Marine Construction News – Page 34
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NewsRestoration to begin on historic docks
Work is due to begin on restoring the Govan Graving Docks on the River Clyde in Scotland after being closed for more than 34 years.
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NewsDOF Subsea recycles 99% of decommissioned oil rig
DOF Subsea claims nearly all of the materials making up the Buchan and Hannay oil field projects were recycled or repurposed.
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NewsPrysmian Group confirms €1 billion portfolio
Prysmian has confirmed plans to spend €1 billion on cable-laying projects by 2024.
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NewsBolina booms supplied to Cahora Bassa Dam
UK boom technology firm Bolina has completed a project on southern Africa’s largest hydroelectric dam.
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News2nd phase of water works starts at Churchill’s birthplace
Land & Water is due to begin the second phase of a major lake restoration project on the Blenhein Estate.
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NewsWork begins on France’s first offshore wind farm
France kicks off its first offshore wind farm with the installation of its first turbine.
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NewsTyra II nears completion after 10 years
A project to reconstruct Denmark’s largest offshore gas and oil operation is reaching its final stages after almost 10 years’ intense engineering work.
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NewsPartnership fosters LNG ambitions
A Belgian port has ambitions to become an international green hub
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NewsUK missing out on ‘massive opportunity’
By ignoring the potential of tidal energy, the UK is missing an open goal, say stakeholders in the sector.
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NewsRock arrives from Norway for Southsea flood defence
Super dense rock from Norway is being shipped to Southsea for major flood defence work.
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NewsDanish port selects cold ironing system
Shore-Link will provide a mobile port power solution for cruise ships at berth at the Danish port of Aarhus
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NewsABP releases land at Southampton
The UK is developing more logistics space to support a boom in online retail
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NewsSelf-propelled dredgers concept revealed
A new series of dredgers has self-propulsion as part of the new design.
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NewsForth Green Freeport wins backing
Politicians are stepping up back a compelling proposal for a Firth of Forth Green Freeport
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NewsResearchers model crash barrier concepts
Researchers have modelled three concepts which they say could avoid ships crashing into wind turbines.
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NewsPartners agree 8 billion m3 gas capacity at port
A new terminal at a German port will hold 8 billion m3 of LNG in a bid to stabilise energy security.
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NewsVittoria to build patrol boats for Croatia
Italian shipyard to build new patrol boats to help protect Croatia’s coastline
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NewsSuez-stranded sister ship runs aground
Seabed around Evergreen’s Ever Forward is being dredged in an attempt to refloat the cargo ship in the US Bay of Chesapeake.
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NewsNew marine terminal receives first delivery
Zeebrugge receives its first delivery since expansion plans at the port were fast-tracked.
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NewsTES fast tracks hydrogen plans for German port
The Ukraine crisis is spurring Europe on to move away from crude and embrace renewable fuels faster
