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Dawn at Port Hedland, Western Australia. #Cavotecfilm

Our film crew approach Utah Point iron ore berth at Port Hedland, Western Australia, prior to filming MoorMaster™ automated mooring units, May 23, 2011.

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Cavotec starts shooting new company film

We currently have a small, dedicated film crew making a lightening tour of Europe, Australia and the US to shoot material for our new company film. The stars of this film are our ground support equipment at airports and our automated mooring and shore power systems at ports. Keep track of our progress as we Cavotec our way around the world in 11 and a half days.

24 May 2011 17:02

GSE in Frankfurt on Thursday, MoorMaster™ in Australia on Sunday: here's the latest from the #Cavotecfilm crew

Ground support equipment servicing aircraft at Frankfurt Airport on Thursday, automated mooring units securing iron ore carriers in Western Australia on Sunday - here's the latest on the Cavotec film crew's round the world film shoot.

31 May 2011 23:07

Shore power in LA and San Francisco: all the latest from our globetrotting film crew. #Cavotecfilm

All the latest on our globetrotting film crew - Michael, Mårten and Oskar - as they shoot shore power systems at the Port of Oakland and AMP Mobile units at the Port of Los Angeles.

13 June 2011 19:56

The final blog post from our globetrotting film crew as they wrap up shooting for the Cavotec film

The last of four blog posts from our film crew as they criss-cross Europe, Australia and the US shooting material for the new Cavotec corporate film.

4 November 2011 14:16

Shipping emissions to be included in UK carbon budgets?

The Committee on Climate Change (CCC) published a review this week recommending that the UK’s share of international shipping emissions should be included in climate targets and carbon budgets.

Dawn at Port Hedland, Western Australia. #Cavotecfilm

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