All Ports and terminals articles – Page 326
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Verbrugge receives monopiles
June 4 - The first monopiles constructed by SIF Group and Smulders Group for the Eneco Luchterduinen offshore wind farm have been transported to the Verbrugge Terminals at the Port of Vlissingen in the Netherlands for storage.
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Volga-Dnepr sees satellite business grow
June 4 - Volga-Dnepr Airlines has seen a strong increase in shipments for the aerospace industry, with 22 flights moving space satellites over a 12-week period ending May 2014.
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BigLift heads to Hay Point
June 4 - BigLift's Happy Buccaneer has transported a 1,220-tonne shiploader from Mokpo, South Korea to be installed on the new HPX3 coal loading berth at Hay Point in Australia.
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Siempelkamp presses ahead
June 4 - A disassembled closed-die forging press with a force of 50,000 tonnes and components of a smaller press with a force of 12,500 tonnes are currently being transported from the premises of manufacturer Siempelkamp Machinen und Anlagenbau in Krefeld
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Mind your T & Cs says specialist insurer
June 3 - ITIC, the specialist provider of professional indemnity insurance, has emphasised the need for marine surveyors and other shipping and transport intermediaries to include their terms and conditions in all their business dealings in order to prote
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PCN duo cements project
June 3 - Intertransport and Full Well Freight have worked together to transport three cement mixers and one cement pump from Hamburg to Sihanoukville in Cambodia.
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Alliance ships shelter
June 3 - Alliance Logistics has transported a 13.5 m long and 37-tonne electricity shelter from France to Morocco.
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Alexander gets tube project underway
June 3 - Alexander Global Logistics has completed the first breakbulk shipments for its 38,000 freight tonne tube mill project in Shreveport, Louisiana.
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Deep South adds Terex duo
June 3 - Deep South Crane & Rigging has added a 400-tonne capacity Terex CC 2400-1 and a 1,600-tonne Terex CC 8800-1 crawler crane to its fleet.
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Van der Vlist welcomes new occupants
June 2 - Van der Vlist has received some new machines into the 45,000 sq m outdoor storage area at its Zeebrugge site.
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Hull Blyth subsidiaries reshuffle management
June 2 - Two of Hull Blyth SA's subsidiary companies, Mainport Africa Shipping and Kestrel Maritime, have made some top-level management changes.
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PD Ports opens in Newton Aycliffe
June 2 - PD Ports has opened a project and commercial office in Newton Aycliffe, County Durham to complement its head office in Teesside.
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Liebherr assists Felbermayr in skeleton hoist
June 2 - Austrian crane and heavy load contractor Felbermayr has erected a steel skeleton for a new hangar at Schwechat Airport in Vienna using five Liebherr mobile cranes.
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Full steam ahead with Nicolas
June 2 - STP Premat has transported several 50-tonne locomotives from Les Mureaux to Saint Avold in France using Nicolas MDEL TP transport vehicles, complete with a special deck for rail cars.
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Foss celebrates 125 years
June 2 - Marine transportation and harbour services company Foss Maritime, which is celebrating its 125th anniversary this year, has recently grown its business in Alaska and the Arctic, and says that three arctic tugs currently under construction are int
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Multiple plant move for OTIM
May 30 - OTIM srl has handled the organisation and transportation of a project, comprising of outsize engineering plants, with a total weight of 548 tonnes from Italy to China.
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Saudi first for Volga-Dnepr
May 30 - Volga-Dnepr Airlines has operated its first flight for Saudi Arabia's King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST) organisation, transporting the SaudiSat-4 satellite to its launch site in Orsk, Russia.
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BDP delivers rig to India
May 30 - BDP International UK Ltd and its Indian project logistics unit Unique Global Logistics (UGL) have coordinated the shipment of a 200-tonne mobile oil rig from the port of Southampton to Rajasthan, India.
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Second Asian office for Peters & May
May 30 - Peters & May has opened a second Asian base, in Shanghai, from which new team member Ai Xing will strengthen the company's support of the growing Asian yacht building market, as well as continuing to work with local yacht dealers, brokers and own
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Alexander reels in the work
May 30 - Alexander Global Logistics has handled the transport of 18 cable reels from the UK to the Mongolian capital Ulan Bator, via the Chinese port of Tianjin.