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NewsMammoet adds pair of Liebherr crawlers to fleet
Dutch transport engineering and heavy lifting specialist Mammoet has added two crawler cranes from Liebherr to its fleet – an LR11350 and an LR12500-1.0 – amid significant growth in the renewables sector, particularly in offshore wind.
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NewsHöegh joins WSC
Ro-ro shipping group Höegh Autoliners has joined the World Shipping Council (WSC) as a member.
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NewsSuez container transits edge upwards
Drewry Shipping Consultants’ newly launched Red Sea diversion tracker shows that the number of containerships sailing via the Suez Canal increased to 26 in the week ended January 11 – up from 10 transits the week prior.
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NewsCollett moves transformer from Rotterdam to North Yorkshire
UK-based heavy transport specialist Collett & Sons, in cooperation with Robert Wynn & Sons, transported a 205-tonne Kolektor transformer from Rotterdam, the Netherlands, and installed it at Statkraft’s Thornton Greener Grid Park in North Yorkshire, UK.
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NewsStanderwick switches to Baltic Exchange
With immediate effect, Maritime London chief executive Jos Standerwick has joined the Baltic Exchange as head of membership, as part of a pre-agreed succession strategy.
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NewsDenzai partners with PC1 for renewable projects in Vietnam and the Philippines
Denzai International Holdings has entered a cooperation agreement with Vietnam-headquartered PC1 Group to collaborate on renewable energy and infrastructure projects in Vietnam and the Philippines.
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NewsJAS makes promotions, opens trio of offices
After stepping into the role on an interim basis in August 2025, JAS has appointed Manuele Mazzacurati as chief commercial officer and promoted François-Xavier Mollet to executive vice president, EMEA region, with both effective immediately. The USA-based logistics firm has also opened a trio of offices, with two in China – in Guangzhou and Xiamen – and one in Minneapolis, USA.
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NewsRevolution Wind cleared to resume
Work at the Revolution Wind offshore wind project has been cleared to resume following a court ruling in Washington, DC.
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NewsSarens wraps up first full-scope project in Lithuania
Transport engineering and heavy lift specialist Sarens has wrapped up its first full-scope project in Lithuania, navigating high-risk conditions to install the K101 deep oil refining unit at the Orlen Lietuva refinery.
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NewsNordic Crane opts for Enerpac jack-up for bridge expansion
Norway-headquartered Nordic Crane has deployed its Enerpac JS-250 jack-up system to install the lift bridge on the new King Frederik IX Bridge, which will facilitate railway services crossing the Guldborgsund strait between the islands of Lolland and Falster in Denmark.
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NewsBertling rebrands in Australia
Bertling Logistics has rebranded its Australian subsidiaries to Bertling Logistics Australia, with immediate effect.
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NewsGalveston commits USD106 million to expand breakbulk infrastructure
The port of Galveston in Texas, USA, is investing USD106 million to improve breakbulk cargo handling infrastructure, with key upgrades slated for this year.
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NewsISLA strengthens offshore wind capabilities at the port of Augusta
Logistics provider and stevedoring company Italian Shipping & Logistics Agency (ISLA) has been busy supporting wind energy projects at ports across Italy. At the port of Augusta, plans are afoot to transform the port into a major Mediterranean hub for offshore wind logistics and project cargo.
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NewsUS offshore wind developers slam ‘arbitrary and capricious’ project halt order
A sweeping order issued late last year by the US Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) suspending work on all five current offshore wind developments along the Atlantic seaboard faces its first test in federal court on January 16.
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NewsGRSE begins construction of Carsten Rehder’s second multipurpose vessel
India’s Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers (GRSE) held a keely-laying ceremony to mark the start of construction for the second of 12 multipurpose vessels ordered by German shipping line Carsten Rehder.
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NewsSkidmore joins Carter Contracting Services
UK-based heavy lift and abnormal load transport specialist Carter Contracting Services (CCS) has appointed Danny Skidmore as its chief operations officer.
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NewsNorden to bolster MPP fleet with two further newbuilds
Danish shipping group Norden intends to grow its multipurpose vessel fleet with two newbuildings slated for delivery in 2028.
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NewsDP World Constanța adds pair of LHM 600s
DP World Constanța in Romania has added two Liebherr LHM 600 mobile harbour cranes (MHCs), opening up further opportunities to handle project cargo and breakbulk.
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NewsHartman Seatrade places order for heavy lift vessel
Netherlands-based Hartman Seatrade has signed an order with Rock Shipbuilding for its latest newbuild heavy lift vessel.
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NewsGlobalink and Antonov deploy AN-124 to deliver turbine rotor to Uzbekistan
With the project at risk of facing an immediate shutdown, Globalink Logistics, Antonov Airlines and a Japanese partner firm deployed an AN-124 to replace a critical 170-tonne power plant turbine rotor in Uzbekistan.