£10m crane investment on its way to Port of Immingham
A £10 million investment in cargo-handling equipment is on its way to Immingham.
Engineers from Associated British Ports have just returned from Germany where they have carried out final factory acceptance testing on three new mobile harbour cranes.
The hybrid Liebherr 420s will be arriving later this month from Rostock, at a cost £9.7 million, with an additional £500,000 spent on new grabs. The diesel generators poweing them can run on hydrogenated vegetable oil, with the option to switch to all-electric, reducing CO2 emissions as the port accelerates its green credentials.
Rea
Recommend
Revealed: The 2022 Leicestershire ProCon Awards winners
2025-03-28 02:08:01
2025-03-28 02:08:01
Full breakdown of what will make up £100m new Immingham ferry terminal to serve Stena Line
2025-03-28 02:08:01
2025-03-28 02:08:01
Mandy Rail hails major maintenance contract across the UK
2025-03-28 02:08:01
2025-03-28 02:08:01
Leonardo Helicopters' huge new £30m hub reaches milestone
2025-03-28 02:08:01
2025-03-28 02:08:01
Global logistics operator reports strong growth from Hull base
2025-03-28 02:08:01
2025-03-28 02:08:01
30 jobs being created with £2m expansion by Derbyshire drinks business Global Brands
2025-03-28 02:08:01
2025-03-28 02:08:01
Why Jeremy Hunt must commit to electrifying Midland Mainline and decent rail links between Coventry, Leicester and Nottingham
2025-03-28 02:08:01
2025-03-28 02:08:01
PD Ports hits out at 'regrettable' legal battle with Tees Valley mayor
2025-03-28 02:08:01
2025-03-28 02:08:01
Northern mayors say rail chaos is an 'emergency' and demand the Government steps in to secure services
2025-03-28 02:08:01
2025-03-28 02:08:01
2022 Leicester Business Festival making an impact as it enters its second week
2025-03-28 02:08:01
2025-03-28 02:08:01
