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Home›Business & Finance›Moray Council’s New Dredger Begins Sea Trials
Business & Finance

April 6, 2016 · about 10 years ago

Moray Council’s New Dredger Begins Sea Trials

A new Moray Council’s dredging vessel, called Selkie, is expected to begin sea trials later this week. The £2.4 million vessel, built by Macduff Shipyard Ltd, will be the only dredger in Scotland operated by a local council. It will service the council-owned harbors at Buckie, Burghead, Hopeman, Fin

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A new Moray Council’s dredging vessel, called Selkie, is expected to begin sea trials later this week.

The £2.4 million vessel, built by Macduff Shipyard Ltd, will be the only dredger in Scotland operated by a local council.

It will service the council-owned harbors at Buckie, Burghead, Hopeman, Findochty, Portknockie and Cullen as well as being available for hire to coastal councils across Scotland.

A key feature of the new dredger is that it can access and clean out smaller harbors that have silted up.

Selkie was built as a replacement for the Shearwater, which the council scrapped and sold two years ago after many years of service.

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