Marine Construction News – Page 33
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NewsBerthing options on show at Seawork
Exhibitor ICMS will show the bespoke options it can offer to ports and harbours at Seawork.
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NewsMajor project proves importance of waterways
Remediation of a former coal park by the Awirs power plant near the Autonomous Port of Liège in Belgium has been completed after three months mobilising 220,000 tonnes of soil by waterway. The Awirs site that relied on water transport to mobilise 200,000 tonnes of soil Envisan, ...
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NewsOSIL supplies buoys to Baltic project
OSIL has supplied its advanced monitoring buoys to the Baltic Pipeline Project.
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News24 million m3 dredged in Polish project
Van Oord and DEME complete massive Polish dredging project.
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NewsFloating turbine mooring completed for Spain's grid
The offshore mooring installation for the DemoSATH floating wind project has been successfully completed
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NewsConsortium plans offshore H refuelling
A study has found that with the right infrastructure, small and medium-sized vessels can be refuelled offshore with hydrogen.
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NewsHydrogen and wind concept revealed
A Memorandum of Understanding has been signed to develop hydrogen transport solutions and the first floating wind turbine to be integrated with a hydrogen production system.
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NewsHydrogen plans laid out by Rotterdam
The Port of Rotterdam and 70 organisations have claimed they can supply northwest Europe with 4.6 million tonnes of hydrogen a year by 2030.
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NewsUK port expands transport depot
A multi-million pound expansion at a major UK port has been agreed with port and inland rail terminal provider Maritime Transport Ltd.
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NewsABP announces raft of port developments
1,000 acres of land could be released for development around UK ports.
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NewsHeerema to install 64 wind monopiles
Heerema will install 64 offshore monopiles in the latest German wind farm project
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NewsJacket lifting system completes first deployment
Allseas’ Pioneering Spirit’s recent 8,100t lift is barely a third of its new system’s lifting capacity.
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NewsPort announces methanol bunkering hub plan
The Port of Gothenburg is aiming to become the primary bunkering hub for renewable methanol in Northern Europe
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NewsPlanning granted for ABP in Hull
ABP has been granted planning permission to develop 400,000m2 of industrial,manufacturing and logistics land.
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NewsFloating wind concept wins DNV approval
A concept coming out of a project to better understand the mechanics of floating wind turbines has won approval.
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NewsNew deep water terminal announced for remote islands
The remote islands of the Outer Hebrides should see major benefits from a new deep water terminal.
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NewsMassive concrete sill prepares to set sail
The vital component of a storm surge barrier for one of Belgium’s ports is about to set sail
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NewsEver Forward refloated in Chesapeake Bay
After a month stuck in the Chesapeake Bay, the sister of the vessel that clogged up the Suez Canal for six days in March 2021 has been refloated. Ever Forward Ever Forward, owned by Taiwanese shipping company Evergreen, ran aground in the bay on March 13, almost ...
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NewsHeerema develops floating engineering
A Floating to Floating system could cut the cost of wind farm installation, says marine civil engineering specialist Heerema
