All Port of Rotterdam articles – Page 11
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ERS expects sulphur targets to benefit intermodal connections
May 12 - ERS Railways has celebrated the second anniversary of its Rotterdam - Poznan shuttle service, and it has moved more than 25,000 truckloads on its intermodal connection since its inauguration.
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The Friday Flyer - May 2nd 2014
This week's round up of news from the world of heavy lift and project forwarding.
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Rotterdam wins Brazilian business
April 30 - The Port of Rotterdam Authority and TPK (Terminal Presidente Kennedy) Logistica signed a joint venture agreement in Vit
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The Friday Flyer - April 11th 2014
This week's round up of news from the world of heavy lift and project forwarding.
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Damen vessels arrive in Rotterdam
April 7 - ZPMC's Zhen Hua 29 has delivered 13 new Damen Stan Pontoons, six Stan Tugs and four Stan Tenders from Shanghai to the port of Rotterdam.
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City of Adelaide arrives in Australia
February 26 - The 450-tonne clipper ship City of Adelaide has arrived at Port Adelaide on board Combi Lift's heavy lift vessel Palanpur.
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Kotug completes offshore tow
January 23 - Kotug Offshore recently completed the anchor handling and towage of the JB118 jack-up platform from the Borwin Alpha site in the North Sea to the port of Rotterdam.
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R&B gets rolling
January 16 - Croatia based R&B Global Projects Ltd has handled the delivery of a 152-tonne plate mill back-up roll from Yokohama, Japan to Rotterdam in the Netherlands.
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The Friday Flyer - January 17th 2014
This week's round up of news from the world of heavy lift and project forwarding.
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The Friday Flyer - December 20th 2013
This week's round up of news from the world of heavy lift and project forwarding.
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The Friday Flyer - December 6th 2013
There are mixed messages and no little confusion for shipping lines from this week's International Maritime Organization's (IMO) plenary approval of the resolution for the Ballast Water Management Convention. The convention will see all shipping designed
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The Friday Flyer - November 22nd 2013
The embattled STX Group has seen its biggest creditor become its biggest shareholder after the state-owned Korea Development Bank (KDB) traded debt for equity in the troubled shipbuilder and its affiliated shipping company STX Pan Ocean. The move by the K
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Nirint moves service to Rotterdam
November 22 - Nirint Shipping has announced that it is switching its Europe-Caribbean-Canada-Europe (ECCE) multipurpose service for all liner vessels, from the port of Moerdijk to the port of Rotterdam in the Netherlands, effective January 1, 2014.
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The Friday Flyer - November 15th 2013
There has been plenty of media coverage this week about the opening of DP World's London Gateway, the UK's newest container port, which saw the arrival of its first scheduled call, by MOL Caledon, a container ship laden with fruit and wine from South Afri
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The Friday Flyer - November 8th 2013
There has been plenty of media coverage this week about the opening of DP World's London Gateway, the UK's newest container port, which saw the arrival of its first scheduled call, by MOL Caledon, a container ship laden with fruit and wine from South Afri
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The Friday Flyer - October 25th 2013
When is an auction not an auction? When a sole buyer turns up with a chequebook to make the lowest bid possible, especially when that buyer seems to be a group of potential competitors.
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The Friday Flyer - October 11th 2013
October 11 - The news that a team of shipping, offshore and finance professionals based in Norway are to establish a bank especially structured to satisfy the funding needs of owners and operators active in the shipping and offshore industries worldwide c
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Wagenborg completes complex shipment
October 7 - Netherlands headquartered Wagenborg Nedlift recently coordinated the delivery of a 295-tonne transformer to the northern port city of Pite
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The Friday Flyer - September 27th 2013
This week's round up of news from the world of heavy lift and project forwarding.
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The Friday Flyer - September 13th 2013
Since the early 1980s, the issues surrounding overweight shipping containers has been much-debated.