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The latest transport engineering and logistics news and features. Here you can find the latest technology, business news, case studies and opinions about transport engineering, including railway and marine, as well as logistics, supply chains and warehousing.
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FuelTech upgrades LNG engine gas valve train
FuelTech has developed new gas controls for marine LNG engines. The Mk V valve train addresses the 380-bar ME-GI 10.7 platform with revised internal flow passages and improved servicing access, while initial commercial deliveries are expected from the third quarter of 2027.
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UK backs new Clyde shipbuilding programme
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UK modelling exposes hidden supply chain vulnerabilities
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Managing Tachograph Records for Builders Running Ten Vans Across the Midlands
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Alstom secures launch order for Traxx Shunter
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Plymouth unlocks £84m marine autonomy package
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DHL expands global battery logistics network
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European rail suppliers face €97bn market-access gap
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Colas Rail embeds carbon cleaning across tamper fleet
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XCMG targets long-haul freight with electric Hanjing
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Europe faces fourth-quarter jet fuel supply deficit
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Encirc proposes £98m automated Elton warehouse
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Rubix index rises as manufacturers absorb supply shocks
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Cold Chain Technologies supports medicine deliveries to Venezuela
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Terram® strengthens UK sales with key account hires
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Hydrogen truck alliance moves towards deployment
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BPW redesigns trailer wheel-end for lower weight
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DP World expands German chemicals logistics hub
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Siemens builds first Polish rail service centre
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