Latest news – Page 389
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NewsCF&S completes tunnel boring shipment
CF&S Estonia has transported a tunnel boring machine from Paldiski South Harbour to Tashkent, Uzbekistan to support the extension of the city’s metro line.
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NewsPaxOcean to build SEP
PaxOcean Group has signed a newbuilding contract with Penta-Ocean Construction to construct a self-elevating platform (SEP) for use in Japan’s nascent offshore wind energy sector.
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NewsRoll Group gains yard in APAC
Roll Group has signed an agreement to become an exclusive partner at Bintan Offshore Marine Center’s (BOMC) facilities in Indonesia.
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NewsChanges at the top of MHEA
The Materials Handling Engineers Association (MHEA) has appointed James Bullock as its vice president.
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NewsEbbesberg to join DNV GL
DNV GL has appointed Kjetil M. Ebbesberg as its group chief financial officer, effective July 1, 2020.
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NewsEsprit and Invicta move LNG sub-cooler to Busan
South Korea’s Esprit Logistics and Belgium-based Invicta Projects have delivered an LNG sub-cooler to Busan on behalf of Samsung Heavy Industries, as part of a shipbuilding project with Wartsila Gas Solutions.
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NewsRhenus expands in New Zealand
The Rhenus Group will acquire 100 percent of the shares of the operating companies in Auckland-headquartered Malcom Total Logistics Group.
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NewsWright steps up at A-Plant
UK-based equipment rental company A-Plant has appointed Andy Wright as its chief executive officer.
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NewsHeavy Lift Awards category spotlight: Airfreight Solution of the Year
HLPFI takes a look at the Airfreight Solution of the Year award, sponsored by Sarens.
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NewsCarriage ban enters force
To support the implementation of the 2020 sulphur cap, the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) ban on the carriage on non-compliant fuel oil entered force on March 1.
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NewsCLA suspends services
UK freighter operator CargoLogicAir (CLA) has confirmed to HLPFI’s sister publication Air Cargo News that it has suspended operations.
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NewsTyne joins Connected Ports Partnership
The UK’s port of Tyne has joined the Connected Ports Partnership – a global data and resource sharing initiative that includes the ports of Rotterdam, Gdansk, Helsinki, Hamburg and Los Angeles.
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NewsTownsville progresses with widening project
The port of Townsville in Australia has awarded two major contracts as part of a AUD193 million (USD126.6 million) channel widening project.
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NewsFred. Olsen gears up for Gusto upgrade
Fred. Olsen Windcarrier is upgrading one of its Gusto 9000 jack-up vessels with a 1,600-tonne capacity leg-encircling crane from Huisman.
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NewsProject Partners gathered in Dubai
The Project Partners network held its 12th annual conference at the Intercontinental Dubai Festival City in the UAE last week.
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NewsJumbo wins Hornsea contract
Jumbo will transport 165 monopiles and 135 transition pieces for Ørsted’s Hornsea Two offshore wind farm, on behalf of DEME Offshore.
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NewsBlue Tern to complete Trianel work
Fred. Olsen Windcarrier will use its jack-up vessel Blue Tern to install 11 Senvion 6.2M152 turbines at the Trianel Windpark Borkum II, located in the North Sea.
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NewsRitchie calls on Enerpac for boiler move
Ritchie Services has used an Enerpac skidding system to remove two 70-tonne boilers at the Alderley Science Park in Cheshire, UK.
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NewsSAL refines bunker strategy with Inatech
SAL Heavy Lift has partnered with Inatech, a unit of Glencore, to ensure compliance with the 0.5 percent sulphur cap and optimise bunker strategies.
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NewsEMS APO partners with University of Durrës
EMS Albanian Port Operator (EMS APO) has signed a cooperation agreement with the University of Durrës, Faculty of Professional Sciences that will see the company provide internship opportunities for students.