AAL has transported petrochemical plant components from Pyeongtaek, South Korea to Map Ta Phut, Thailand.
With a total volume of 15,000 cu m, the shipment included a number of heavy individual items, the largest of which was a pressure vessel measuring 86 m in length and weighing nearly 360 tonnes.
The 19,000 dwt multipurpose vessel AAL Dampier collected the cargo in Pyeongtaek, with its own 350-tonne capacity cranes handling the lifting operations.
Shanghai Shipbuilding Research and Design Institute (SDARI), in collaboration with DNV and Toepfer Transport, has developed two state-of-the-art multipurpose vessel designs: Octopus 12.6 and Octopus 12.
Wallenius Wilhelmsen has joined global public-private partnership the First Movers Coalition (FMC), which is working to scale the most critical, emerging climate technologies required to decarbonise the world’s heavy-emitting sectors.
The World Shipping Council (WSC) has appointed Joe Kramek as its president and ceo, succeeding John Butler who retires at the end of July.
Mammoet is deploying its 3,200-tonne capacity PTC210-DS ring crane to lift a huge A-frame for Van Oord’s installation vessel Svanen in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
On behalf of XD‐EGEMAC, Egyptian Global Logistics (EGL) transported three 135-tonne transformers for the El-Eqtsadia substation.
Greece-headquartered Cosmatos Shipping Services has delivered transformer sets and their accessories from Thessaloniki port.
