Ports and Terminals news – Page 290
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Antwerp on course for record year
October 24 - The Port of Antwerp handled a freight volume of 148,344,168 tonnes during the first nine months of this year, which is 3.7 percent more than the same period of 2013.
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ALE toasts the arrival of the Trojans
October 24 - ALE has debuted the latest addition to its transportation fleet.
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Shippers call for clarification on sulphur
October 24 - The Global Shippers' Forum (GSF) is calling for more information regarding the impact of low sulphur fuel, ahead of the implementation of the emission control areas (ECAs) from January 1, 2015.
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CAT purrs for Alliance
October 23 - Alliance Logistics has transported various CAT machinery from Morocco's Casablanca port to Hoorn in the Netherlands, using both road and sea transport.
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Vogtle expansion gets a lift
October 23 - An 81.6-tonne CA05 module has been installed at unit 3 of the Plant Vogtle nuclear power station in Burke County, near Waynesborough, Georgia.
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Flying high at ABC
October 23 - AirBridgeCargo Airlines (ABC) is on course for another year of record growth, having carried a total of 290,735 tonnes in the first nine months of 2014 - a 14 percent year-on-year increase.
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Houston, we have a vessel
October 22 - BBC Chartering can now enjoy priority berthing and 24/7 serviceability in the Port of Houston, with the gateway's Manchester Terminal being named the carrier's dedicated North American hub.
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Johnson in bumper birthday project
October 22 - Teeside, UK-based freight forwarder, Johnson Partners, has celebrated its tenth anniversary by completing its largest project shipment to date.
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Sarens puts Terex to the test
October 22 - Sarens has used a Terex CC 8800-1 crawler crane with its recently acquired Boom Booster kit to erect an Enercon E-126 wind turbine at the Windpark Noordoostpolder in the Netherlands.
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Columns rise at German refinery
October 22 - Wagenborg has transported two large columns from a fabrication yard in Kleve to Karlsruhe, where they were installed onto their foundations at the Miro fuel refinery.
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ISS returns to Africa's east coast
October 22 - Inchcape Shipping Services (ISS) has acted as port and discharging agents for Cosco Shipping's vessel Da De, which arrived at the Kenyan port of Mombasa with seven rubber-tyred gantry (RTG) cranes.
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CP ends merger talks with CSX
October 22 - Further to our report in last week's Friday Flyer, Canadian Pacific Railway (CP) has confirmed that exploratory talks held with CSX Corp about a possible merger have been terminated.
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Trains travel on water
October 21 - Germany's Intertransport Gruber has completed the transportation of two trains shipped from Qingdao, China to Rotterdam.
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Hacklin thrusts forward
October 21 - Hacklin Logistics has transported six heavy propulsion units, or thrusters, from Rauma, Finland to China.
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Drum roll for D
October 21 - One of Volga-Dnepr Airlines' IL-76-TD freighters has transported a heavy-duty steam drum from Germany's D
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TPT opens in Aarhus
October 21 - Tschudi Project Transports (TPT) will open a new office in Aarhus, Denmark on November 1.
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Slingmax appoints D'Elia
October 21 - Slingmax Rigging Solutions has appointed Gregory D'Elia as its new engineering manager.
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Indiana's wind recovery
October 21 - The Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor has handled its first shipment of windmill blades and towers for more than three years, as cargo traffic picked up on the Great Lakes.
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Clearlake acquires AmQuip
October 21 - Clearlake Capital Group has completed its acquisition of crane rental and lifting solutions provider AmQuip.