• Altius delivered a 176-tonne reactor to the Mutun steel plant project in Bolivia.

    South American project logistics markets keeps its feet amid volatility

    2024-02-16T11:27:00+00:00By

    HLPFI’s last South America project logistics report suggested that 2023 would be a more stable year. That proved to be somewhat over-optimistic – but the community is keeping its feet amid turbulent currents, writes Megan Ramsay.

  • Eduardo Davila

    HLPFI meets: Eduardo Davila

    2024-02-14T09:49:00+00:00By Justin Archard

    “Your company is the first thing. It goes before your wife, it goes before your family, because it is so demanding. When your company is calling you, you cannot attend to anything else. At least that has been my way and my family have fortunately understood this.” Eduardo Davila, president of Joaquin Davila & Cie, spoke on his storied journey to Justin Archard.

  • MV Industrial Courage loading reels in Chaguarmas, Trinidad I

    Guyana’s star rises against challenging backdrop

    2023-12-18T09:30:00+00:00By

    The Caribbean’s project logistics market is proving something of laggard, with an economic slowdown and cost inflation eroding confidence and delaying projects. A revitalised tourism industry should help to shore up government coffers, while the oil and gas sector continues to gather momentum. Ian Putzger reports.

  • Chris Grigentin

    ‘France Relance’ and sustainable ambitions drive project logistics activity

    2023-12-14T13:35:00+00:00By

    Wind energy continues to be the order of the day for France’s project logistics and heavy lift sector. The country’s policy on renewable power sources is driving increasing investment in both projects and supporting infrastructure, with floating offshore wind projects in the spotlight. Megan Ramsay reports.

  • AAL Kembla and Brisbane

    HLPFI meets: Kyriacos Panayides

    2023-12-11T09:42:00+00:00By Justin Archard

    Justin Archard sits down with Kyriacos Panayides, a ubiquitous presence in the multipurpose and heavy lift shipping business and architect of one of the sector’s success stories, AAL Shipping. 

  • Electrolysis plants generate hydrogen from renewable energy sources such as wind and solar. Source.Siemens Energy

    Early engagement crucial to hydrogen industry growth

    2023-10-19T16:01:00+01:00By

    While large-scale hydrogen projects are increasingly being planned, there are mixed views about the speed and extent at which hydrogen will create work for the project logistics sector. Phil Hastings reports.

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