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Creason replaces Charles Kent who is stepping down at US crane crane rental company
Big challenges and even bigger cranes are all in a day’s work for this global player
TII Scheuerle BladeLifter G4 used by Enercon for the first time
Over the past 20 years, the telescopic crawler has gone from niche to mainstream. D.Ann Shiffler reports.
The new Liebherr LG1750-SX joins A.W. Leil’s fleet as one of the most powerful Canadian-owned cranes in the country.
Heavy lifting and logistics contractor and infrastructure engineering company to help develop renewable energy together
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Kathy Hopper discusses relationships between the environment, the community, wind developers and the teams that build wind farms
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Charles Kent, having previously served as the company’s chief operating officer, will begin a new role.
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Mario Aguado, managing director at Aguado’s Wind Services discusses the Spanish wind energy revolution
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Spreader bar for offshore wind turbine construction
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Heavy lift CEO talks return to family ownership and green ambitions
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Meeting the lifting and transport needs of the wind energy industry in Spain has given Mario Aguado and his family’s company a real boost, he tells Graham Anderson for ICST
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Handed over from one family to another: the new 2,500 tonne capacity heavy lift lattice boom crawler crane
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Ares Management has acquired a controlling interest in the crane rental company.
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Donna Andrews appointed head of new division within Lawsons Global Recruitment
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Austrian manufacturer serves two intertidal wind farms with 26 of its fixed boom cranes
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Mammoet CEO will use CATME speech to argue that renewable energy facilities have to be built “a lot faster”
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The company’s wind division reports to have installed over 5,000 wind turbine generators globally.
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Company on track to achieve a 50% carbon reduction by 2025.