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MoorMaster™ MM600 units in use at the Port of Salalah in Oman

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Cavotec secures milestone order for 24 MoorMaster™ automated mooring systems

Cavotec reports news of one of its largest automated mooring projects: 24 MoorMaster™ MM200C units for a container application in the Mediterranean.

14 August 2012 08:33

Cavotec awarded substantial order for MoorMaster™ automated mooring systems

Cavotec's uniquely innovative technology for mooring for ships, MoorMaster™, is becoming increasingly widely adopted. This press release provides details of the most recent application for the technology: a container handling application on the Mediterranean Sea; the second of its kind there. MoorMaster™ now serves ferry, bulk handling, Ro-Ro, container and lock applications worldwide.

18 May 2010 09:00

Cavotec secures automated mooring project with Rio Tinto subsiduary

In further success for Cavotec MSL’s automated mooring system, MoorMaster™, the global engineering group is to install eight vacuum-mooring units for Hammersley Iron Pty Ltd, a subsidiary of Anglo-Australian mining group Rio Tinto, at the Dampier Fuel Wharf, located on the eastern end of the Parker Point ore wharf, in the Port of Dampier, Western Australia.

21 February 2011 07:00

Cavotec MoorMaster™ Selected by Karara Mining for Bulk Handling Application in Australia

Cavotec’s automated mooring technology, MoorMaster™, has been selected by Australian mining company, Karara Mining Ltd., for use at their dedicated iron ore handling facility at the Port of Geraldton in Western Australia.

21 November 2011 11:25

News of our project to electrify RTG cranes at Jebel Ali port in Dubai

Cavotec has won a contract to electrify eight rubber tyred gantry (RTG) cranes at DP World's Jebel Ali port in Dubai; a move that will realise significant reductions in energy costs and emissions.

21 December 2012 10:59

Cavotec awarded first MoorMaster™ automated mooring project in the Netherlands

Following today's news of two automated mooring projects in North America, we can also report on a breakthrough order for Cavotec MoorMaster™ in the Netherlands: the first automated mooring project in the country.

27 January 2012 09:00

Cavotec automated mooring wins bulk handling safety award

Cavotec's automated mooring system, MoorMaster, recently won the International Bulk Journal's award for safety in bulk handling, the latest in a series of awards for the innovative technology.

21 February 2011 09:00

MoorMaster™ Secures New Bulk Handling Application

Cavotec’s automated mooring technology, MoorMaster™, has achieved further success with news that Australian mining company, Karara Mining, has ordered 12 MoorMaster™ units for installation at the iron ore handling facility at the Port of Geraldton in Western Australia.

12 October 2010 08:00

Port Hedland MoorMaster™ Update

Commissioning of the 14 MoorMaster™ MM200B (bulk) units at Port Hedland in Western Australia is proceeding smoothly, with full hand-over expected in the coming weeks. On September 29, the 225m iron carrier Huang Shan Hai was successfully moored and held without ropes.

15 August 2012 12:00

Interislander marks 50 years of linking New Zealand's North and South Islands

Interislander, operator of one of the world's most beautiful ferry routes - between North and South Island in New Zealand - is currently celebrating its 50th year of operation. The service was also the very first in the world to introduce Cavotec's automated mooring system MoorMaster™.

22 March 2013 09:00

Salalah port sows seeds of a greener future

To mark the recent Oman Environment Day, our friends at the Port of Salalah transformed fifty oil drums into pots for native trees, a project that shows how ports can do their bit to support sustainability and biodiversity.