All Ports and terminals articles – Page 216
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Kaleido makes offshore move
September 25 - Kaleido Logistics has coordinated the transport of an over-dimensional auxiliary structure for the offshore industry from the Spanish port of Vigo to Norway.
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Terex takes a cruise
September 25 - Prangl has used a Terex AC 500-2 all-terrain crane to launch a 71-tonne cruise ship hull onto Austria's Lake Hallstatt.
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Baumann delivers Ineos column
September 25 - Bornheim, Germany based Viktor Baumann recently coordinated the transportation and installation of a three-part column to the Cologne region.
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OHT in big barge move
September 25 - Offshore Heavy Transport's (OHT) largest semi-submersible heavy lift vessel, Hawk, is transporting 15 oil barges from Qidong, China to Nigeria.
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Jumbo gets ball rolling
September 25 - Jumbo's heavy lift vessel Fairpartner has transported a 600-tonne spherical tank from a fabrication yard in Sattahip, Thailand to the Ichthys project's onshore LNG facility in Darwin, Australia.
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V. Alexander reacts well
September 25 - V. Alexander Transport Systems has coordinated the delivery of a 328-tonne reactor from southern Germany to China.
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ALE unveils transporter concept
September 25 - ALE plans to develop a new generation of trailer - the all terrain transporter - that will allow for the delivery of heavy and oversize loads to inland locations via minimally prepared roads.
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ACS flying high in 2015
September 25 - Air Charter Service (ACS) has reported a 41 percent year-on-year increase in business for the first six months of 2015.
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Stewart World Port launched
September 24 - Canada's Stewart World Port - claimed to be the first commercial wharf built on the coast of British Columbia in over 30 years - has been officially opened.
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Miura joins Freeport
September 24 - Port Freeport has welcomed Jason Miura as its new director of business and economic development.
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Liebherr releases Mecca crane findings
September 24 - Liebherr has released the findings of its investigation into the collapse of an LR 11350 crawler onto the Grand Mosque in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, suggesting that the machine was technically faultless.
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Canaveral ceo steps down
September 24 - Effective January 21, 2016, Port Canaveral ceo John E. Walsh will step down from the role.
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Nielsen steels ahead
September 24 - Copenhagen based Nielsen Freight has coordinated the shipment of two large stainless steel tanks, used in the production of salmon oil, from Denmark to Norway.
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HLPFI opens in Mumbai
September 23 - HLPFI has expanded its reach with the opening of a new representative office in Mumbai, the commercial and shipping hub of India.
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McNally-Nimergood gets a lift
September 23 - McNally-Nimergood has added a 400-tonne capacity Liebherr LTM 1400-7.1 mobile crane to its fleet.
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Sennebogen expands Straubing hub
September 23 - Sennebogen is extending its production and warehouse area at its site in the German port of Straubing by around 35,000 sq m.
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Ruslan gives engine flying start
September 23 - Ruslan International has delivered a Rolls-Royce engine from the UK to southwest France onboard one of its AN-124 freighter aircraft.
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BNSF reforms North America
September 23 - BNSF Logistics Toronto has worked together with BNSF Logistics' Global Project Centre in Houston to coordinate the transport of a 288-tonne reformer from the Port of Houston to the Nat Gasoline site in Beaumont, Texas.
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Allseas asks Churchill
September 23 - Allseas Global Logistics has appointed Terry Churchill as its new general manager, based in the UK.
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Trams travel to Ecuador
September 22 - SDV Industrial Projects and Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics (WWL) have worked together to transport 14 Alstom trams from France to Ecuador, for use in the Cuenca UNESCO World Heritage Site.