Marine Civils – Page 19
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NewsDecommissioning project
Maritime Developments (MDL) has completed a SURF decommissioning project off the UK for Helix Robotics Solutions.
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NewsCable vessel mobilization work
A UK south coast welding and fabrication firm has put cable lay vessel mobilization at the forefront of its offshore service offering.
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NewsPlans revealed for Danish offshore energy island
The VindØ consortium which comprises two of Denmark’s largest pension funds, and Denmark’s largest utility company has revealed plans for the world’s first energy island in the North Sea.
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NewsBallast water treatment fleet deal
Heerema Marine Contractors will work with a Netherlands-based engineering company to retrofit ballast water treatment systems in its vessels.
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NewsSuccessful retrofit subsea CPS project
A project to engineer, supply and install a retrofit subsea cable protection system (CPS) for an HVDC grid connection has been successfully completed by a major consortium.
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NewsUK wind farm turbine installation begins
Turbine installation has begun at a 950MW offshore wind farm in the UK following the arrival of an installation vessel key to this phase of construction.
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NewsMarine construction: A more regenerative approach
According to Nektarios Mitsokapas, The Red Sea Project, currently under construction on the coast of Saudi Arabia, is one of the world’s most ambitious regenerative tourism projects.
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NewsDredging spoils transform into new terminal
180,000 cubic metres of dredged material are currently being reused as filling material in the construction of the Port of Gothenburg''s next major investment.
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NewsCarbon-strengthened concrete additive
A concrete additive from an Australian company that enhances compressive strength and other key characteristics is finding many uses in and around the Port of Savannah, Georgia, USA.
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NewsBeyond dredging: new ways with curtains
Silt curtains – turbidity barriers – ''are typically used to contain silt spread around dredging and land reclamation sites'', said Chris Reeder of Ecocoast.
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NewsSimple spud leg system is cheap solution to tricky access issue
Accessing the underside of a rail bridge over fast flowing water for a recent rail upgrade required some out of the box thinking.
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NewsWavewalker jack-up on site at Dawlish
Network Rail has started work on the second section of the new, bigger sea wall at Dawlish, Devon, UK.
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NewsGiant canal upgrade enters new phase
A €500 million widening project just inaugurated on Germany’s Kiel Canal is but one part of an extensive €2.6 billion upgrade of the world’s busiest man-made waterway, writes Tom Todd.
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Major developments at Ravenna
A programme of major developments at the Italian Adriatic port of Ravenna has been announced that will include dredging and quay development.
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NewsUnderwater concreting masterclass
A recent emergency bridge scour repair has shown the range of concreting competencies at the disposal of Welsh marine civil engineers and M&CCE exhibitors Kaymac.
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NewsAberdeen Harbour expansion continues
M&CCE exhibitor Arch Henderson has filled us in on its key parts in the long-running £350 million Aberdeen Harbour expansion project.
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NewsWind farm base for Fécamp
The harbour of Fécamp on the French north coast has been selected as the base for use during the construction and operational phase for the Fécamp offshore wind farm.
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NewsSouthampton’s fifth cruise terminal nears delivery
Associated British Ports is to open a new next-generation-ready and open access cruise terminal for the 2021 cruise season in Southampton.
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NewsDragon Energy Island for Swansea Bay
An international consortium, brought together by welsh innovation group DST, is planning to place Wales at the forefront of technical innovation and green energy.
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NewsABP invests in new lock gates in Ipswich
Associated British Ports (ABP) has completed the installation of new lock gates at the Wet Dock entrance at the Port of Ipswich.
