Wagenborg has awarded Barge Master with a contract for a second 3D motion compensated crane to be installed on their new walk-to-work vessel the Kasteelborg. The fact that Wagenborg and Shell/Nam have selected Barge Master for an additional BM-T40 motion compensated crane showcases the success of the first one, which was installed on the state-of-the-art Walk-to-Work vessel Kroonborg.

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As of June 26th, the m.v. Altena has been sold and delivered to her new owner.

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The m.v. Alamosborg has loaded 17,000 cubic meters of sawn timber in the Finnish port of Kaskö at the beginning of this week. This is a record amount of timber on one single ship.

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Today, the m.v. Egbert Wagenborg entered the port of Delfzijl to discharge 14.000 tonnes of salt.

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Monday, the 28th of May, Wagenborg Towage successfully completed the salvage of Ms Coxswain, after the ship was struck on Saturday at the Dordtse Kil. Wagenborg Towage was asked to make an offer.

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Recently the m.v. Tucana shipped a special cargo from Drammen (Norway) to several locations: four fibre optic cable baskets.

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Earlier this year, Wagenborg put Kasteelborg into service in the Southern North Sea. This Walk-to-Work Emergency Response and Rescue Vessel is after ​Kroonborg the second Walk to Work vessel within the fleet of Wagenborg Offshore. Last weekend, both vessels had the premiere working together at one offshore platform.

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From May 29th until May 31st 2018 Breakbulk Europe 2018 will take place at the Messe Bremen in Germany. Breakbulk Europe 2018 is the largest exhibition & educational forum in Europe addressing the needs of traditional breakbulk and project cargo logistics professionals.

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Almost a year after the m.v. Egbert Wagenborg left the port of Delfzijl for her maiden voyage, she has returned to her home port. Ten days ago the Easymax vessel loaded 14.000 tonnes of salt in Tarragona, Spain. Currently, the vessel is discharging at the terminal of Wagenborg Stevedoring.

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