European news – Page 382
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SAL arrives early with sphere tank
September 4 - Thanks to some effective planning, SAL Heavy Lift's Grietje discharged a sphere tank that had been shipped from Sattahip, Thailand to Antwerp, Belgium, three days ahead of schedule.
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A.R.T. adds to Mongolian canvas
September 4 - A.R.T. Logistics has tripled the frequency and capacity of its LTL service connecting Vilnius, Lithuania with Ulan Bator, Mongolia.
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Spedition Thomas in multi-origin move
September 3 - Austrian freight forwarder, Spedition Thomas has handled a multi-origin transport of a complete pollution cleaning facility.
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IBC and Daewon join forces
September 3 - IBC Internationale Spedition, based in Linz, Austria, and Daewon Logipia Co. Ltd, from Seoul, South Korea, teamed up to handle a project shipment of reactors.
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Rosneft claims world-record transport operation
September 3 - As part of the Achinsk Refinery Upgrade Project, Russian oil company Rosneft is carrying out a unique operation to transport hydrocracking units to the refinery's site.
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Volga-Dnepr fast tracks equipment to Russia
September 2 - Volga-Dnepr has handled the delivery of 180 tonnes of oil and gas equipment from Italy to Brask, destined for the Talakan field in Russia, on behalf of STS Logistics.
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Big Belarus move for Nurminen
September 2 - Nurminen Logistics will handle the transport of all the machinery required for a new pulp mill being built by mechanical group, Andritz, in Svetlogorsk, Belarus.
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Finnlines adds connections
September 2 - Earlier this year Finnlines announced its intention to launch several new routes for its Baltic and North Sea operations.
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Euroports names Noort
August 30 - Euroports Group has named Olivier van Noort as group operations support director, effective September 1, 2013.
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V. Alexander CIS moves OOG condensers
August 30 - V. Alexander-CIS - a member of the Project Cargo Network (PCN) representing Russia - recently handled a heavy project shipment consisting of out-of-gauge condensers
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The Friday Flyer - August 30th 2013
A debate has started as to whether dredging at ports on the United States East Coast (USEC) may turn out to be the key factor driving long-term US container port call strategies on both Suez and Panama all-water services.
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Macalloy Terminal seeks private investors
August 29 - Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) is marketing the Macalloy Intermodal Terminal and Break-bulk Park for private infrastructure investment and terminal operating interests.
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Fairmount Marine doubles up
August 29 - Netherlands headquartered Fairmount Marine has towed the accommodation barge Ayang 2 from Romania to offshore Porto Amboim in Angola, using its tug Fairmount Sherpa.
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Alpha Projects joins XLP
August 29 - Alpha Projects & Logistics has become the newest member of the XL Projects (XLP) network.
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Van der Vlist moves trams across Belgium
August 29 - Netherlands headquartered heavy transport specialist Van der Vlist was contracted to transport new Bombardier trams across Belgium, from Brugge to Brussels.
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Heavy gear transhipped at Le Havre
August 28 - Earlier in August a shipment of 14 heavy and over-dimensional cargoes from Sens, Burgundy was transhipped in Le Havre, France destined for Mumbai in India.
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Hot and cold shipments for GPLN members
August 28 - GPLN member from Israel, Dynamic Shipping Services (DSS) Ltd, last week handled the discharge of two heavy power plant units at Ashdod port using two heavy duty mobile cranes.
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BLG completes wind farm projects
August 28 - Construction work on the Global Tech 1 wind farm, located in the North Sea, got underway in September 2012. Its foundation structures are currently being transported to the construction site from BLG Logistics Group's (BLG) offshore terminal i
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Chapman Freeborn positions Libyan AN-26
August 28 - Global air charter broker Chapman Freeborn Airchartering has formed an exclusive partnership with Air Libya to place and manage an Antonov AN-26 freighter aircraft in the country.