All Heavy Lift & Project Forwarding International articles in June 2022 – Page 5
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NewsCadeler wins He Dreiht wind farm work
Vestas has awarded Cadeler a contract for the transport and installation of 64 wind turbines at the He Dreiht wind farm in the German part of the North Sea.
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NewsDamsgaard joins BIMCO in Houston
BIMCO has appointed Thomas Damsgaard to head up an office in Houston, USA, as it looks to expand its global reach and services to members in the Americas.
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NewsHansa Meyer and ROLI Projects form JV
Hansa Meyer Global Transport and Rohde & Liesenfeld (ROLI Projects) have formed a joint venture to serve the North American project logistics market and the related project owners, EPCs and suppliers.
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NewsProtranser handles transformers
Protranser has handled six sets of transformers in Wuhan, China.
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NewsDrewry’s rate index weakens slightly
The Drewry Multipurpose Time Charter Index weakened over May to USD11,120 per day – down from April’s figure of USD11,170 per day.
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NewsProject logistics gets a boost in Houston
The University of Houston has officially incorporated project logistics in its catalogue as part of the supply chain and logistics technology programme.
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NewsFinnlines completes newbuild trio
Finneco III, the third and last of Finnline’s hybrid ro-ro vessels in the Eco-class newbuilding programme, has been delivered at the China Merchants Jinling Shipyard (Jiangsu) in China.
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NewsThomas steps up at Trail King
North American manufacturer Trail King Industries has appointed Eric Thomas as director of sales.
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NewsChanges at the top for Swire
Swire Shipping has appointed Jeremy Sutton as managing director. Chris Daniells, meanwhile, has been named managing director of Swire Projects.
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NewsRotterdam plots emissions reduction strategy
The Port of Rotterdam Authority plans to accelerate the reduction of its carbon emissions.
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ArticleAfrican multipurpose carriers feel the heat
Project logisticians and carriers active in Africa are benefiting from the protracted uptick in oil prices. The high-price environment has encouraged exploration activity. Furthermore, continuing demand for power and improved infrastructure is contributing more project cargo – and the market is overheating.
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NewsMaersk acquires Senator International
A.P. Møller - Mærsk has acquired freight forwarding company Senator International.
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NewsXodus opens in Melbourne
Energy consultancy Xodus has established an office in Melbourne to support the energy transition across the east coast of Australia.
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NewsJan De Nul orders simulator
Jan De Nul Group has ordered a crane simulator from Norway-based OSC.
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NewsLogistics Plus delivers in Saudi Arabia
Logistics Plus has handled a breakbulk shipment from the Czech Republic to Saudi Arabia.
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NewsEngineered Rigging in bridge success
Engineered Rigging has supported contractor Bush and Burchett with the construction of the Pond Creek Bridge in Kentucky, USA.
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NewsGosselin navigates through Venice
Gosselin Moving and Heavy worked together to move a 3 m-long statue from Belgium to Venice, Italy.
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NewsWilhelmsen ups NorSea stake
Wilhelmsen has increased its stake in NorSea, securing 99 percent ownership in the Norwegian company.
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NewsSasse joins ESTA board
Rainer Sasse, ceo of Luxembourg-based Luxtrailers, has joined the board of the European association of abnormal road transport and mobile cranes (ESTA).
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NewsOffshore charging points to be installed
An interesting project is taking place off the coast of Lincolnshire at the Lynn and Inner Dowsing wind farms (UK), with offshore charging points for electric vessels set to be installed this summer.