All Ports and terminals articles – Page 403
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ALE's record-breaking jack up
May 29 - UK headquartered ALE has successfully completed the jack-up of the Arkutun Dagi Topside at the shipyard of Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering, South Korea.
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Lower Saxony ports exhibit strengths
May 28 - Seaports of Niedersachsen - an association of nine Lower Saxony, Germany based ports including Brake, Cuxhaven, Emden, Leer, Nordenham, Oldenburg Papenburg, Stade and Wilhelmshaven - has visited a number of leading trade shows to exhibit its serv
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PPG - successful conference in Le Havre
May 28 - International project forwarder network the Project Professionals Group (PPG) hosted its annual conference in Le Havre, France, May 20-22, 2013.
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New Liebherr crane joins Brake
May 28 - A second Liebherr mobile harbour crane has entered into service at the Niedersachsenkai Brake seaport terminal, Germany.
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PCN adds third Vietnam member
May 28 - Minh Long International Transportation has joined the Project Cargo Network (PCN), becoming the network's third and final representative in Vietnam.
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It's a gas for Sarens
May 24 - Sarens Group has been awarded a contract for the transport of equipment for the CNRL oil sands project in Alberta, Canada - one of the largest contracts in the company's history.
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Friderici uses Nicolas trailer in transformer move
May 24 - Friderici has transported a 248 tonne transformer between Corbeil-Essones and Bellville sur Loir.
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Ojard steps-down at Duluth
May 24 - Duluth Seaway Port Authority executive director Adolph Ojard will retire from his position after 10 years at the US seaport.
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Wishy washy shipment for DB Schenker
May 24 - DB Schenker has been contracted to transport a laundry facility from Minden, Germany to Russian city of Sochi in preparation for the 2014 Winter Olympic Games.
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Asia-Pacific O&G outlook positive
May 24 - According to GL Noble Denton, large-scale oil and gas projects in Australia will drive growth across the industry in the wider Asia-Pacific region.
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V. Alexander crosses countries
May 24 - V. Alexander Germany has coordinated the transport of dismantled cranes weighing 2,500 tonnes from China to Bogouchany in Siberia.
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ALE ECR joint venture delivers
May 24 - ALE ECR Heavylift has recently completed a number of projects in Melbourne, Gladstone, Port Kembla and Groote Eylandt in Australia.
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The Friday Flyer - May 24th 2013
The global dash for gas and an oil price that remains resolutely north of USD100 a barrel has powered Australian megaprojects for oil and gas exploration and exploitation, according to a report from industry consultant GL Noble Denton.
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Damco sees revenue and gross profit gains
May 23 - Damco has reported a 6 percent year-on-year revenue increase in Q1 2013 to USD773 million; with gross profit growing 5.4 percent to USD195 million. However, earnings before interest and tax during Q1 2013 totaled USD9 million - down 30.7 percent
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GAC and POLOG on a roll in the Arctic
May 23 - GAC Norway AS and Polar Logistics Group ApS (POLOG) of Denmark have formed a strategic partnership - strengthening the GAC network in the Arctic Circle.
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Cargotec adds Pelkonen to executive board
May 23 - Finland's Cargotec Corporation, has named Mikko Pelkonen as senior vice president, human resources.
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Strike action threat at Cargolux
May 23 - A number of media outlets have reported that staff at Cargolux Airlines International have encouraged their unions to enter into a conciliation process - the first step towards full-scale industrial action.
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Logwin moves to new Hanoi facility
May 22 - Luxembourg headquartered logistics services provider Logwin has opened a state-of-the-art premises near Hanoi, Vietnam.
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Drewry says slow-steaming to escalate
May 22 - According to the latest Container Insight report from analyst Drewry, although slow-steaming continues to be a contentious issue with shippers, more is on the way as fuel prices remain stubbornly high and ocean carriers can no longer absorb the b
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Corpus Christi sees first wind energy cargo exports
May 22 - Having been an active participant in the import of wind energy components from global markets since 2006, with record-breaking volumes in 2012, the Port of Corpus Christi reports that new wind energy market trends have reversed trading patterns i