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Nigel Kent OPINION

Decommissioning: Bottleneck or opportunity?

10th July 2026
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Greening the grey: port infrastructure as living seawalls

Damen сircular dismantling VESSELS

Circular shipbreaking launched by Damen

Port of Ardersier weighbridge project MARINE CONSTRUCTION

Port construction using recycled concrete

CessCon Decom, has teamed up with researchers at Abertay University to explore how marine growth can be recycled and reused INDUSTRY NEWS

Recycling marine growth from decommissioning

The Ketch and Schooner platforms are located in the Southern North Sea in the UK sector and were installed by Heerema in the 1990s MARINE CIVILS

Platform decommissioning