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NewsOOG Network gathers in Monte-Carlo
77 participants representing 46 countries gathered at the Fairmont Hotel in Monte-Carlo from November 26-28 for the OOG Network’s first annual conference.
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NewsBelletti joins Wood Mackenzie
Wood Mackenzie has appointed Elena Belletti as head of carbon research within the company’s energy transition practice.
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NewsVattenfall picks Jan De Nul for Danish projects
Jan De Nul will transport and install 41 offshore wind turbines on behalf of Vattenfall Denmark for the Vesterhav Nord and Syd projects in Denmark.
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NewsSatellite soars to Kitakyushu
Volga-Dnepr Airlines and Bolloré Logistics coordinated the delivery of the Inmarsat-6 F1 communications satellite from Toulouse, France, to Kitakyushu, Japan, onboard one of its AN-124s.
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NewsBlades move with Blue Water
Blue Water Shipping has transported 108 m-long, 65.6-tonne Siemens Gamesa blades that will installed on 14-MW turbines.
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NewsNaxco Belgium launches
Sotramar & De Keyser (SDK) and DAS Logistics are joining forces to create Naxco Belgium, with an eye to further develop its forwarding activities.
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NewsSchwandner adds Goldhofer solutions
Germany’s P. Schwandner Logistik + Transport has expanded its fleet with three Goldhofer blade trailers and an RA 2-110 tower adapter.
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NewsGroup7 gains data security certification
Germany-based Group7 recently received achieved the ISO 27001 data security certificate.
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NewsShuttlelift delivers in Tampa
USA-based Standard Concrete Products (SCP), a manufacturer of prestress concrete bridge beams and concrete pile, added two 100-tonne capacity DB110 Shuttlelift mobile gantry cranes at its Tampa plant.
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NewsRing delivery to Indonesia
Hansa Meyer Global Transport coordinated the delivery of one 6.86 m ring, weighing 91.5 tonnes, from the port of Marghera in Italy to Jakarta, Indonesia.
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NewsJumbo-SAL-Alliance moves Taiwanese energy cargoes
The Jumbo-SAL-Alliance is on hand to move 75 Siemens Gamesa 8 MW turbines and 225 blades from Cuxhaven (Germany), Esbjerg and Aalborg (Denmark) to Taichung (Taiwan).
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NewsEkert steps up at Verton
Lifting and orientation technology provider Verton has appointed Tim Ekert as ceo. He replaces Trevor Bourne, who will remain a director and board member.
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NewsBolloré moves motors in Madagascar
Bolloré Transport & Logistics Madagascar has moved three motors from the eastern port of Tamatave to the region of Majunga in the northwest.
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NewsViking keeps busy with OOG moves
Turkey-based Viking Project Logistics chartered the vessel ASL Lisa to transport 5,100 tonnes of steel coil.
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NewsAlfaWall Oceanbird moves forward
Alfa Laval and Wallenius have finalised its AlfaWall Oceanbird joint venture that aims to take wind propulsion technology from a marine concept to commercial reality.
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NewsTSG orders mobile harbour crane
Terminal San Giorgio (TSG) has ordered a sixth-generation Konecranes Gottwald ESP 8 mobile harbour crane for its terminal in Genoa, Italy.
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NewsSany delivers 4,500-tonne crawler
During October, manufacturer Sany delivered a 4,500-tonne lifting capacity crawler crane to its first customer.
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NewsForwarding market grows 12 percent
Analyst Transport Intelligence (Ti) expects the 2021 global freight forwarding market to have grown by 12 percent year on year over 2020 levels.
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NewsIMO outlines MEPC 77 outcomes
At the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC), the association agreed to revise its greenhouse gas (GHG) mitigation strategy and adopted revised guidelines for exhaust gas cleaning systems (EGCS), among other climate-focused initiatives.