Project Cargo Journal

• Anker Schiffahrt and UPM extend Emden partnership
• Sarens delivers giant TBMs for Poland’s longest railway tunnel project
• Chipolbrok takes delivery of the seventh 62,000-dwt newbuild, De An
• Headwinds continue for European shortsea sector
• Anker Schiffahrt and UPM extent Emden partnership
• CF&S orchestrates complex US-Kazakhstan combine transport
• Turbines, tanks and the EU’s Clean Industrial Deal: ESPO flags ports’ role in green transition
• China-Mexico steel shipment delivered by DAKO Worldwide Transport
• F500 newbuilds bring optimism as MPP index stagnates
• U.S. advances in nuclear and space sectors prompt BOSS Crane & Rigging expansion
• Haizea Wind expansion cements Port of Bilbao’s vital offshore role
• Project and breakbulk at MSC’s Paris hub can propel French economy
• UCL decarbonisation study: Shippers must act independently and not be compelled by legislation alone
• Mitsui E&S acquires deck carrier Yamato to move cranes
• Sarens completes onshore operations for France’s first floating offshore park
• Mitsui E&S acquired deck carrier Yamato to move cranes
• South Africa targets breakbulk in ports’ revitalisation drive
• Peel Ports: Project cargo can drive success of new London Medway RoRo berth
• US Air Force’s heavy lifter looks forward to decades more of global operations
• SAL Heavy Lift launches fourth Orca Class MPP, Carlotta
• Sizewell C set to revolutionize UK’s nuclear logistics and transport chains
• UPM and Spliethoff’s Bore move to accelerate shipping decarbonisation
• Offshore supply chains hit hard as Atlantic Shores project scrapped
• UECC expands North Europe – Turkey network with new PCTC
• CEVA expands RoRo fleet
• Allseas looks to nuclear for powering offshore vessels and onshore operations
• Rhenus and Enercon develop wind turbine blades-dedicated barge
• Industry veterans launch company to serve the US capital projects
• ESTA pushes for unified mobile crane inspection across Europe
• Mammoet delivers a mammoth multimodal Texan operation
• Less red tape equals more project cargo upgrades quickly approved at UK ports
• Less red tape equals more projects approved at UK ports under streamlining plans
• European Ocean Pact puts more onus on shippers and ports to be greener and more secure
• Sea trials begin for world’s first e-methanol fuel offshore service operations vessel
• New triple-decker project carrier BBC Sao Paulo set for sea
• Updated police guidance is ‘a pivotal moment’, says abnormal loads industry
• LASO Abnormal Loads expands Spanish operations, amidst final stages of major turbines transport
• deugro marks centenary by unveiling sustainability strategy for heavy transport
• Western Scotland offshore hub plan most important port investment ‘in decades’
• Abnormal transports industry: New police guidance is ‘a pivotal moment’
• New triple-decker project carrier BBC Sao Paolo set for sea
• Nuclear regulator hits Hinkley Point C contractor with health & safety notice after crane defects found
• Huge rise in March breakbulk drives Port of Lisbon’s growth
• Teesport ‘wind hub’ redevelopment plan unlocks new offshore logistics boom
• New aerospace firms on board for Radia’s landmark WindRunner plane
• Scotland’s green future boosted by Sarens’ crucial VRU installation
• FHP Group is Italy’s newest breakbulk powerhouse
• FHP Group is Italy’s newest major breakbulk player
• Hauliers given more responsibility in new abnormal load guidance from UK police chiefs
• Beyond Borders: AsstrA’s China project highlights importance of diverse global logistics