All Heavy Lift & Project Forwarding International articles in June 2020 – Page 5
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NewsTen Wallenius Wilhelmsen vessels in cold lay up
With Covid-19 impacting demand for cargo-carrying capacity globally, Wallenius Wilhelmsen has taken steps to reduce the overcapacity in its fleet and temporarily taken ten vessels out of service.
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NewsLaso opens in Barcelona
Portugal-headquartered Laso Transportes has established its fourth abnormal loads office in Spain.
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NewsBellemare completes complex move
Eastern Canada-based Transport Bellemare has coordinated the delivery of six rotor/stator components across the country.
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NewsKOGA hands shipment with CARE
KOGA Shipping has loaded cargoes aboard its multipurpose vessel, HC Svea Kim, at the CARE terminal in Houston, USA
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NewsRoll Group opts for ABB software
ABB has secured a contract to supply its marine software system OCTOPUS for Roll Group’s 12,285 dwt module carrier BigRoll Biscay.
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NewsHEBO forms Amsterdam base
HEBO Maritiemservice has established a permanent location for its sheerleg cranes at TMA Logistics’ facilities in the port of Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
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NewsConstruction of Finnlines’ newbuilds commences
Nanjing Jinling shipyard in China has started the construction of Finnlines’ latest newbuild ro-ro vessel.
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NewsNicholson steps up at UKHMA
The UK Harbour Masters Association (UKHMA) has appointed Ashley Nicholson from Forth Ports as its president.
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NewsBlue Water keeps busy with wind shipments
Blue Water Port Services is handling offshore wind turbines for Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (SGRE) at the port of Esbjerg, Denmark, which are destined for projects in the USA and the Netherlands.
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NewsBallast system issue causes Super Servant 4 list
On June 8, Dockwise Yacht Transport’s (DYT) Super Servant 4 listed during load out operations in Palma, Mallorca, Spain.
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NewsFaymonville launches WingMAX
Faymonville has unveiled a semi-trailer for the transportation of wind turbines measuring 70 m or more.
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NewsDemag lifts at football stadium
Sarens employed a Demag CC 3800-1 lattice boom crawler crane to lift four steel structures at the Saint-Symphorien football stadium in Metz, France.
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NewsAAL in ship shape
In partnership with logistics service provider Peters & May, AAL Shipping has transported 38 private yachts on its vessel AAL Melbourne.
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NewsHegmann’s double delivery
Germany’s Hegmann Transit has handled the delivery of heavy and long cargoes to France and Finland.
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NewsTurbine parts move through Bristol
Bristol Port has handled parts of a 2.3 MW Enercon wind turbine that is destined for a wind farm site in Cornwall, UK.
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NewsAinscough names leadership team
Ainscough Crane Hire has made a series of managerial appointments.
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NewsBolloré boosts DRC presence
Bolloré Transport & Logistics has established an agency office in Kalemie in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
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NewsMcAlpine joins Ince maritime team
International law firm Ince has appointed Stuart McAlpine as global head of marine projects and finance.
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NewsBaumann moves Bonn Bundesbüdchen
Germany-based Viktor Baumann has transported a piece of Bonn’s governmental history – the Bundesbüdchen – back to its former site.