Latest news – Page 12
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NewsFagioli releases jack-up system in the USA
Italy-headquartered transport engineering specialist Fagioli has made a 2,000-tonne capacity jack-up system available in the USA.
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NewsJiménez appointed president of Bilbao Port Authority
Iván Jiménez has assumed the presidency of the Bilbao Port Authority in Spain, effective July 17, 2025.
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NewsGradito Oleodinamica deploys Cometto modules for TBM move
Italy’s Gradito Oleodinamica is using a configuration of MSPE modules from Cometto to move tunnel boring machinery (TBM) as part of the Palermo–Catania high-speed railway project.
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NewsBruhat Logistics demonstrates global presence
Singapore-headquartered specialised logistics service provider Bruhat Logistics has delivered oversized compressor units from the USA to India and transported a piling rig machine from Italy to the UAE.
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NewsChapman Freeborn steps in for AOG project
Air charter broker Chapman Freeborn has coordinated the delivery of a critical V2500 engine and its mounting bracket from Hong Kong to Miami, USA, helping its client solve a costly aircraft on ground (AOG) situation.
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NewsESTA joins IA for Freight research project
The European association of abnormal road transport and mobile cranes (ESTA) has joined the advisory board of the Intelligent Access (IA) for Freight project, a research programme aimed at modernising freight movements across Europe.
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NewsGround broken for Long Beach terminal expansion
Ground has been broken on a terminal expansion project at the port of Long Beach in California, USA, with an additional 19 acres (7.69 ha) of infrastructure being developed.
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NewsFelbermayr adds LTM 1650 to fleet
Austria-headquartered Felbermayr has taken delivery of a LTM 1650 mobile crane from Liebherr, which has a 650-tonne lifting capacity.
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NewsSteel River Quay lands Ørsted Hornsea 3 deal
Ørsted will utilise a 300,000 sq m area of Steel River Quay – located on the south bank of the River Tees in the UK – to support the construction of the Hornsea 3 offshore wind farm.
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NewsA mixed market: reflecting on a turbulent H1
US tariffs and escalating global trade tensions have unsurprisingly dominated global shipping in the first half of 2025. Veson Nautical’s half-year report reflects a mixed market, where the turbulent first six months curbed investment in some segments but accelerated strategic orders in others.
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Newsdeugro delivers 15,500 tonnes of subsea cables to UAE
deugro Korea, in collaboration with its divisions in Japan and the UAE, has delivered 15,500 tonnes of subsea cables from Japan and Norway to a cable-laying vessel in Abu Dhabi.
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NewsProtranser completes loading survey for turbine blades
China-headquartered project logistics company Protranser has completed a loading survey for eight sets of wind turbine blades which will be delivered from China to Germany.
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NewsBow Terminal expands at North Sea Port
Breakbulk and Offshore Wind Terminal Vlissingen (Bow Terminal) has come to a preliminary agreement with North Sea Port to operate at the former site of Bulk Terminal Zeeland.
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NewsMAX Trailer to roll out SteeroX and HoverX in North America
MAX Trailer, part of the Faymonville Group, will introduce two heavy-haul trailers to the North American market: the SteeroX and the HoverX.
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NewsBBC Tornio to join the BBC Chartering fleet
Briese Schiffahrt has taken delivery of the F500-type BBC Tornio, with the vessel set to join the BBC Chartering fleet shortly.
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Newsdship orders eight LS 250 heavy-lift ship cranes
Multipurpose shipping line dship Carriers has placed an order with Liebherr for eight of its LS 250 heavy-lift ship cranes – each providing a lifting capacity of 250 tonnes.
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NewsUSA to boost inland waterway network
The USA’s transportation secretary Sean P. Duffy has confirmed that 848 miles (1,364.7 km) of navigable waterways will be added to the national network, supported by 14 new sponsors to the US Marine Highway Program (USMHP). The expansion brings the network to 27,139 miles (43,675 km) across 35 designated routes.
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NewsSwire Shipping launches Voyage to Zero
Swire Shipping, headquartered in Singapore, has launched Voyage to Zero – a carbon insetting programme that allows freight customers to reduce their Scope 3 GHG emissions aboard its vessels.
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NewsHAV establishes US subsidiary
UK-based airship firm Hybrid Air Vehicles (HAV) will establish a USA-based subsidiary to meet growing demand from a range of sectors, including cargo.
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NewsConstruction commences at oversized logistics corridor in Ventspils
The port of Ventspils in Latvia has started construction to adapt three intersections for the transportation of oversized cargo. The works are costing approximately EUR100,000 (USD116,860) and are being funded by UAB Fulmenn.