AD Ports Group and Dajin Heavy Industry have signed an MoU to explore offshore wind supply chain, maritime logistics, port infrastructure and vessel investment opportunities.
Sinotrans completed the end-to-end logistics scope for a 504 MW offshore wind project off Shandong, supporting grid connection at China’s deepest offshore wind site.
Global Maritime completed a feasibility study on transporting offshore wind turbine foundations from China to Europe, covering logistics, risk, regulation, cost and programme planning.
Amasus has added two purpose-built offshore wind transport vessels, each equipped with three LS-C 100 ship cranes rated up to 70 tonnes for independent blade handling.
Boskalis’ semi-submersible Forte reached Alaska after transporting two floating jetties from China. The units were discharged for assembly into a cruise-ship floating jetty.
AAL Singapore multi-cargo heavy-lift
SAL consolidates its heavy lift, multipurpose, and liner operations under a single global brand to enhance efficiency and simplify customer access.
Heavy-lift vessel BBC Ruby discharged two 120-tonne harbour cranes from Rostock, Germany, at Tuticorin Port, expanding its fleet to nine.
A Reuters investigation has uncovered how dark-fleet tankers enabled Mexico’s Jalisco New Generation Cartel to build a multi-billion-dollar fuel smuggling empire by exploiting loopholes in global oil trade and customs systems.
