All Heavy Lift & Project Forwarding International articles in March 2020 – Page 6
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NewsRoll-Lift completes Aruba project
Roll-Lift USA has transported six motors, weighing 298 tons (270.3 tonnes) each, in Aruba, on behalf of Martin Bencher.
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NewsHFW boosts shipping practice
International law firm HFW has made a series of senior appointments to its shipping practice.
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NewsMOL targets Mozambique and South Africa
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) has appointed Mitsuru Fukushima as its chief country representative for Mozambique and South Africa, effective April 1, 2020.
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NewsRHB boosts crane capacity
Rotterdam-based RHB Stevedoring & Warehousing has acquired a second mobile harbour crane that will be used to handle heavy lift and project cargo.
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NewsBNSFL hauls to Houston
USA-based BNSF Logistics has transported components of a mixed material storage system from Cedar Rapids, Iowa to the port of Houston.
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NewsC-Job plans expansion in Greece
Ship design and engineering specialist C-Job Naval Architects is expanding its network with the opening of an office in Athens, Greece.
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NewsKintetsu partners with Chapman for relief project
Kintetsu World Express, in partnership with Chapman Freeborn, chartered seven Airbus A300 Freighter flights from Dubai World Central Airport (DWC) to Juba, South Sudan, to deliver more than 230 tonnes of aid and relief materials.
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NewsKonecranes on the double
Konecranes will deliver a mobile harbour crane to the port of Terneuzen, the Netherlands in spring, and a second unit to the port of Antwerp, Belgium in mid-2020.
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NewsChanges at Agility GIL
Essa Al-Saleh, ceo of Agility’s Global Integrated Logistics (GIL) business unit, will step down on May 1, 2020. He will be succeeded by Chris Price.
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NewsSalvage work begins at Rostock
Two 50 m-long lattice booms have been salvaged from the harbour basin at the port of Rostock, Germany.
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NewsSupporting a greener energy sector
As part of the green energy movement, many companies in the oil and gas sector are diversifying in order to survive – and logistics has a role to play. Megan Ramsay reports.
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NewsUECC to test biofuel oil
Short-sea ro-ro shipping line UECC will trial the use of GoodFuels’ biofuel oil on its vessel Autosky.
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NewsRSS supports school construction
Rope and Sling Specialists (RSS) has supplied a 36 m-long lattice beam and rigging equipment to support the Cefn Saeson School construction project in South Wales.
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NewsK5 handles Noble cargoes
K5 Freeport & Oil Centre in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea has discharged 3,000 pipes for Noble Energy’s Alen gas development.
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NewsRailcars arrive in Vancouver
Canaan Group has delivered 24 railcars from Busan in South Korea to Vancouver, Canada.
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NewsLaso continues Alecrim-Urze project scope
Laso Transportes has begun the second phase of component deliveries for the Alecrim-Urze wind farm in Paúl da Serra, on the island of Madeira.
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NewsHeavy Lift Awards category spotlight: Safety Award
HLPFI takes a look at the Safety Award, sponsored by deugro group.
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NewsCovid-19 outbreak restricts multipurpose recovery
The coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak is expected to lead to weaker than expected full-year cargo demand growth for multipurpose and heavy lift vessels, according to Drewry.
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NewsBlades shipped in Aalborg
Siemens Gamesa contracted Mammoet to transport three 94 m-long wind turbine blades from a storage area at its manufacturing plant in Aalborg, Denmark, to the nearby quayside.