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NEOLINE

NEOLINE Signs an LOI with Neopolia for its First Sail-Powered Cargo Ship

21 June 2021
NEOLINESail Propulsion
On 15th June, the French shipping line NEOLINE confirmed that it had chosen Neopolia Mobility and signed a letter of intent (LOI) for the construction of its first, 136-metre-long, sail-powered cargo ship.
Rail

Track Upgrade in Saint Nazaire

21 June 2021
Rail
From 10th May to 3rd June, Nantes ‒ Saint Nazaire Port’s teams replaced 500 metres of track (rails, sleepers and ballasts) serving the Cargill plant and the IDEA silo, between Avenue de Penhoët and the furthest point of the Fruit Terminal in Saint Nazaire.
Brigitte Bardot Trimaran

A Trimaran Received at the Dry Docks

21 June 2021
Saint-Nazaire
The Brigitte Bardot, which belongs to Oceanic Assistance, a company specializing in emergency situations at sea, called in at Saint Nazaire at the start of June for a classification survey. Previously owned by the Sea Shepherd Association, the trimaran will henceforth be proposing deep-sea maritime services.
MRE

New Stages for the Construction of the Offshore Wind Farm

21 June 2021
MRELogistics
Operations to unload blades and to transfer nacelles have followed one another in the Saint Nazaire dock basins in June. The logistical efforts are in full swing for the construction of the Banc de Guérande wind farm.
Progress Report on the Outer Harbour Work

Progress Report on the Outer Harbour Work

26 May 2021
Saint-NazaireHarbour Works
Since 18th May, two new pontoons have been added to the port community offer in the outer harbour in Saint Nazaire. Positioned outside the dock basins and taking the place of the old barge N° 46, these two structures each measuring around 50 metres in length are aligned on the axis of the four piles that have recently been driven into place on site
Spliethoff saint pierre et miquelon

Spliethoff: First Major Export Consignment from Montoir

26 May 2021
BreakbulkMontoir de Bretagne
In May, the M/V SINAA, operated by the Spliethoff shipping line, took on board 4 600 tonnes of freight comprising various items of civil engineering equipment and machinery to be used in a work project to extend a cruise liner quay at the Port of Saint Pierre and Miquelon.