E-crane International USA announces agreement with Interstate Equipment Corporation. E-crane International USA was founded in 1999 as the American support center for the revolutionary E-crane and is headquartered in Bucyrus, Ohio. Most of the E-crane™ installations have been on the waterways to offload coal from barges for utility companies, cement for LaFarge and bauxite for the Aluminum processing Industry, to name a few. Interstate Equipment Corporation ...

In the case of Progress Energy Carolinas (PEC), its LV Sutton Plant near Wilmington, North Carolina, is located on the Cape Fear River. The facility is accessible only by barges. PEC wishes to diversity its coal sources to include Venezuela, and it already had a barge pier at its plant. However, the depth of water alongside is only 16 feet. Furthermore, sufficiently deep water for ocean ...

On friday the 19th of december there was a surprise party for Luc Keysabyl (senior E-Crane engineer) for his 40th birthday... Congratulations on behalf of the whole E-Crane team. (Picture 3:) From left to right... Hendrik, Jean-Marie, Michael, Paul, Luc and Bart. Colleagues are trying to convince Luk that life realy starts after 40...

In an effort to expand the efficiency and versatility of its floating dock barge systems, Interstate Equipment Corporation has announced an agreement to represent E-Crane International USA, one of the world's most widely recognized producers of hopper barge unloading cranes. This new agreement gives Interstate the opportunity to combine its dependable line of Port and River Barge and Material Handling systems with the most efficient barge ...

As of yesterday trucks loaded with the new 2000 Series E-Crane™ are leaving the Indusign workshops in Adegem, Belgium heading for the Port of Rotterdam where the large parts of this E-Crane will be loaded onto vessel. E-Crane International USA flew one of its Service Engineers (Jeremy Johnson) over to Europe to assist the transportation of the crane and to make preparations for the erection in ...

World Coal * January 2004(Read Full article here, Acrobat Reader required) Bas Tolhuizen,E-Crane International, The Netherlands,examines the success of modern crane systems. Swedish port company Mälarhamnar AB, with two locations approximately 100 km west of Stockholm (Västerås and Köping), has recently taken delivery of an E-Crane™ model 11264. This crane, mounted on an existing rail portal, will be primarily used for unloading coal from coasters (5000 DWT) for ...