All Logistics articles – Page 63
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NewsMammoet expands West African footprint
Mammoet has expanded its services in the West African market with the opening of an office in Accra, Ghana.
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NewsMammoet wins nuclear decommissioning contract
Mammoet Germany will remove three steam generators and a pressure holder for German utility EnBW, as part of the dismantling of the Neckarwestheim I nuclear power plant (GKN I).
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NewsRöhlig restructures executive board
Philip W. Herwig, managing partner and chief sales officer at Röhlig Logistics, has been elected as chairman of the company’s executive board.
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NewsCEVA expands managerial team
CEVA Logistics has appointed Milton Tadeau Pimenta as managing director for Australia and New Zealand, effective January 2019.
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NewsVisser steps up at Buss Eemshaven
Buss Terminal Eemshaven in the Netherlands has appointed Reindert-Jan Visser as managing director, joining Martin van den Heuvel.
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NewsHeavy-duty transport emissions set to decline
Reaching net-zero carbon emissions for heavy industry and heavy-duty transport sectors is technically and financially possible by mid-century – 2050 in developed countries and 2060 in developing countries - according to the Energy Transitions Commission.
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NewsBarrie takes helm at DB Schenker USA
DB Schenker has appointed Jeffery Barrie as its ceo for the USA.
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NewsALE partners with Dundee and OM Heavy Lift
ALE has entered an agreement with the port of Dundee and OM Heavy Lift, a subsidiary of OilMac, to provide port services for the renewable energy sector.
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NewsCompanies prepare for Brexit
While Germany's Cuxhaven Port Association plans to intensify its preparations for the UK's exit from the European Union (EU) next year, industrial relocation logistics company Modpack Group is optimistic about the opportunities Brexit will bring.
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NewsUlber set to leave Panalpina
Peter Ulber will not stand for re-election as chairman of the board of Panalpina at the company’s next annual general meeting on May 9, 2019.
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NewsMammoet adds Hamburg office
Mammoet Germany intends to open a branch office in Hamburg on December 13, 2018.
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NewsALE expands jacking capacity in Europe
ALE is expanding its fleet of jacking solutions with the delivery of a multi-point Mega Jack 300 system to its UK branch, bringing the total number of towers in the company’s global fleet to over 20.
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NewsTuunainen resigns as Nurminen CEO
Marko Tuunainen has resigned as ceo of Nurminen Logistics, effective November 15, 2018.
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NewsSarens set for Mozambique branch
Heavy lift and engineered transport provider, Sarens, is set to open a branch and depot in Mozambique.
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NewsRhenus Project Logistics and Logistics Plus join forces
Logistics Plus and Rhenus Project Logistics are joining forces to transport equipment for the modernisation of two lignite-fired coal power plants in Turkey.
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NewsSomers steps down from Geodis
Philippe Somers has stepped down from his role as senior vice president of Industrial Projects at Geodis, as the company reorganises its project logistics and oil and gas activities.
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NewsLochmann steps up at Geodis Germany
Geodis has appointed Antje Lochmann as managing director of Geodis Freight Forwarding Germany, effective November 1, 2018.
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NewsCoordinadora sails to Saudi Arabia
Coordinadora has transported five slug catchers, weighing 2,008 tonnes each, from Gijón, Spain to the Fadhili gas plant in Jubail, Saudi Arabia.
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NewsMartin Bencher opens in Canada
Martin Bencher Group has expanded its presence in North America with the opening of an office in Vancouver, Canada.
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NewsTiong Woon says hi to Brunei
Singapore-headquartered Tiong Woon Corporation has established a wholly-owned subsidiary in Brunei.