All articles by Joshua Allen
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NewsGo Gauge appoints Naran
Singapore-headquartered Go Gauge Logistics has appointed Shajith Naran as executive director, strategic business development.
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NewsDenzai signs partnership agreement with Dźwigi Pomorze
Tokyo-headquartered heavy transport specialist Denzai has signed a partnership agreement with Dźwigi Pomorze, a Polish crane company.
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NewsProtranser delivers transformers from China to West Africa
China-based forwarder Protranser has delivered six transformers from China to West Africa, with four transported by ro-ro vessel and the remaining two via container vessel.
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NewsThewes to head up AD Ports’ logistics cluster
AD Ports Group has appointed Jochen Thewes as ceo of its logistics cluster – which includes Noatum Logistics – effective December 1, 2025.
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NewsFurther calls for law changes on abnormal load police escorts
Rallying MPs, peers and industry stakeholders, the UK’s Heavy Transport Association (HTA) has reaffirmed the need for law changes regarding police escorting of abnormal loads and mobile cranes.
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NewsLTM 1650-8.1 delivered to Africa for first time
South Africa-headquartered Allied Crane Hire has taken delivery of the first 700-tonne capacity Liebherr LTM 1650-8.1 mobile crane in Africa.
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NewsCharyev joins Aprojects
Antwerp-based logistics specialist Aprojects has appointed Murad Charyev as director, global business development – emerging markets, effective immediately.
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NewsPair of Multisec spreader beams secure DNV certification
Two of Multisec’s modular spreader beams have secured DNV certification – a 2,000-tonne beam measuring 18.5 m long and a 1,200-tonne beam measuring 12.5 m.
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NewsVan Oord’s Boreas ticks off maiden project
Van Oord’s offshore wind installation vessel Boreas has completed its first project, having installed 45 monopiles at Nordseecluster A – the first phase of the 1.6 GW offshore wind farm in the German North Sea.
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NewsEnercon and Rhenus use push barge to move wind turbine components
Enercon and logistics partner Rhenus have used the Rhenus Berlin I push barge for the first time to transport wind turbine components via inland waterways, from the port of Emden, Germany, to the port of Haren, Germany.
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NewsHouthis signal end to Red Sea attacks
Yemen’s Houthi militia have signalled that they have stopped attacks on Israel and ships in the Red Sea. Although this will likely bring optimism from those in the shipping sector, analysts feel that long-term assurances are essential.
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NewsSarens PSG and CRC Evans agree offshore wind partnership
Sarens PSG and CRC Evans have agreed a strategic partnership to provide fully integrated heavy lift, transport, welding, coating and final assembly solutions to the floating offshore wind sector.
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NewsLGH adds facility in France
Lifting and moving equipment hire company Lifting Gear Hire (LGH) has opened its first dedicated location in France, in Dreux.
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NewsYilmaz joins WR Logistics as CEO for Türkiye
Cem Yilmaz has joined project specialist WR Logistics as ceo for Türkiye, effective immediately.
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NewsTGP opens Belo Horizonte office
Project freight forwarder Trans Global Projects (TGP) has opened an office in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.
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NewsCadeler relocates UK office to Norwich
Cadeler has relocated its UK office from Great Yarmouth to Norwich, adding a larger and more modern workspace as the offshore installation contractor continues to expand its portfolio of projects across the UK and the rest of Europe.
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NewsStormGeo launches Next Generation s-Insight platform
Weather intelligence and voyage optimisation solutions provider StormGeo has launched its Next Generation s-Insight Bunker Management platform.
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NewsEsgian restructures executive team
Norway-based service performance and benchmarking analyst Esgian has restructured its executive team.
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NewsMaiden voyage for Chipolbrok’s De An
Chipolbrok’s latest 62,000 dwt vessel, De An, has carried out its maiden voyage, delivering wind energy equipment from China to Egypt.
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NewsAAL transports trio of modules from Vietnam to Canada
Multipurpose carrier AAL Shipping has transported three LNG plant modules from Hai Phong, Vietnam, to British Columbia, Canada.