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Malcolm Ramsay

United Kingdom
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Malcolm Ramsay is a London-based writer and analyst, with a background in trend analysis, logistics and energy. He specialises in topics that centre on societal change and the role of technology in building next generation infrastructure.

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Europe tech firms tackle logistics challenges

Europe tech firms tackle logistics challenges

With an ever-increasing number of firms competing in the global logistics supply chain, investment in new con…

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Interview: Özkan Poyraz, Turkish Ministry of Transport, Maritime Affairs and Communications

Interview: Özkan Poyraz, Turkish Ministry of Transport, Maritime Affairs and Communications

Özkan Poyraz, Deputy Undersecretary, Republic of Turkey Ministry of Transport, Maritime Affairs and Communica…

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Place Your Bets: Zeaborn Wagers On Breakbulk Revival - Breakbulk Events & Media

Place Your Bets: Zeaborn Wagers On Breakbulk Revival - Breakbulk Events & Media

With the breakbulk sector facing some of the most difficult operating conditions in recent years, the outlook…

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Mega-ships spur growth in Europe's intermodal rail

Mega-ships spur growth in Europe's intermodal rail

With the largest mega-ships now carrying up to 19,000 twenty-foot-equivalent units, modern ports need the cap…

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The role of port communities - Interview Richard Morton, Secretary General, IPCSA

The role of port communities - Interview Richard Morton, Secretary General, IPCSA

Greater levels of automation and the desire for tighter integration between the various organisations operati…

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Moving on to terra firma - Automotive Logistics

Moving on to terra firma - Automotive Logistics

Shipping developments Following sustained pressure on margins in recent years, the global shipping industry h…

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Facing Down Medusa in Greece

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By Malcolm Ramsay
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By Malcolm Ramsay Cosmatos, Mammoet and EKME share insight into a Herculean project worthy of Greek myth: moving a towering 210-tonne refinery unit to Aspropyrgos. From Issue 2, 2026 of Breakbulk Magazine. (5-minute read) In Greek mythology, the Medusa was a monster so formidable that defeating her required intelligence and precision rather than brute force.
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Mammoet Deploys Lifting System at Hinkley Point C NPP

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By Malcolm Ramsay
| Breakbulk Verified
By Malcolm Ramsay From Issue 1, 2025 of Breakbulk Magazine. In December 2024, the Hinkley project reached a new milestone when the reactor unit was finally installed, marking the first nuclear reactor to be installed in the UK for more than 30 years. The 13-meter-long reactor pressure vessel (RPV) was housed in a 500-tonne steel container and had been transported to the site from France, where it was fabricated by Nuclear Steam Supply Systems (NSSS) designer and manufacturer, Framatome.
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Mammoet Deploys Lifting System at Hinkley Point C NPP

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By Malcolm Ramsay
| Breakbulk Verified
By Malcolm Ramsay From Issue 1, 2025 of Breakbulk Magazine. In December 2024, the Hinkley project reached a new milestone when the reactor unit was finally installed, marking the first nuclear reactor to be installed in the UK for more than 30 years. The 13-meter-long reactor pressure vessel (RPV) was housed in a 500-tonne steel container and had been transported to the site from France, where it was fabricated by Nuclear Steam Supply Systems (NSSS) designer and manufacturer, Framatome.
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