Showcasing sustainable alternative dredging technologies

The pair will host an exclusive event on 30 October 2024 at Harwich Haven Authority featuring demonstrations of the innovative Tiamat, RheoTune, and Silas2D technologies.

“Tiamat represents a significant advancement in sustainable dredging. By dredging with nature, we’re not only protecting marine environments but also improving operational efficiency,” said Jake Storey, executive director of Haven Dredging.

”These innovations will play a key role in shaping the future of our industry and we’re eager to inspire the next generation.”

Live demonstrations

Attendees will witness live demonstrations of Haven Dredging’s Tiamat, a hydrodynamic dredging machine that naturally redistributes sediment using tidal movements.

Stema Systems will demonstrate RheoTune and Silas2D, which provide real-time data on fluid mud density and characteristics, optimising dredging operations and minimising environmental impact.

“These technologies allow for more precise site management, increasing both productivity and sustainability. This event is a must-attend for maritime professionals looking to stay ahead of the curve in alternative dredging practices,” said Leon Hendriksen, sales and business development manager at Stema Systems.

The event will offer a rare opportunity for maritime professionals to engage with the future of sustainable dredging. The event also seeks to foster collaboration and knowledge sharing among port authorities and maritime professionals, with a special invitation extended to Young CEDA members.

For further information about the event please contact Stema Systems at sales@stema-systems-nl