Onboard world's largest RoRo Vessel
Take a video tour on board a Mark V, the world's largest RoRo vessel.
Read moreTake a video tour on board a Mark V, the world's largest RoRo vessel.
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Read moreMacGregor, part of Cargotec, has received a contract from German shipbuilder Flensburger-Schiffbau-Gesellschaft (FSG) for a comprehensive RoRo cargo access equipment package. It is destined for an LNG-powered RoRo ferry that will be constructed at the yard for the Australian owner, SeaRoad; an option remains for one more vessel package. At 181m, it will be the largest RoRo ferry with LNG propulsion and the first vessel of this type built by FSG. Delivery is scheduled for the third quarter of 2016. The ferry will serve SeaRoad's planned new regular liner service across the Bass Strait between Melbourne on the Australian mainland and Devonport on the Australian island of Tasmania. "Conditions are notoriously rough on the Bass Strait, which puts equipment reliability high on the agenda," says Göran Hugon, Sales Manager, RoRo Equipment at MacGregor. "Over the years, MacGregor has enjoyed a long and successful relationship with FSG and we won the contract because the yard is pleased with the reliability and performance of previous MacGregor deliveries." FSG says that the vessel will boast a particularly flexible cargo carrying capability and is able to accommodate containers, including reefer units, trailers, cars and hazardous cargo as well as livestock. MacGregor's scope of supply ...
Read moreAfter the release of the Reefer RoRo Ship design in September last year, Knud e.Hansen A/S naval architects have continued the development of the new Reefer RoRo Ship design, version II. The ship is intended for world-wide operation as a Reefer RoRo Ship in the banana trade, with special emphasis on a very low box rate by very fast and efficient cargo handling in port, which enables slow steaming. The Reefer RoRo Ship and its machinery have been designed in line with the highest environmental standards. In order to optimize the cargo handling on the under deck areas, the bridge and engine have in version II been positioned forward of the ship, and as we found that there is a very large back haul cargo potential to Central America, its designers have increased the height of the four inside decks to 4.5 m to allow for general RoRo cargo. On the back haul, the ship is hence an ordinary RoRo ship. With the new refined design, the ship has a capacity of about 12,500 HC pallets – 6,800 HC pallets on cassettes inside the ship and other 5.700 HC pallets in refrigerated containers on the weather deck. The ship can be loaded, resp. ...
Read moreIn the first nine months of 2014, 15 million tonnes of roll on/ roll off cargo was handled in the port of Rotterdam
Read moreThe Antwerp Port Community System introduced the e-Desk for containers already in 2012, and this year the successful collaboration has been extended to rolling stockAntwerp ro/ro terminals start with paperless exportICO and AET, the two ro/ro terminals in the port of Antwerp, are now also connected to the e-Desk.
Read moreJapanese corporation Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. (K-Line) agreed to pay a fine of USD 67.7 million having plead guilty of violating U.S. antitrust laws
Read moreMacGregor has received a contract from Stena to convert the 29,800gt RoPax ferry Dieppe Seaways to optimise it for its new route
Read moreThe Port of Tilbury, owned by Forth Ports Ltd, announced an important contract extension agreement with P&O Ferries to continue their RO/RO service
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