Ports & Harbours – Page 36
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NewsDP World London Gateway Port is open for business
Britain’s new DP World London Gateway Port welcomed its first scheduled container ship, the MOL Caledon from South Africa, on 7 November.
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NewsLiverpool2 study completed
UK based BMT Group have completed a series of studies to identify and assess the various impacts of larger vessels that will be using the new Seaforth Liverpool2 container terminal.
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Balfour Beatty wins Blackpool sea defence contract
A £73m contract for two sea defence projects at Blackpool has been awarded to Balfour Beatty.
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NewsFlood averted, move to level two
If you are a budding or even a serving dike inspector you may be hoping Santa brings you one of Deltares ‘serious gaming’ Levee Patroller training aids for Christmas, its developer recently winning a gaming award.
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NewsThe Netherlands and Flanders join forces to reduce flood risk
Completion of a large scale project to protect the residents of an area straddling both the Netherlands and Flanders has been marked with the signing of a new Declaration of Intent for further work in the area.
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NewsWater benefits as paper sinks road transport
It seems it’s not the physical burden so much as the administrative one that has pushed heavy lift and project cargo off European trucks and onto the waterways.
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NewsDutch expertise pursues ‘Ike Dike’ concept
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.
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NewsDutch consortium to build Caribbean terminal
Netherlands based APM Terminals has signed contracts with the Van Oord-BAM consortium for the construction of the new Moin Container Terminal, known locally as ‘Terminal de Contenedores de Moín’ (TCM), now in development on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica.
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Ports of Jersey berth project completed
UK based marina consultancy, Marina Projects Ltd has completed the refurbishment of the Fishermen’s Berths’ project on St Helier, Jersey, within both programme and budget constraints.
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News€100m marine energy boost for Cherbourg
Ports of Normandy Authority (PNA) is forging ahead with the extension of the Quai des Flamands in Cherbourg.
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NewsGood progress on new RNLI station works
UK workboat operator Jenkins Marine has been helping Bam Nuttall construct a new lifeboat station at Porthdinllaen for the RNLI.
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NewsFinland LNG terminal one step closer
Finnish gas supply company Gasum Oy’s proposal for an LNG import terminal in southern Finland has received a boost with acceptance of the environmental impact assessment report.
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Shipyard developments in Toulon
Monaco Marine Group has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Port of Toulon Authority to development a part of Toulon harbour as a facility for the construction and repair of large yachts.
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Funding for storm damaged harbours
An extra £3m has been allocated by the Scottish Government for repairing damage to fishing harbours damaged by storms late in 2012.
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NewsFlood control contract for Royal HaskoningDHV
A major Colombian flood control contract has been awarded Netherlands based Royal HaskoningDHV, aimed at preventing a repeat of the catastrophic La Niña disaster in 2010.
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Bids for Oostende beach replenishment
Bidders have been invited to submit tenders for the contract to replenish areas of beaches at Oostende in Belgium.
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NewsVenice flood barriers put to the test
An important milestone with the project to protect Venice from flooding from high tides has passed with successful testing of four floodgates.
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NewsBrunsbuettel completes berth renovation
Brunsbuettel Ports Elbehafen in north Germany has completed pier renovation and strengthening works costing €10m and part of a €20m infra and super-structure expansion programme aimed at improving the port’s deepwater handling capability.
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NewsBuesum eliminates berth bottlenecks
Fishing fleet berthing bottlenecks which have plagued the small German North Sea port of Buesum in recent years have been eliminated with the completion of a new quay.
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NewsBidding starts to protect London from floods
The Environment Agency has started a bidding process for a multi-million pound contract to manage London’s tidal flood risk.
