Marine Civils – Page 27
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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.
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NewsSeawall repair for winter storms that won’t wait
The Southsea Coastal Scheme on the UK’s south coast is a large £100M sea defence project to protect 4.5km of coastline, but ongoing repairs to existing defences could not wait.
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Automated warehouse
Work has begun on a 482,000 sq ft warehouse for the world’s leading contract logistics provider, DHL Supply Chain, at DP World London Gateway.
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NewsCowes regeneration plans
Cowes Harbour Commission (Isle of Wight, UK) is looking at redeveloping its Kingston Wharf in East Cowes as a marine focused industrial estate.
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NewsTeeside South Bank Quay development
Plans to make the South Quay site at Teesside the UK’s premier offshore wind assembly location have been unveiled, writes Dag Pike.
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NewsPlough position monitoring for shallow water
On behalf of its client Boskalis, subsea technology company Seatools has completed the development, manufacturing and testing of a plough position monitoring buoy.
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NewsGdynia outer port construction tender
The Port of Gdynia Authority in Poland has formally launched a tender to select a private partner for the construction of the outer port.
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NewsRotterdam trials water injection dredging
The Port of Rotterdam Authority has been carrying out trials with water injection dredging at a site in the extensive port with a view to reducing both costs and environmental impacts.
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Pile driving technology to reduce underwater noise
IQIP and Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) have started their joint work on the monopile drivability investigation of the BLUE Piling Technology.
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NewsPartnership champions concrete floaters
A floating wind specialist and a slipforming technology firm have partnered to optimise serial production of concrete floaters.
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NewsWhen you need to clean a bridge…
Red7Marine, has recently completed a cleaning contract on the A14 at Orwell Bridge, Suffolk, on behalf of Highways England and Ringway.
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NewsBiodegradeable hydraulic oil for lift barges
Belgian heavy lift major Sarens is in the process of switching to biodegradable oil for all its ballasting systems on its barges.
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NewsDredging Averijhaven for offshore wind developments
Rijkswaterstaat has awarded Van Oord the contract to design and carry out the removal of silt from the Averijhaven depot in IJmuiden.
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NewsCoastal scheme unearths original promenade
On the UK south coast, sections of Southsea''s original promenade dating back to Edwardian times have been found during ground investigation works undertaken as part of the Southsea Coastal Scheme.
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NewsBeach landing tests capable heavy lift barge
Staffordshire, UK-based specialist shipping company Robert Wynn and Sons Ltd. have successfully beached their unique heavy lift ro/ro barge Terra Marique on Traeth y Graig Ddu (Black Rock Sands) in North West Wales.
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News‘Wave killer’ is new way to protect shorelines
Atlantean Systems is a US company that has developed the Wave Killer, a system of tubes embedded into the seabed that when activated can create a bubble barrier that is claimed to reduce the impact of waves breaking on the shore, writes Dag Pike.
