All North America articles – Page 121
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UTC urges renewal of US Ex-Im Bank
June 2 - UTC Overseas is pushing for the Congressional renewal of the 81-year-old U.S. Export-Import Bank (Ex-Im Bank) before it expires on July 1, 2015.
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Blue Water set to power Panama
June 1 - Blue Water Shipping has signed a contract with Semco Maritime for the provision of warehouse and transport solutions in connection with the construction of a new power plant in Panama.
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BBC plays part in petrochemical project
June 1 - BBC Chartering has shipped a number of ethylene refinery units from Ulsan in South Korea to Freeport, Texas for an ongoing US Gulf Coast petrochemicals project.
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Milestone Airbus components set sail
June 1 - Components for Airbus' first US-produced aircraft have left the Port of Hamburg destined for Mobile, Alabama.
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GAC adds four in USA
June 1 - GAC has opened four new North American logistics offices in Atlanta, Detroit, Chicago and Los Angeles.
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SC&RA critiques interchange design
May 29 - The Specialized Carriers & Rigging Association (SC&RA) has published a white paper detailing how poorly designed intersections adversely affect the shipment of oversize and overweight cargoes in the USA.
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Ritchie Bros appoints new cfo
May 29 - Ritchie Bros has appointed Sharon Driscoll as its new chief financial officer, effective July 6, 2015.
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The Friday Flyer - May 29th 2015
This week's round up of news from the world of heavy lift and project forwarding.
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WWPC member duo join forces
May 28 - Members of the Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC), Portlog International and Steder Group, have jointly managed the transportation of pipes and dredging equipment from Mexico to Nigeria.
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Competitors club together in crane quartet delivery
May 28 - The last of four new super post-Panamax wharf cranes for the Port of Houston's Barbours Cut Container Terminal have been offloaded from ZPMC's semi-submersible vessel Zhen Hua 13 after a 73-day journey from South Korea.
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ACS responds to Nepalese tragedy
May 28 - Following the devastating earthquake that struck Nepal on April 25, Air Charter Service (ACS) has completed over 50 charter flights into and out of Kathmandu transporting relief goods as well as search and rescue teams.
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Gruber gets in the frame
May 27 - Intertransport Gruber has coordinated the shipment of an 84.9-tonne stator frame from Ohio in the USA to Linz, Austria.
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Maxim buys Crane Rental
May 26 - Maxim Crane Works has acquired Orlando, Florida based heavy haulage, specialised rigging and crane services provider, Crane Rental Corporation.
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Korean specialist joins UTC
May 22 - UTC Overseas has appointed Lloyd (Woo Sung) Bae as director of sales and operations for the company's Korea desk.
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Short appointment for C.H. Robinson
May 22 - C.H. Robinson has named Mike Short as president of its global forwarding division.
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Panama Canal lock gates all in
May 22 - The sixteenth and final gate for the new locks on the Pacific side of the Panama Canal has been installed.
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The Friday Flyer - May 22nd 2015
This week's round up of news from the world of heavy lift and project forwarding.
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PPG enjoys Spanish hospitality
May 21 - The Project Professionals Group (PPG) enjoyed a successful eighth annual conference in Las Palmas, Canary Islands from May 13-15, with the support of local network member for Spain, Stier ShipAgency.
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Ulstein introduces new HLV designs
May 21 - Norway-based ship design, shipbuilding and system solutions provider Ulstein Group has introduced the HX103 and HX104 offshore heavy lift vessel designs.
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Savannah breakbulk volumes doubled
May 20 - Georgia's multipurpose facility in the Port of Savannah, Ocean Terminal, almost doubled its breakbulk cargo volumes in April, growing by 96.3 percent year-on-year to a total of 166,489 tonnes.