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    Marina lock gates improved after hurricane

    2019-04-26T12:29:00

    The Port of Milford Haven has completed a series of improvements to its lock gates at the entrance to Milford Marina, enabling a more flexible and faster access arrangement for its marina and dock customers.

  • The scheme will widen the beach along this stretch of coast in order to reduce the impact of waves on the coastal defences

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    Norfolk coast sandscaping

    2019-01-08T10:42:00

    A scheme in the UK to build a ‘sand engine’ to protect the Bacton Gas Terminal and two Norfolk villages from coastal flooding has started writes Dag Pike.

  • The proposed test site is around 2.5km south of the well known St Catherine's Point lighthouse (Photo: Derek Harper)

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    Perpetuus plans

    2015-01-27T10:37:00

    The UK’s Perpetuus Tidal Energy Centre (PTEC) has applied to the Marine Management Organisation (MMO) and Isle of Wight Council (as Local Planning Authority) for permission to construct and operate a tidal energy demonstration site off St Catherine’s Point to the south of the Isle of Wight. If consent is ...

  • A key element of the ‘Ike Dike’ concept is a movable storm surge barrier that can seal off the bay near Galveston and Houston during a hurricane

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    Dutch expertise pursues ‘Ike Dike’ concept

    2013-11-14T07:30:00

    The Dutch Delft University of Technology, Royal HaskoningDHV, and Iv Infra are exploring possible designs for a storm surge barrier off the coast of Houston USA.

  • A floating island is planned for Rotterdam’s historic Rijnhaven. Photo: Peter Barker

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    Floating island for Rotterdam’s Rijnhaven

    2013-08-13T07:30:00

    KCAP Architects&Planners, Royal HaskoningDHV and project initiator Emergo have presented plans for a floating park in Rotterdam’s Rijnhaven.

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    Royal HaskoningDHV in Brazilian tunnel project

    2013-05-23T07:30:00

    Royal HaskoningDHV has played an important role in plans to build a 500m tunnel for Brazil’s largest seaport, Santos.

  • Six of the 54 turbine foundations at Belgium's Thornton Bank windfarm are concrete gravity based (C-Power NV, Tom D'Haenens)

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    Concrete gravity foundations, the future for windfarms?

    2013-01-08T10:47:00

    A recent conference has looked at concrete gravity based foundations (CGBF) for the UK offshore wind programme as the industry prepares for the challenges of projects in deeper, more hostile waters further offshore.

  • Royal HaskoningDHV is helping the Colombian government decide on a plan to action for the Agua Blanca dike

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    Dutch study water safety in Colombia

    2012-10-04T07:30:00

    Project management, consultancy and engineering service provider Royal HaskoningDHV has been commissioned by NL Agency to study the design of the 18km long Agua Blanca dike near Cali in Colombia.

  • The Nicaraguan government is studying a plan to build a ‘second Panama Canal’

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    Study of Nicaragua’s ‘second Panama Canal’

    2012-09-06T07:30:00

    A consortium consisting of Royal HaskoningDHV and Ecorys has won a contract to conduct a pre-feasibility study into the construction of a canal through Nicaragua, all the way from the Gulf of Mexico to the Pacific Ocean.

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