Strategic Partnership with CWA Broadens Dry Bulk Capabilities
To broaden the range of services we offer our clients, Moffatt & Nichol has established a formal partnership with CWA Engineers Inc., a multidisciplinary consulting engineering company specializing in bulk materials handling systems for industrial facilities, including ship and train loading and unloading terminals.
With headquarters in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, CWA has 40 professional engineers and designers and is contributing to projects throughout North America. CWA provides technical expertise, project management, procurement and construction management services for the design, construction and operation of dry bulk materials facilities that handle coal, aggregate, alumina, phosphate, sulphur, potash, wood products, zinc, lead and copper concentrates.
CWA’s capabilities, coupled with Moffatt & Nichol’s full suite of port-related expertise, will enable us to offer to clients the complete set of services needed by the dry bulk market. CWA and Moffatt & Nichol have a good history of working together prior to this partnership – this close working relationship will ensure a seamless experience for clients.
Tackling Shipping Emissions
Tackling Shipping Emissions: Steering a Cleaner Course
Moffatt & Nichol’s Larry Nye delivers keynote address
Larry Nye, Moffatt & Nichol’s director of Port Planning and Analysis Services, is scheduled to give a keynote address at Tackling Shipping Emissions: Steering a Cleaner Course – a one-day conference scheduled for 4 October 2007 in London.
Mr. Nye’s topic, “Reducing emissions at ports through the use of cold-ironing,” will include information on the process of cold ironing, Moffatt & Nichol’s own system for measuring emissions for port estates, and current applications of this technology.
The event, which is organized by the Waterfront Conference Company, is being held at the offices of Stephenson Harwood, One St Paul’s Churchyard. The conference is expected to bring together scientists, U.K. and European government officials and the industry’s key players to discuss maritime emissions and plan for the future.
