All North America articles – Page 25
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NewsLogistec to acquire FMT
Logistec Stevedoring has acquired the Canadian and US marine terminal business of Fednav, including Federal Marine Terminals and its logistics division Fednav Direct (FMT).
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NewsHuisman crane departs on BigLift’s Happy Star
A Huisman 2,200-tonne capacity leg encircling crane has been loaded onto BigLift Shipping’s vessel Happy Star and is making its way to the Keppel AmFELS shipyard in Texas, USA, for commissioning on Dominion Energy’s wind turbine installation vessel, Charybdis.
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NewsRhenus expands project logistics services in Canada
Rhenus Logistics is opening business sites in Halifax and St John’s to serve the project logistics and offshore markets in eastern Canada.
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NewsOmega Morgan installs autoclave in tight conditions
USA-based Omega Morgan has replaced and installed an autoclave in Arlington, Washington State.
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NewsGAC North America opens Seattle office
GAC North America - Shipping has opened an office in Seattle to support its growing customer base in the USA’s Pacific Northwest.
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NewsEEW produces record monopile
Germany-based EEW Special Pipe Constructions (EEW SPC) has manufactured a monopile weighing 1,895 tonnes as part of an order for the 800 MW Vineyard Wind 1 wind farm off the coast of Massachusetts in the USA.
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NewsPorts of Indiana appoints Peacock
The USA’s Ports of Indiana has appointed Jody Peacock as the ceo for the state-wide port authority, which operates three ports on the Ohio River and Lake Michigan.
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NewsSiemens Gamesa plans nacelle facility in New York
Siemens Gamesa is planning a nacelle manufacturing facility at the port of Coeymans in New York State, USA.
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NewsAir Partner appoints Dones
Charter broker Air Partner has appointed Rommel Dones as its director of charter sales, Los Angeles, to support Air Partner’s US West Coast expansion.
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NewsCrowley looks to develop at Port Fourchon
Crowley has reached a Right of First Refusal agreement to potentially lease and develop an offshore wind terminal at Louisiana’s Port Fourchon, USA, to help support the offshore wind market in the Gulf of Mexico.
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NewsHBH Canada handles galvanising kettle
Canada-based freight forwarder HBH Canada has coordinated the delivery of a galvanising kettle from the port of Brake, Germany to Minnesota, USA, via the Great Lakes.
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NewsHLI launches climate strategy
USA-based heavy transport specialist HLI Rail & Rigging is working with GreenStream Sustainability Consulting to launch a climate strategy programme.
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NewsNew Bedford Foss Marine Terminal reaches milestone
Construction of the future New Bedford Foss Marine Terminal in the USA is progressing, with the implosion of a smokestack as part of the demolition of the old power station building at the site.
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NewsGPA appoints Batista
The USA’s Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) has named Flavio Batista as its vice president of sales and marketing.
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NewsDaseke appoints Griffin
USA-based specialised transport and logistics company Daseke has appointed Adrianne D. Griffin as its vice president, investor relations and treasurer.
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NewsManitowoc cranes on hand at airport
Crane rental provider Maxim Crane Works has utilised two 344-tonne Manitowoc MLC300 crawler cranes on behalf of contractor PJ Dick/Hunt for Pittsburgh International Airport’s transformation project in the USA.
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NewsHansa Meyer begins Osceola expansion project
Hansa Meyer Global has started transporting components for the expansion of a steel plant in Osceola, Arkansas.
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NewsCarter appointed municipal port director
Cavalier Johnson, the mayor of Milwaukee city, has appointed Jackie Q. Carter as municipal port director at the port of Milwaukee, USA.
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NewsBoskalis lands 100th offshore wind farm contract
The Netherlands-headquartered Boskalis has been awarded a contract to support the construction of an offshore wind farm off the US coast.
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NewsProject cargo grows at Thunder Bay
Canada’s port of Thunder Bay (Ontario) said that steel, wind turbine products, and other project cargo, such as items for the mining sector, became familiar arrivals at the Keefer Terminal last year.