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LATEST NEWS

Innergex secures $72 million loan for hydropower project in Canada
24 May, 2013 Innergex Renewable Energy Incorporated has closed a $72 million non-recourse construction and term project financing for the Northwest Stave River run-of-river hydroelectric project located in British Columbia, Canada.

LATEST FEATURES

Learning to do business in the new Europe
22 May, 2013 Faced with the ongoing eurozone crisis, crane manufacturers are quickly coming to terms with an uncertain, unpredictable, and often volatile market coupled with the specter of shrinking profit margins. Hoist looks at how manufacturers are coming to terms with doing business in the new Europe.
  • Zoomlion builds bridges
    One of the world’s largest cranes, the Zoomlion D5200 tower crane, has been used for the second time, for the construction of the Yingwuzhou River Bridge in Wuhan, China. The bridge over the river Yangtze has a total length of 7.8km.
  • Tackling wear inside cyclones
    Kingfisher Industrial of the UK has provided a long-term ceramic wear-resistant lining solution to a German oem maker of drying cyclones used by specialist producers of particleboard, OSB and MDF.
  • Bogie inspection & manipulation
    Lloyds Somers, a business specializing in the design and supply of handling and manipulation equipment to the rail industry, has developed its range of Bogie Rotators to accommodate the full fleet of bogies in use throughout the French Rail Network, writes Kizzi Nkwocha.
  • China and Indonesia: The twin dragons of the Southeast Asia crane industry
    The Asia-Pacific region has become the largest cranes, lifting and handling equipment market in the world. Hoist editor Kizzi Nkwocha takes a look at the countries in southeast Asia fuelling growth in the region and examines the rise, fall and possible rise again of the crane and handling industry in India.


LATEST PROJECTS

NOVA - Red Deer Polyethylene Expansion Plant, Alberta, Canada
24 May, 2013 The Red Deer Polyethylene Expansion Plant project involves construction of a 950 MM lbs/yr single-train linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) facility near Red Deer in Alberta, Canada.