Approximately 185 m² of Heliatek’s organic photovoltaic films have been installed on the façade of a warehouse for Duisburger Hafen AG, the operator of the world’s largest inland port

Volvo Trucks, United Kingdom and Ireland, has been trialling a Krone City Liner in urban areas, including inner London, to re-open the debate regarding the use of articulated vehicles, where currently the London Lorry Control Scheme (LLCS) restricts the movement of HGVs over 18 tonnes but does not apply to ‘rigid’ or eight-wheel vehicles

After her world premiere at the Cannes Yachting Festival, the 40 Open Sunreef Power Diamond Limited Edition joined the Oceanco-built DAR during the Monaco Yacht Show, to become an exclusive tender to one of the biggest superyachts exhibited at the venue

Southampton-headquartered ship repairer and marine engineering services provider SMS has completed its second major high speed craft refit in France

International engineering consulting firm Burns & McDonnell has challenged the industry to prepare for the rise in electric vehicles (EVs) if the UK wants to be a world leader in clean energy and low carbon transport

In a contract worth approximately $13 million, Kongsberg Maritime has secured a contract to equip a new heavy lift crane vessel for Offshore Heavy Transport (OHT) with an appropriately innovative technology suite

Traffic jams, accidents, blocked roads – for many people in Germany, the thought of vans and trucks in traffic leads to just one thing: stress

Red Ledge is launching a new version of its WMS, ‘Red Ledge Warehouse Management and Control’ which makes extensive use of automation to optimise warehouse control for logistics, manufacturing and other supply chain users

A specialist asphalt mix design, which was produced entirely off-site, has been used by Hanson UK to resurface the runway at Carlisle airport

Maritime engineering company Intermarine UK has landed a contract to supply the £160 million RRS Sir David Attenborough polar ship