Latest news – Page 266
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NewsDumas moves to CNE (USA)
Michael Dumas, former chief financial officer for Intermarine, has joined hybrid power company Carbon Neutral Energy (CNE) as it looks to expand into the American market.
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NewsToepfer Transport boosts team
Shipbroker Toepfer Transport has expanded its research department with the appointment of Sabine Kilper.
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NewsMorley steps up at BIFA
Rachel Morley has succeeded John Stubbings as the elected national chair of the British International Freight Association (BIFA).
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NewsLocomotives roll to Maputo
On behalf of forwarder Kodan Solutions, Höegh Autoliners transported two heavy locomotives from Mumbai, India, to Maputo in Mozambique onboard its ro-ro vessel Höegh Seoul.
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NewsSeafarers Deserve Support
BIMCO’s film Seafarers Deserve Support is the second in a series of films produced to raise awareness of the crewing crisis, this time calling on governments and decision makers worldwide to step up and support the seafarers behind world trade.
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NewsGE’s Teesside plans materialise
GE Renewable Energy’s plans for a state-of-the-art wind turbine blade manufacturing factory in Teesside, UK, have taken a major step forward.
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NewsAinscough supports HMS Victory renovation
UK-based lifting specialist Ainscough Crane Hire has helped to remove the mast of the HMS Victory, as part of essential conservation work being carried out on the ship.
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NewsOptimarin links up with Llalco
Optimarin has appointed Madrid-based Llalco Fluid Technology as an agent to expand the ballast water treatment specialist’s reach into the Iberian Peninsula and South America.
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NewsRubiera relies on Cometto for in-plant moves
Italy’s Rubiera Special Steel is utilising its six-axle Eco1000 SPMT with integrated power pack unit from Cometto to move in-plant components.
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NewsTotal Movements ships to Mongla
Total Movements has shipped more than 52,000 freight tons of breakbulk cargo from Chennai port to Mongla port.
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NewsWork streams in at Fred. Olsen Windcarrier
Wind turbine installation contracts are rolling in for Fred. Olsen Windcarrier. The company has secured three such orders during the past two months, amounting to EUR124 million (USD151.7 million) in revenue.
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Newsdeugro delivers the goods
deugro has delivered 21 tonnes of petrochemical equipment by air from Shanghai, China, to Singapore. The time-sensitive cargoes comprised an LPG treatment unit (LTU) and a propylene recovery unit (PRU).
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NewsMarr lands at Crows Nest
Marr Contracting has installed two M2480D heavy lift luffing cranes after being awarded the heavy lift contract for construction of the Sydney Metro Crows Nest station.
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NewsHill Dickinson expands team in Greece
Maritime legal specialist Hill Dickinson has strengthened its team in Piraeus to support its client base in Greece, Cyprus and the Middle East.
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NewsLarge-scale HIP project moves forward
Hecate Independent Power (HIP) has launched the USD30 billion HIP Atlantic project that will see 10 GW of fixed and floating wind turbines installed in the North Atlantic and connect with the UK grid.
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NewsBGT handles oil and gas cargoes
Iraq’s Basra Gateway Terminal (BGT), in collaboration with DSV Panalpina and Al-Rashed United Shipping Services, has handled its largest oil and gas project cargo to date.
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NewsMalin opens fabrication facility
Malin Group has opened its 20,000 sq m G2 shed at Westway Park in Renfrew, Scotland.
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NewsRoll Group contracts We4Sea
We4Sea, a provider of performance monitoring solutions, has teamed up with mobile satellite communication specialist Immersat and will install a cloud-based ship performance management tool across Roll Group’s fleet of heavy lift vessels.
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NewsEXG handles coaches
Express Global Logistics (EXG) is handling 45,000 freight tons of equipment from India to Sri Lanka for railway projects.