shanghai to Bremen, Germany.
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Currie joins Forth Ports
May 20 - Forth Ports has appointed Sharon Currie as its new business development manager for Scotland.
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Scheuerle delivers to Tomislav Sajko
May 20 - Croatian heavy transport company Tomislav Sajko has invested in a Scheuerle UltralightCombi trailer, consisting of a gooseneck, one two-axle module and two three-axle modules.
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Rhenus to expand Rotterdam quay
May 20 - Rhenus Logistics and the Port of Rotterdam Authority will today sign a contract for the construction of a new quay at the Rhenus Deep Sea Terminal on Antarcticaweg on the Maasvlakte.
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Pentalver invests in Tilbury
May 20 - Pentalver has invested in its inland container operations facility at the UK port of Tilbury.
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Tilbury crane move for ALE
May 19 - ALE has transported a 414-tonne container crane approximately 250 m down the quayside at the UK's Port of Tilbury as part of the London gateway's redevelopment project.
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Antwerp gives green ship discount
May 19 - Effective June 1, the port of Antwerp will grant a discount to seagoing vessels that use alternative technology to reduce emissions of particulates.
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Hochtief completes offshore sale
May 19 - Hochtief has finalised the sale of its offshore assets to DEME Group subsidiary GeoSea.
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Pipe dream for Gothenburg
May 19 - Around 200 steel pipes, each measuring 40 m in length, have been transported from Turkey to the Port of Gothenburg for use in the construction of a new tunnel being built in the Swedish city.
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Viking takes Liebherr duo
May 19 - Estonian crane rental company Viking Cranes has purchased two Liebherr crawler cranes - a 300-tonne capacity LR 1300 with super lift equipment, and a 160-tonne capacity LR 1160 crane.
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AsstrA revs up engine
May 18 - AsstrA Associated Traffic has arranged the transportation of a PWC PT6A turboprop aircraft engine from Russia to the USA.
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PCN duo in dredger move
May 18 - Members of the Project Cargo Network (PCN), First Global Logistics and Europe Cargo, have worked together to transport a dredger and its equipment from two Egyptian ports to the port of Antwerp for final delivery to the Netherlands.
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The Friday Flyer - May 15th 2015
This week's round up of news from the world of heavy lift and project forwarding.
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New MD for Braemar Adjusting
May 15 - Braemar Adjusting has appointed Ian McInroy as its new regional managing director of Europe and West Africa.
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Algeria no problem for AGL
May 15 - Alexander Global Logistics (AGL) has coordinated the transport of 26 over-dimensional vehicles from Antwerp to Mostaganem in Algeria.
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WWPC raises the bar in Spain
May 15 - The Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) has raised a record USD40,000 for Infania during its charity auction at the network's 15th annual conference in Fuengirola, Spain.