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NewsTransforming Egypt into a logistics hub
Egypt aims to transform itself into one the world’s leading logistics hubs by 2024, according to statements from government officials.
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NewsRhenus acquires Global Net Logistics
Rhenus Logistics Americas has acquired Texas-based Global Net Logistics.
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NewsCMA CGM makes terminal purchase
CMA CGM has signed an agreement to acquire a 90 percent stake in the Fenix Marine Services (FMS) container terminal in Los Angeles, USA.
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NewsRotra Mare call at Bilbao
Toro y Betolaza, located at the port of Bilbao, recently stowed wind turbine towers and components aboard Rotra Mare, operated by Siemens and Amasus Shipping.
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NewsEquinor details preferred floater concept
The potential of floating offshore wind energy is massive, and the technology behind the industry continues to develop. Equinor has designed a new floating wind concept that will enable industrial standardisation and maximise opportunities for local supply chains.
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NewsLogistec upgrades at Manatee
North American terminal operator Logistec has ordered two Generation 6 Konecranes Gottwald mobile harbour cranes for its port of Manatee terminal in Tampa Bay, Florida, USA.
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NewsGebrüder Weiss adds zero emissions service
Gebrüder Weiss is offering a zero-emission service, which enables its customers to offset the CO2 footprint of transported freight and promote climate protection projects.
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NewsESTA continues Aeroflex work
ESTA has been supporting the European Commission (EC)-funded Aeroflex project, which has been working on new technologies and concepts to improve the efficiency and environmental performance of long-distance heavy freight vehicles by up to 33 percent.
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NewsFinal HERO delivered
Wallenius Wilhelmsen Ocean’s (WW Ocean) fourth and last HERO-class vessel, Nabucco, has begun its journey to Zeebrugge, Belgium.
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NewsAhlers moves in Moglino
Ahlers has transported a complete air separation unit, consisting of several large 85-ton (77-tonne) items and more than 50 truckloads of parts, to Moglino in Russia.
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NewsHareket active in power plant work
Hareket has provided dismantling, crane and transportation services for two power plants in Uzbekistan.
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NewsStena names Juelich in Germany
Stena Line has appointed Mikko Juelich as trade director for Germany.
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NewsAAL buoyed by DHL shipment
AAL Shipping has transported two single-point mooring (SPM) buoys from from Jebel Ali in Dubai to an offshore anchorage in the Persian Gulf on behalf of DHL Industrial Projects.
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NewsLGH adds to equipment fleet
UK-based lifting equipment hire company LGH has added a number of Ganterud L20 yokes to its load levelling range of equipment.
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NewsAN-124 delivery from Logistics Plus
The Logistics Plus project cargo team has completed an air charter project from Brno, Czech Republic, to Karaman in Turkey.
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NewsLiebherr sees electrical shift
In its 2021 sales year, Liebherr said that demand for its mobile harbour cranes with electric drive has risen sharply. Compared to 2019, the number of units equipped with an electric motor has doubled.
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NewsVolumes grow at Gothenburg
Freight volumes continue to increase at the port of Gothenburg, Sweden.
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NewsErhardt creates digital platform
Erhardt Proyectos has developed a digital platform named netERH that provides its customers with a range of solutions, including diProcure, diOffer, diContract, diOpx, diShl and diWharehouse.
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NewsBBC Chartering’s Iron Bridge deliveries
BBC Chartering provided an update on its role in the Iron Bridge project in Australia, where it is delivering multiple heavy lift and breakbulk items.
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NewsC. Steinweg adds Namibian terminal
Earlier this year, C. Steinweg Group opened a port terminal in Walvis Bay, Namibia, to facilitate handling of general, project, breakbulk and bulk cargo to and from the hinterlands of southern Africa.