Marine Civils – Page 34
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NewsSecond FCS 2610 strengthens busy fleet
A UK fleet operator has invested in a multi-role catamaran which will be deployed in a variety of roles in the marine civil engineering, offshore renewables and oil & gas sectors.
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NewsThe UK’s largest ever flood protection investment
Surrey County Council’s cabinet is set to agree £270 million of funding for long term flood risk management work across Surrey to protect homes and roads.
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NewsThe world’s largest installation jack-up
What is set to be the world’s largest offshore windfarm has secured the services of what is set to be the world’s largest jack-up installation vessel, despite the fact that neither of them have yet been built.
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NewsPentland Firth cable lay
A leading provider of cable installation, repair and trenching services to the offshore renewables, utilities and oil & gas markets, will be working with Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) on their Pentland Firth East power cable installation project.
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NewsLinkspans and pontoons for Suffolk windfarm project
A marine civils subcontractor on Galloper Wind Farm off the coast of Suffolk, UK is celebrating the completion of another successful project.
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NewsPromoting hybrid battery power in offshore construction
An industry body for offshore marine contractors says that battery systems will play an increasingly important role in vessels with dynamic positioning (DP) systems.
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NewsA French renewables market first
A marine construction and engineering company has signed its first offshore wind contract in France.
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NewsMain contractors named for Southsea
The main contractors have recently been named for the Southsea Coastal Scheme, which involves the renewal and improvement of that UK south coast town’s coastal defences.
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NewsGeotechnical contract explores wind potential
A marine surveying services company has been awarded a contract to carry out geotechnical investigations at potential offshore wind farm development areas.
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NewsMonster load-out commences in Belgian waters
Offshore construction activities have started on the largest offshore wind farm ever built in the Belgian North Sea.
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NewsAmsterdam HSSE seminar
Senior managers and QHSE professionals from organisations involved in the offshore marine contracting industry will be gathering in Amsterdam in November.
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NewsCopenhagen bridge project completed
Architect WilkinsonEyre has been working in collaboration with Danish real estate developer Realdania By & Byg for the construction of Lille Langebro, a new pedestrian and cycle bridge in Copenhagen’s Inner Harbour.
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NewsNorthwester 2 construction works begin
Construction works for a seventh offshore wind farm off the Belgian coast have started with offshore seabed preparation works commenced.
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NewsFree online overtopping tool
Bayonet GPE, the free online overtopping tool developed by industry experts at HR Wallingford, is now live for coastal engineers to use.
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Crane boom extension
A configurable crane boom extension that with a modular design will offer SAL Heavy Lift’s clients unrivalled lifting height and applicability.
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NewsRenewables anchor could find use in aquaculture
A consortium in Scotland is developing a new rock anchoring technology for the aquaculture industry from technology used in tidal power and floating wind.
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NewsSuction bucket trials to reduce costs
There have been a few experimental trials with suction bucket foundation systems for the offshore wind industry but now trials are scheduled to start for the first commercial version off the coast of Denmark writes Dag Pike.
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NewsTrelleborg supplies widest immersed tunnel
Trelleborg’s marine and infrastructure operation will supply its tunnel sealing solutions to China’s ShenZhong Link following the signing of a contract with the country’s CCCC Fourth Harbor Engineering Co., Ltd.
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NewsSt Pauli Elbtunnel renovation complete
The eastern tube of the century-old 426m long St Pauli Elbtunnel in Hamburg has been reopened following a 10-year renovation project.
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NewsHeavyweight cable threads through environmental demands
Creating an HDVC link between Caithness and Moray was an outsize project writes Stevie Knight.
