Höegh Autoliners is pushing ahead with its green transition with an order for multi-fuel and zero carbon ready Aurora vessels....Höegh Autoliners places order for zero carbon ready PCTCs
The current market dynamics have played right in the hands of the Port of New Orleans (Port NOLA) and its...Container shortage boosts breakbulk activity at Port NOLA
Best Logistics, a company belonging to the Felbermayr Group has played a role in the upgrade of a Polish combined...Felbermayr helps make power production greener in Poland
Heerema to deploy Sleipnir for Marjan field jackets job
Heerema Marine Contractors will put its semi-submersible crane behemoth Sleipnir through its paces at the Marjan oil and gas field is located in the Arabian Gulf off the eastern coast of Saudi Arabia. Heerema has...Read more
BigLift Shipping sends Happy Dragon to the Antarctic
BigLift Shipping has been contracted by the Australian Antarctic Division (AAD) for the transportation of various cargoes to support the 2021/22 Australian Antarctic Program. The Happy D-type vessel has been picked for the job for...Read more
F.H. Bertling Logistics opens Middlesbrough warehouse facility
F.H. Bertling Logistics has responded to many new project opportunities arising in central/northern UK with the opening of a new warehouse facility at the Port of Middlesbrough. The warehouse has a size of 2,488 square metres...Read more
KOGA eyes expansion to Europe and Asia following an ‘exceptional year’
King Ocean Gulf Alliance (KOGA Shipping) has set its course towards expanding the number of voyages and trading areas beyond its traditional Americas with lines to Asia and Europe. The company has already made the...Read more
DFDS boosts oversize cargo capacity with ICT Logistic integration
Danish shipping and logistics company DFDS has made further inroads into transport of oversized cargo with the integration of the Danish freight forwarder, ICT Logistics. DFDS has already held a minority stake in ICT Logistics...Read more
DHL Global Forwarding beats tight schedule to move Azimuth thrusters
DHL Global Forwarding had to think quick in order to facilitate a shipment of four Azimuth thrusters for a client. Faced with vessel cancellations, the client approached DHL to perform the shipment on a short...Read more
Port of Antwerp reports highest breakbulk throughput in a decade
Port of Antwerp’s breakbulk throughput for the year 2021 jumped 73.6 percent, hitting the highest throughput figures in the past 10 years. The port reported the conventional breakbulk throughput of 11.5 million tons. Read more
Port of Blyth orders Konecranes’ mobile harbor crane
One of the UK’s major project cargo hubs for the offshore energy industry, Port of Blyth has placed an order for a Konecranes Gottwald ESP.6 mobile harbor crane. The unit will be deployed at the...Read more
Jumbo ships modules for Kiewit from Canada to Texas
Jumbo Shipping, now part of Jumbo-SAL-Alliance has completed a tailor-made transportation of offshore platform modules for Kiewit Offshore Services. The company’s heavy lift vessel (HLV) Fairmaster was mobilised to transport living quarters module, helideck and...Read more
BigLift Shipping moves giant cranes from Japan to the world
BigLift Shipping’s fleet was busy delivering cranes from Japan to a number of locations worldwide for Mitsui E&S Group. In four separate shipments, the company delivered 17 rubber tyre gantry cranes (RTG) and nine ship...Read more
Wilson buys eleven general cargo ships from partner Arkon
Norwegian short sea shipping company, Wilson has expanded its fleet with eleven general cargo vessel acquired from Arkon. The acquisition increased Wilson’s operated fleet to over 130 vessels with 110 of these vessels being owned...Read more
DEME-led consortium wins two offshore wind projects in Scotland
DEME Concessions-led consortium, Thistle Wind Partners (TWP), has been awarded 2 GW worth of option areas in Scotland’s ScotWind seabed leasing process. The consortium has secured the Cluaran Deas Ear and Cluaran Ear-Thuath options. Read more
Rhenus ships 50-ton automotive machine to Japan
Rhenus Group has completed the move of a 50-ton production machine from Germany to the Netherlands and onwards to the company’s automotive customer in Japan. Read more
BBC Chartering adds a familiar name to its Esbjerg office
German project cargo transport specialist, BBC Chartering, has added a familiar name among its ranks to its Esbjerg office. The company has appointed Alex Thomassen to the role of sales and chartering.Read more
Sarens loads-out 3,820-ton fish sea cage in Norway
Sarens has completed the installation of the first sea cage at the Norway Royal Salmon`s (NRS) Arctic Offshore Farming project located in the remote areas north of Tromsø in Northern Norway.Read more