All North America articles – Page 11
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NewsILA and USMX deadlocked as strike looms for October 1
A strike by the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) is set to go ahead at 12:01 am on Tuesday, October 1, as talks between the dockworkers union and the United States Maritime Alliance (USMX) employer group seem deadlocked.
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NewsBusy summer season for CPC Istanbul
COLI Group’s Türkiye office has reported a strong summer with outbound shipments to the Americas, Canada, Europe and the Red Sea region.
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NewsMOL invests in e-fuels firm HIF Global
Japan’s Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, through its subsidiary MOL Clean Energy, has invested in Houston-based e-fuel developer HIF Global.
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NewsSorensen named director of sales and business development at deugro (USA)
deugro (USA) has appointed Carl Sorensen as director of sales and business development.
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CapPro newsbp Wind Energy up for sale
bp plans to sell its existing US onshore wind energy business, bp Wind Energy, instead focussing its efforts on its Lightsource bp venture, which targets the solar market.
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NewsWallenius to house customisation plant at Brunswick terminal
Wallenius Wilhelmsen has expanded its Brunswick, Georgia, port facility to house a customisation plant for Develon and Hyundai Construction Equipment.
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NewsCargo Consolidators Agency organises helicopter deliveries
Cargo Consolidators Agency has transported three helicopters and three crates of accessories from Trinidad and Tobago to Canada.
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NewsKito Crosby releases upgraded G-2160 range
Kito Crosby has released the re-engineered Crosby G-2160 widebody shackle range. It now comes in eight capacities from 400-2,000 tons (362-1,814 tonnes).
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NewsLiftWerx receives RotorHook
Canada’s LiftWerx has received a new RotorHook crane manufactured by the Netherlands-based by KenzFigee.
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NewsManitowoc cranes used to lift components for wind turbine project in Maine
Manitowoc and Shawmut Equipment have been assisting Sprague Energy to receive and stage large wind turbine components for transport from Mack Point terminal in Searsport, Maine, USA.
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CapPro newsEIA: North America’s LNG export capacity to double by 2028
North America’s LNG export capacity is on track to more than double between 2024 and 2028 if projects currently under construction begin operations as planned.
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NewsILA reiterates strike threat as shippers assess options
The International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) representing workers on the US East and Gulf coasts said that its members would go on strike on October 1, 2024 if a new contract is not in place.
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NewsB&M Logistica ships 70-tonne generators from Brazil to Canada
B&M Logistica International has handled two 70-tonne generators from Paranagua, Brazil, to Montreal, Canada.
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NewsRecord claim expected from Baltimore collapse
The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge is not expected to have any long-term supply chain impact but is likely to result in the largest marine insurance claim in history, writes Gregory DL Morris.
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NewsWypyski joins Maryland Port Administration
Maryland Port Administration (MPA) has appointed Matt Wypyski as deputy executive director commercial development.
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NewsWind energy up at Houston but general cargo traffic slides
General cargo volumes at Port Houston have declined 12 percent year-to-date, although wind energy equipment volumes are rising.
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NewsAudubon adds another LR 1700-1.0 to its fleet
Texas-based Audubon has expanded its fleet with an additional 700-tonne lift capacity LR 1700-1.0 crawler crane from Liebherr.
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NewsBOSS expands footing in Georgia
BOSS Crane & Rigging has established a new location just south of Atlanta, Georgia, USA.
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NewsSalem Offshore Wind Terminal construction begins
Crowley Wind Services has broken ground at the Salem Offshore Wind Terminal.
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NewsTGP delivers two 283-tonne transformers
Project freight forwarder Trans Global Projects (TGP) has coordinated the delivery of two 283-tonne transformers for Pattern Energy’s SunZia Wind project in New Mexico.