Latest news – Page 251
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NewsJan De Nul to offload Taillevent
Jan De Nul is selling its jack-up installation vessel Taillevent.
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NewsRSS held HS2 safety sessions
Rope and Sling Specialists (RSS) has given lifting and rigging safety sessions at HS2’s Atlas Road site in London, UK.
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NewsSchmidbauer impresses with reactor transport
Schmidbauer has transported two reactors, weighing 660 tons (598.7 tonnes) and 600 tons (544 tonnes), from Kelheim to Neustadt an der Donau in Germany on behalf of Bayernoil.
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NewsMining equipment soars with Antonov
Antonov Airlines has transported 40 tonnes of mining equipment from Vatry, France, to Comodoro Rivadavia, Argentina.
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NewsCable arrives in Rosyth
A 100 ton (90.7-tonne) spare export cable for the Neart na Gaoithe (NnG) offshore wind farm has arrived at the port of Rosyth, Scotland, where it will be stored for a minimum five years on a purpose-built cable carousel.
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NewsNew York asks for AKT support
New York State has applied for financial support to develop the Arthur Kill Terminal (AKT) in Staten Island.
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NewsMegalift manages the risk
Malaysia-headquartered Megalift has shifted two pieces of industrial equipment at a port along the Malacca Strait.
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NewsTidal first for Japanese companies
“K” Line and Chubu Electric Power entered into a joint development agreement with developer DP Energy for the Uisce Tapa tidal energy project in Nova Scotia, Canada.
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NewsSubsea 7 eyes floating wind with Nautilus stake
Subsea 7 has agreed to acquire a majority 59.12 percent interest in Nautilus Floating Solutions – a Bilbao, Spain-based developer of technology for the floating wind energy market.
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NewsDrewry’s index shows slowdown
The Drewry multipurpose time charter index increased to USD9,056 per day in July, a rise of 1.4 percent over the June figure.
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NewsShepko steps up as Daseke CEO
Jonathan Shepko is stepping up as the permanent ceo of specialised transport and logistics company Daseke, after serving as the interim ceo since January 2021.
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NewsDLM bolsters hire fleet
Dynamic Load Monitoring (UK) is reinvesting in its hire fleet, as demand grows for short and mid-term use of products such as its running line monitors (RLMs).
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NewsRates continue to rise
The summer holiday season did not slow down the increase of charter rates for the multipurpose shipping sector, according to Toepfer Transport, with further increases seen over the last month.
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NewsEnercon calls on RUD
Enercon is calling upon a RUD Tecdos TM turning table to handle rotor hubs at one of its wind turbine manufacturing centres.
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NewsDimerco handles PCB equipment
Dimerco has delivered over 200 tons (181.4 tonnes) of printed circuit board (PCB) equipment from Stuttgart, Germany, to the Jiangsu Province, China, with ITG Air & Sea.
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NewsVolga-Dnepr discuss conversion plans with Airbus
Volga-Dnepr and Airbus are in discussions over an A350 freighter conversion programme.
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NewsHMC develops SAFEPLAN
HMC – co-financed by the European Union and the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) – is developing a system to improve the safety of maritime navigation.
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NewsHapag-Lloyd adds Dakar office
Hapag-Lloyd has added to its West African network with the opening of an office in Dakar, Senegal.
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NewsReactors arrive at Jebel Ali
Four polyethylene reactors, the largest of which weighed 227 tons (206 tonnes), have moved through DP World’s Jebel Ali Port in the UAE.
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Newsdeugro supports Amur construction
deugro arranged three full-charter flights for Tecnimont from Milan, Italy, to Blagoveshchensk, Russia, to transport 87 tonnes of valves for the Amur gas processing plant project in Russia.