All Heavy Lift & Project Forwarding International articles in November 2014 – Page 5
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ABC races to China
November 17 - AirBridgeCargo Airlines (ABC) delivered Formula 3 cars and spare parts from Luxembourg to China to compete in the Macao Grand Prix.
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WWPC partners work together
November 14 - Steder Group has worked with fellow Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) member, Denholm Global Logistics to move a crane support unit measuring 7.5 m high from its production facility in the UK to customer in The Netherlands.
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HHLA on the up
November 14 - Hamburger Hafen und Logistik (HHLA) increased its revenue by 6 percent to EUR906.7 million (USD1.13 billion) during the first nine months of 2014.
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Prangl demo waltzes into Vienna
November 14 - Prangl will demonstrate its wind power plant transport equipment prior to the Austrian Wind Symposium (AWES), taking place at Aula der Wissenschaften, Vienna, from December 3-4, 2014.
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Wagenborg breaks through the fog
November 14 - Wagenborg has transported a 260-tonne transformer from Nuremberg to Diele in Germany, and installed it at the substation.
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Battersea cranes make journey downriver
November 14 - A project to temporarily relocate the Battersea Power Station's iconic cranes to the UK Port of Tilbury by barge is almost complete with only one barge movement remaining.
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K+N expands Australian footprint
November 14 - Kuehne + Nagel has opened its new logistics centre in Greater Sydney to meet a growing demand for end-to-end logistics solutions in Australia.
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Auerbach celebrates first steel cut
November 14 - Construction of Auerbach Schiffahrt's new F-500 series vessels has begun at Chinese shipyard Jiangzhou Union.
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Mortrans teams up with Ust-Luga
November 13 - Mortrans and the Ust-Luga Company have signed a formal agreement that gives Mortrans the authority to undertake bookings at the Russian port of Ust-Luga from shippers worldwide.
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New role for Harrison at LOC
November 13 - Alex Harrison has been appointed group director, energy services at London Offshore Consultants (LOC), after stepping down as managing director of LOC Australia.
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Super job, Super Freight
November 13 - Mumbai-based project forwarder Super Freight has transported the first of three new super post-Panamax rail-mounted ship-to-shore cranes from Pipavav Port to JN Port in India.
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Deep Sea Mooring weathers the Storm
November 13 - StormGeo and Deep Sea Mooring have signed an agreement to provide notifications of weather-related movements of floating offshore units and vessels undertaking complex marine operations.
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Jolly day for Messina
November 13 - The container/ro-ro (con-ro) vessel Jolly Titanio, which was built by the Korean STX Offshore & Shipbuilding shipyard, has been delivered to Ignazio Messina.
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Blue Water bridges the gap
November 13 - Blue Water Shipping has been involved in a project for Bladt Industries in connection with the construction of a bridge in Odense, Denmark.
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GAC presses ahead
November 13 - GAC has coordinated the delivery of a 1,000-tonne metal press from Kaiserslautern in Germany to Volvo Car Corporation's facility in Olofstr
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Agility sees strong third quarter
November 13 - Global forwarder Agility saw Q3 2014 revenues increase 3 percent year-on-year over the same period of 2013 to KWD337.09 million (USD1.16 billion), contributing to a net profit of KWD13.04 million (USD44.8 million) - up 8 percent.
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Trams travel on trailers
November 12 - Van der Vlist has completed the transport of three tram carriages for a new metro in Copenhagen using its specialist rail trailers.
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Shuttlelift offers Westmor a solution
November 12 - Super Industries subsidiary Westmor Industries has taken delivery of a new Shuttlelift SL 50II rubber-tyred mobile gantry crane.
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Ghanaian collaboration for Crowley
November 12 - Crowley Maritime Corporation and IbisTek have formed a joint venture, which will provide a comprehensive package of project logistics, energy support services and emergency response capabilities in Ghana.