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1 week ago |
breakbulk.com | Simon West
By Simon WestEWA Group said it has successfully delivered an 8.2-meter-high storage tank from Alexandria to Cairo, describing it as the first component with such dimensions ever transported along that route in Egypt. The operation deployed a multimodal route combining sea, river and overland transport to overcome logistical challenges including low bridges and high-voltage cable restrictions.
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breakbulk.com | Simon West
By Simon WestMarinetrans, a Norway-based logistics company specializing in maritime and offshore transport, has secured the project logistics contract from U.S. engineering firm Black & Veatch for two floating liquified natural gas (FLNG) vessel construction projects. Marinetrans will oversee transportation of critical equipment, large heavy-lift deliveries, supply chain coordination and on-site logistics support. The contracts cover the period from 2025 to 2027.
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2 weeks ago |
breakbulk.com | Simon West
By Simon WestGEODIS has signed a ten-year cooperation agreement with engineering firm Dolfines to develop and commercialize a port-base version of a high-capacity lifting device for floating offshore wind projects. Under the deal, GEODIS, through its subsidiary Sealogis, will support the adaptation and industrialization of a “Mobile XXL” version of Dolfines’ offshore heavy maintenance enabler (OHME) system.
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3 weeks ago |
breakbulk.com | Simon West
By Simon Westdeugro has launched the first cable drum deliveries for SuedOstLink, one of Germany’s central energy transition projects. Over the next three and a half years, more than 800 drums each the size of a single-decker bus will make their way from deugro-operated yards to 120 sites across Bavaria. We caught up with Simon Junker, head of cable projects – renewable energy at deugro Germany, to discover more about the scope and logistics behind the project.
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1 month ago |
breakbulk.com | Simon West
By Simon WestDe Bock Ship Management has taken over the management of two vessels belonging to Cebo Marine, bringing its total managed fleet to 17 ships. Contracts for the Lelie C and Rhoon C were signed in early February, with ship management officially commencing on 10 February. The first vessel entered dry dock shortly after for its 25-year special survey, with the second vessel scheduled to follow.
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