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Ship carrying giant container cranes docks in Oakland CNET 1/6/2021 Kent German © Provided by CNET The Zhen Hua 35 passes by Oakland's Middle Harbor Shoreline Park. Kent German/CNET An unusual ship carrying an unusual cargo docked at the Port of Oakland on Tuesday. Secured to the deck of the Zhen Hua 35 heavy load carrier were three giant container cranes bound for the Port's International Container Terminal. Purchased from Shanghai-based ZPM for $30 million by the Stevedoring Services of America, which manages the offloading and loading of ships at the port, the cran...
Ship carrying giant container cranes docks in Oakland CNET 1/6/2021 Kent German © Provided by CNET The Zhen Hua 35 passes by Oakland's Middle Harbor Shoreline Park. Kent German/CNET An unusual ship carrying an unusual cargo docked at the Port of Oakland on Tuesday. Secured to the deck of the Zhen Hua 35 heavy load carrier were three giant container cranes bound for the Port's International Container Terminal. Purchased from Shanghai-based ZPM for $30 million by the Stevedoring Services of America, which manages the offloading and loading of ships at the port, the cran...
Port of Oakland. Port of Oakland photo The City of Oakland will get a huge boost to its standing as the Port of Oakland welcomes three large cranes to unload cargo from huge ships that will arrive from China this week. “These cranes will keep the Port of Oakland competitive so that we can continue to attract the largest vessels calling North America,” said Port of Oakland Executive Director Danny Wan in a statement. “Ultimately, bigger cranes at our waterfront translate into maritime and related jobs for the region.” Manufactured in China, the cranes are mammoth...
Port Has a Busy Christmas with New Cranes and an Updated Labour Agreement Giant Units Imported to Enable Handling of Biggest Container Carriers US – It seems Christmas was a busy time for some, certainly at the Port of Oakland which has been buzzing as the vessel carrying three eagerly awaited new Chinese built cranes from ZPMC manoeuvred in from Drakes Bay off the coast of Northern California into the waters off the port, booms lowered to enable passage under the Golden Gate Bridge. The cranes will remain offshore until the port is ready to receive them in a few days. These will be the ta...