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NewsEmpire Energy and Ellevo form e³ to serve offshore wind sector
Empire Energy and UK-based heavy lift consultancy Ellevo Group formed a strategic joint venture to meet the evolving demands of the offshore wind industry: Empire Energy–Ellevo (e³).
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NewsMammoet to support Heerema with installation of giant topsides
Transport engineering and heavy lift specialist Mammoet will assist fellow Dutch firm Heerema Marine Contractors with the installation of two giant topsides for TenneT’s 2 GW offshore platforms project.
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NewsSwire Shipping opens second office in Japan
Singapore-headquartered Swire Shipping has opened a second office in Japan, adding Nagoya to its pre-existing premises in Tokyo.
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NewsRosslare Europort benefits from CEF support
Ireland’s Rosslare Europort has been selected to receive EUR19.2 million (USD22.5 million) from the European Commission’s Connecting Europe Facility (CEF).
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NewsWendt joins BHV executive board
Bremen port and logistics association BHV has appointed Carsten Wendt, head of sales for high and heavy and breakbulk at Wallenius Wilhelmsen, to its executive board.
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NewsGLE relocates Caribbean barge service to Port Canaveral
Great Lakes East (GLE) has relocated its Florida port operations for the Jones Act-compliant Caribbean breakbulk barge service to Port Canaveral, in a move aimed at better serving its customers.
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NewsLMS and Modulift select WCL in Norway
pewag brands Load Monitoring Systems (LMS) and Modulift have appointed Westcon Løfteteknikk (WCL) as an official distributor in Norway.
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NewsSarens introduces the SGC-170
Heavy lift and transport engineering specialist Sarens has introduced its latest giant crane to market, the SGC-170.
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NewsVI-GST pressures German government to deliver heavy transport reforms
Germany’s heavy transport and industry lobby group Verbändeinitiative Grossraum und Schwertransporte (VI-GST) has sent an updated position paper to the recently elected federal government in Germany, to ensure that it delivers on promised improvements to the country’s heavy and abnormal transport regulations.
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NewsIMO calls for calm after renewed Red Sea attacks
A renewed wave of attacks in the Red Sea has quashed any optimism over a widespread return of merchant shipping to the region.
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NewsCOLI, ABB, CSL scale up cooperation
COLI Schiffahrt & Transport, through its Asia Break Bulk (ABB) Singapore venture with CSL Shipping, is adding three vessels to its fleet: Asian Victory, Fazah I and Royal I.
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NewsK+N delivers Türkiye’s largest floating drydock to the USA
Kuehne+Nagel (K+N) has delivered a 17,300-tonne floating drydock from Yalova, Türkiye to San Diego, USA.
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NewsRitchey to head up Americas operations at Geodis
Global logistics provider Geodis has appointed Laura Ritchey as president and ceo of the Americas region.
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NewsMyCrane launches auction feature
Online crane rental platform MyCrane has launched an auction feature, devised to increase transparency, accelerate rentals and provide greater value for both customers and suppliers.
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NewsWallenius Wilhelmsen to operate Gothenburg terminal
Wallenius Wilhelmsen has signed a contract to operate the port of Gothenburg’s car terminal.
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Militzer & Münch opens Singapore country unit
Logistics company Militzer & Münch has opened a country unit in Singapore, serving as a key regional coordination centre for cross-border logistics in Southeast Asia.
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NewsBaggio delivers project cargo from China to Brazil
Project freight forwarder Baggio coordinated the delivery of over 10,000 cu m of project cargo as well as 800 containers from China to Brazil on a full vessel charter for 10 separate clients.
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NewsDDP delivers initial shipment to hydropower plant in Laos
Deufol Döhle Projects (DDP) has delivered the first critical shipment for a major hydropower project under construction in Laos.
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NewsCeva Almajdouie boosts fleet
Ceva Almajdouie – a joint venture (JV) between Ceva Logistics and Saudi Arabia’s Almajdouie Logistics – has expanded its equipment fleet.
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NewsScheuerle equipment on hand for repowering project
As part of a repowering project in Lorup, Lower Saxony, turbine manufacturer Enercon is replacing 16 older turbines with 10 modern E-175 EP5 units. Rotor blade transport systems (RBTS) from TII Scheuerle are being deployed to move the 86 m-long blades.