News - ShoreTension

ShoreTension New Zealand

21 augustus 202213 oktober 2022

ShoreTension is proud to announce that Napier Port has introduced ShoreTension Dynamic Mooring System for the safe mooring of vessels … Read more

ShoreTension Le Havre

27 juli 202213 oktober 2022

After the introduction of ShoreTension in Le Havre – France in 2021, ShoreTension delivered a 2nd set of Dynamic Mooring … Read more

In memoriam Jasper Hooykaas

28 mei 202229 mei 2022

In memoriam Jasper Hooykaas Met groot verdriet, ongeloof en verslagenheid hebben wij kennisgenomen van het veel te vroege overlijden van … Read more

ShoreTension in Mexico

25 april 202212 oktober 2022

ShoreTension has proudly deployed 4 Dynamic Mooring Systems at a container terminal in Veracruz. Strong northerly winds in combination with … Read more

ShoreTension in South Africa

5 februari 202213 oktober 2022

Port of Cape Town – South Africa, known for its unpredictable and harsh environmental conditions in terms of swell and … Read more

ShoreTension Mauritania

12 december 202112 oktober 2022

ShoreTension has recently introduced 4 Dynamic Mooring Systems in the Port of Nouakchott, Mauritania. The swell entering the open Port … Read more

ShoreTension in UAE

6 oktober 202112 oktober 2022

ShoreTension has installed 6 Dynamic Mooring Systems on an oil jetty in the UAE. With a ShoreTension arrangement of 4 … Read more

ShoreTension in French Port – Le Havre

6 oktober 202111 oktober 2021

ShoreTension proudly announces that HAROPA Port is offering ShoreTension for optimum vessel mooring services.

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ShoreTension successful in reducing downtime in Puerto Ventanas, Chile

26 januari 202126 januari 2021

Jorge Oyarce, general manager of Puerto Ventanas, stated that “the meteorological conditions have generated a significant impact due to the swells that affect our port, its characteristic of an open port exposes us more rigorously to these conditions.” As he explained, “during 2018 the port was closed for 112 days due to storm surge and 93 days in 2019, while in 2020 there were 118 days of closed port”.

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