Tag: Maersk

Maersk Elba entered the Carmel Terminal on February 1, and was operated on by four STS cranes with an average productivity of 136 containers per ship hour. In order to prepare for the arrival of the Maersk Elba and similar subsequent vessels, five new cranes were built at the Carmel Terminal.

LINK is working on creating a dynamic mobile app framework, which will strengthen the digitalization of internal processes and workflows at Maersk Tankers. The framework is expected to be launch during 2017.

Maersk Line and Inchcape Shipping Services recently announced that they upgraded the service offering for 2017. In addition to the existing ports calls of Port Moresby and Lae direct calls to the ports of Madang and Wewak have been added.

In an exclusive interview to CNBC at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Mr Skou, told that there are opportunities for growth in oil business, especially in the North Sea sector.

Following the organisational review of Maersk Oil headquarters carried out in late 2016, Maersk Oil Danish Business Unit has announced that it will simplify its organisation. As part of the first phase, Maersk Oil DBU plans to reduce by up to 160 employees. This is subject to statutory consultation and local labour law.

The containership Gustav Maersk was refloated after it grounded while transiting in the Strait of Messina, Southern Italy.

Maersk Drilling has announced that it has taken delivery of its fourth XLE jack-up rig, the Maersk Invincible, from DSME in South Korea. Maersk Invincible will now mobilise to the North Sea and will in the second quarter of 2017 commence a five year firm contract with Aker BP for plug and abandonment work on the Valhall field.

Maersk Line has added one more port to its services. The port in question, is one most important port for transportation of commercial goods within the Bushehr province in Iran.