All articles by HeavyLiftPFI – Page 240
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Wasserman buys Scheuerle pair
July 9 - Wassermann Group has acquired two Scheuerle InterCombi vehicle combinations, enabling the company to expand its service portfolio, writes Isabel Freedman.
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Pipe dream for OSL
July 9 - OSL, Project Cargo Network (PCN) member in the Netherlands, has unloaded 27 steel pipes from nine barges at the port of Rotterdam, writes Isabel Freedman.
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Eight-up for UK lifting group
July 9 - Effective August 1, MPI Offshore's 50,000 sq ft (4,645 sq m) facility at the South Tees Business Park in Middlesbrough will become the eighth location for one of the UK's leading suppliers of heavy lifting and handling equipment, writes Isabel Fr
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Eight-up for UK lifting group
July 9 - Effective August 1, MPI Offshore's 50,000 sq ft (4,645 sq m) facility at the South Tees Business Park in Middlesbrough will become the eighth location for one of the UK's leading suppliers of heavy lifting and handling equipment, writes Isabel Fr
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AGL engines ahead
July 8 - Alexander Global Logistics (AGL), member of the Project Cargo Network (PCN) for Germany, Russia and Mongolia, has shipped a number of heavy diesel engines from Germany to China, writes Isabel Freedman.
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ALE completes Bechtel project
July 8 - As part of the Australia Pacific LNG project, ALE has completed transportation, load-out, and load-in operations for Bechtel in Indonesia and at the LNG facility on Curtis Island offshore Gladstone, Australia, writes Isabel Freedman.
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Protranser in Asian transformation
July 8 - Protranser International Logistics has handled the shipment of a 158-tonne transformer from China to Vietnam.
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First cargo ship for New Bedford terminal
July 8 - According to reports in the local US media, the multipurpose vessel Thorco Svendborg has become the first cargo ship to arrive at the new marine commerce terminal in New Bedford, Massachusetts.
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Rotterdam to widen Breeddiep
July 8 - The Breeddiep - an important connection for inland shipping at the mouth of the port of Rotterdam - is to be widened from 75 m to 350 m.
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Jumbo participates in naval exercise
July 8 - As part of a naval exercise, the multipurpose vessel Jumbo Jubilee has transported two 600-tonne minehunters from Brest, France to Abu Dhabi in the UAE before returning both vessels to their naval base in France, writes Isabel Freedman.
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First step for Mile Point project
July 8 - Jaxport's Mile Point harbour improvement project, which will remove an existing navigational restriction in the St Johns river, has got underway in Florida.
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New Target for Trireme
July 8 - Trireme Maritime will now officially trade under a new company name: Target Maritime Transport.
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A2SEA wins role in Race Bank
July 7 - From early 2017, A2SEA will use its offshore installation vessel, Sea Challenger, to install 91 Siemens 6 MW turbines for the 580 MW Race Bank offshore wind farm in the UK.
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Air cargo boosted by Calais chaos
July 7 - Chapman Freeborn Airchartering has reported a sharp spike in demand for air cargo charters in response to the gridlock caused by striking workers blockading the French port of Calais.
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American ports go green
July 7 - The US ports of Tacoma, Seattle and New Orleans have all recently received recognition for their efforts towards being more environmentally friendly organisations, writes Isabel Freedman.
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Big buy for BKV
July 7 - Barneveldse Kraanverhuurs (BKV) has invested in a new 600-tonne capacity Liebherr LR1600-2 crawler crane.
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Blue Water gains Enhanced offering
July 7 - Blue Water Shipping has signed a global logistics contract with offshore technology provider Enhanced Drilling.
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Hull Blyth heads to Cote d'Ivoire
July 7 - African ship agency specialist Hull Blyth has opened a new office in Cote d'Ivoire's port Abidjan.
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Carrara ups lifting capacity
July 7 - Terex Port Solutions (TPS) has delivered a 150-tonne capacity Terex Gottwald Model 7 mobile harbour crane to Italy's Marina di Carrara.