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EUR 10 million for Klaipeda dredging
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EUR 10 million for Klaipeda dredging

In order to increase the capacity of Klaipėda Seaport, the Lithuanian Ministry of Transport and Communications will allocate an additional EUR 10 million for dredging on the Port’s external and internal navigation channels. Once the project is implemented, the depth of the external channel of Klaipė

about 4 years ago
Busy quarter with increase in revenue for Boskalis
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Busy quarter with increase in revenue for Boskalis

Boskalis has closed a busy third quarter. In line with expectations, quarterly revenue was higher than the quarterly average for the first half year, said the company. In the past quarter, projects continue to be affected to a greater or lesser extent by the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic. “I

about 4 years ago
Saving Mersea Island harbour from erosion
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Saving Mersea Island harbour from erosion

Work to protect Mersea Harbour from erosion is officially underway. The Harbour is protected by islands that have been washing away for many years due to the rise in sea levels and storm wave action, increasingly so in recent years. The project will see 98,000m3 of dredged sand and gravel from Harwi

about 4 years ago
DEME’s TSHD Meuse River arrives in Portugal
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DEME’s TSHD Meuse River arrives in Portugal

DEME Group’s dredging crews are back in Portugal. The trailing suction hopper (TSHD) Meuse River has arrived in Leixões, near Porto, DEME said in their latest project update. The dredger just started the first dredging phase of the port extension project which is being executed with their partners T

about 4 years ago
Land & Water switches to using 100% HVO fuel
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Land & Water switches to using 100% HVO fuel

Wet civil engineering firm Land & Water has switched to using 100% HVO fuel in all of its projects as part of its commitment towards reducing its carbon footprint. The UK SME is also aiming to become Carbon Net Zero by 2030. “This forward-thinking and innovative change has been driven by a recent in

about 4 years ago
The Middle East’s largest dredger joins Suez Canal expansion work
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The Middle East’s largest dredger joins Suez Canal expansion work

The cutter suction dredger (CSD) Hussein Tantawy – the newest and largest dredger of the Suez Canal Authority (SCA) – has joined the project to expand and deepen the southern area of the Suez Canal. Both the Hussein Tantawy, and the earlier delivered CSD Mohab Mameesh, are 29,190kW heavy-duty rock c

about 4 years ago
Council unveils Central Rhyl flood defence plans
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Council unveils Central Rhyl flood defence plans

Denbighshire County Council has announced the latest plans for the defences at Central Rhyl, between Splash Point and Drift Park. The proposed scheme aims to improve coastal flood defences to protect almost 600 homes and businesses and protect the tourist economy from flooding events and coastal ero

about 4 years ago
Dredging projects begin across Mid and East Antrim
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Dredging projects begin across Mid and East Antrim

Two harbours and two marinas in the Mid and East Antrim Council area will be dredged in the following days. Under the cleanup plan, Charles Brand and Foyle & Marine Dredging will remove around 30,000m3 – enough to fill 12 Olympic swimming pools – of silt, sand and sediment over a number of months at

about 4 years ago
Van Oord’s TSHD Lelystad in Sepetiba Bay, Brazil
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Van Oord’s TSHD Lelystad in Sepetiba Bay, Brazil

Van Oord’s trailing suction hopper dredger (TSHD) Lelystad feels right at home in Central and South America. For years the vessel has been criss-crossing this part of the world to work on port and waterway development and maintenance projects. In September, Lelystad was deployed on a maintenance pro

about 4 years ago
Low-carbon techniques on River of Life II project
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Low-carbon techniques on River of Life II project

Land & Water has completed works on the River of Life II scheme – on behalf of Earth Trust. The largest wetland habitat creation project of its kind on the River Thames and River Thame, River of Life II is a partnership project between Earth Trust, Church Farm Partnership and The Hurst Water Meadow

about 4 years ago
Over £20M for Montgomery and Llangollen Canals
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Over £20M for Montgomery and Llangollen Canals

The Montgomery Canal and Llangollen Canal have secured over £20 million in funding from the Government’s UK Levelling Up Fund. The funding, which will restore a stretch of the Montgomery Canal in Wales, and deliver visitor improvements along the Llangollen Canal, which is part of the UNESCO World He

about 4 years ago
IADC dredging seminar taking place in Delft
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IADC dredging seminar taking place in Delft

International Association of Dredging Companies (IADC) announced today the date of their five-day Dredging Seminar which will take place from 8 – 12 November 2021 at the IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, The Netherlands. According to IADC, to optimise the chances of the successful completion

about 4 years ago
Building ecosystems as part of the climate crisis solution
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Building ecosystems as part of the climate crisis solution

The fact that the world is in a climate crisis is unquestionable and the offshore energy industry is working at full pace for a more sustainable environment. We are regularly introduced to many solutions and innovations which fail to take nature into account. That is not the case with DEME’s latest

about 4 years ago
Dinish Wharf project progresses nicely
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Dinish Wharf project progresses nicely

Sorensen Civil Engineering continues to make great progress on the refurbishment of Dinish Wharf in Castletownbere, Ireland. The project scope includes extension of the quay wall, construction of breakwater cells, dredging of the navigation channel and berth pocket along with all associated ancillar

about 4 years ago
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