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Boskalis reaches financial close on European harbour towage joint venture

Towage will be a leading provider of harbour towage services in Northwest Europe, operating in 11 ports in Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands and the United

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Boskalis deploys a new drop-in marine bio-fuel on the Marker Wadden nature restoration project

Boskalis deploys a new drop-in marine bio-fuel on the Marker Wadden nature restoration project 15 September 2016 Boskalis cutter suction dredger Edax has successfully used the fuel in bio/fossil blends going up to 50% as it worked on the first phase of the Marker Wadden project in The Netherlands in the first half of 2016. The Marker Wadden is of one of the largest nature restoration projects in western Europe. The project will transform

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Port expansion, Fremantle

Port expansion, Fremantle Fremantle Ports is the Western Australian Government trading enterprise responsible for strategic management of the Port of Fremantle. The Port of Fremantle provides modern deep-water facilities for handling container trade, break-bulk vessels, livestock exports and motor vehicle imports as well as accommodating cruise ships. Of Australia’s five major ports, Fremantle is the closest to Europe and is very often

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NASR full field development

, was mobilized to Abu Dhabi in 2017 for the jacket installations, thereafter demobilized to NW-Europe for other work and then re-mobilized to Abu Dhabi

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Creation bird island, Le Havre port 2000

Creation bird island, Le Havre port 2000 Le Havre is the fifth largest container port in Europe and is expanding its facilities: the current 14 quays for container vessels are to be expanded with another 12 (all outside the locks). Port 2000’s rationale centres on Le Havre’s determination to position itself as a leading hub. The Cutter Suction Dredgers Haarlem and Cyrus were deployed to execute the works. The Haarlem first dredged

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Port access channel dredging, Walvis Bay

Port access channel dredging, Walvis Bay The port of Walvis Bay is a naturally sheltered deepwater harbor on the west coast of Africa. The port is part of a transit route linking Southern Africa, Europe and the Americas and it is Namibia’s largest commercial port, handling around 5 million tons of cargo each year. The container terminal can accommodate a throughput of about 250,000 containers per year. Work method The contract

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