ShoreTension installed on board of the John Oldendorff – berth dolphins 84
For the second time this month a channel bounded vessel lost hydraulic power on the mooring system when entering the Port of Rotterdam.
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ShoreTension installed at the Beate Oldendorff – EECV
Channelbound Beate Oldendorff faced a hydraulic black-out on the mooring equipment when entering the Port of Rotterdam.
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The 9th IHMA Congress 26-30 May 2014 | Bruges – Ghent, Belgium
ShoreTension will present the latest developments and opportunities for ports which are under the influence of environmental (weather) conditions at the 9th IHMA congress.
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ShoreTension in Sines, Portugal
After a period of intensive trials PSA Sines decided to purchase 6 ShoreTension units.
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ShoreTension in the Port of Esperance, West Australia
After 51 days of sailing the ShoreTension equipment arrived in the Port of Esperance, West Australia.
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Port of Rotterdam Authoritystimulates use of ‘ShoreTension’
The Port of Rotterdam Authority is making available an amount of € 300,000 in total to stimulate terminal operators to use the ShoreTension. The ShoreTension is a system developed by the Royal Boatmen’s Association Eendracht (KRVE) to safely moor sea-going vessels in all weather conditions.
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Dutch innovation for safely mooring sea-going vessels
ECT takes a 50% stake in ShoreTension Holding B.V.
Rotterdam, 4 June 2013 – ShoreTension Holding B.V. (“ShoreTension”), a joint venture between Europe Container Terminals (“ECT”) and All-round Port Services B.V., is ready to launch its revolutionary stand-alone mooring system ShoreTension® on a global basis.
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