All Ports and terminals articles – Page 384
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Big Belarus move for Nurminen
September 2 - Nurminen Logistics will handle the transport of all the machinery required for a new pulp mill being built by mechanical group, Andritz, in Svetlogorsk, Belarus.
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Scandinavian Shipping & Logistics AS becomes Greencarrier
September 2 - Scandinavian Shipping and Logistics AS is changing its name to Greencarrier Shipping & Logistics AS with immediate effect.
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Suez Canal security strengthened after failed attack
September 2 - According to a statement issued by GAC, Egypt's armed forces are strengthening security measures in the Suez Canal, following an unsuccessful terrorist attack on a container ship transiting the waterway on August 31.
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Finnlines adds connections
September 2 - Earlier this year Finnlines announced its intention to launch several new routes for its Baltic and North Sea operations.
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RollDock Star shoots into action
September 2 - Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft (FSG) has launched the 151.5 m long RollDock Star, with a deadweight of 8,000 tons, for the Dutch shipping line RollDock BV.
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RCCLI moves Philippine pontoons
August 30 - Earlier this summer, Royal Cargo Combined Logistics, Inc. (RCCLI) - a member of the Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) network representing the Philippines - moved 16 modular pontoons weighing between 260 and 337 tonnes to Keppel Port, Batang
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Euroports names Noort
August 30 - Euroports Group has named Olivier van Noort as group operations support director, effective September 1, 2013.
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MacGregor has new finance chief
August 30 - Effective Spetember 1, 2013, Declan Guerin will become MacGregor's chief financial officer (CFO).
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National Air Cargo off to Orlando
August 30 - National Air Cargo (NAC) has selected Orlando as the location for its new headquarters.
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The Friday Flyer - August 30th 2013
A debate has started as to whether dredging at ports on the United States East Coast (USEC) may turn out to be the key factor driving long-term US container port call strategies on both Suez and Panama all-water services.
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Macalloy Terminal seeks private investors
August 29 - Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) is marketing the Macalloy Intermodal Terminal and Break-bulk Park for private infrastructure investment and terminal operating interests.
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Fairmount Marine doubles up
August 29 - Netherlands headquartered Fairmount Marine has towed the accommodation barge Ayang 2 from Romania to offshore Porto Amboim in Angola, using its tug Fairmount Sherpa.
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CEA Projects makes history in Myanmar
August 29 - XL Projects - the non-exclusive network of independent project forwarders and project charterers - has seen its Thailand representative CEA Projects make history in Myanmar.
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Shoreline to build Brownsville heavy cargo dock
August 29 - Earlier in August, Texas, USA based Port of Brownsville awarded the contract for the construction of Cargo Dock 16 to Shoreline Foundation Inc.
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Bechtel demos offshore vessel hub
August 29 - Global engineering, procurement and construction firm Bechtel has created what it describes as a "revolutionary design for ports that could transform shipping in Africa", the Multi-User Offshore Hub.
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Project Partners adds Turkish member
August 29 - Istanbul, Turkey based Project Cargo & Yacht Transport has become the newest member of the Project Partners network.
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Van der Vlist moves trams across Belgium
August 29 - Netherlands headquartered heavy transport specialist Van der Vlist was contracted to transport new Bombardier trams across Belgium, from Brugge to Brussels.
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Heavy gear transhipped at Le Havre
August 28 - Earlier in August a shipment of 14 heavy and over-dimensional cargoes from Sens, Burgundy was transhipped in Le Havre, France destined for Mumbai in India.