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UK: Prolec Launch Their New pcX-Pro Machine Control System
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UK: Prolec Launch Their New pcX-Pro Machine Control System

Prolec Ltd, the Poole based manufacturer of electronic safety and productivity monitoring equipment for construction plant, have launched a new machine guidance system. Not content with having the best machine control product in the market, Prolec has substantially improved and revamped their pcX so

about 16 years ago
UK: Claycutting Pioneer Marin Group Unveils Next Generation Excavator
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UK: Claycutting Pioneer Marin Group Unveils Next Generation Excavator

Subsea excavation specialist Marin Group has launched the next generation of claycutting tools, taking route preparation technology to a significantly higher level. The Evo Claycutting system ¾ developed and operated by UK-based Marin Group company Marin Subsea ¾ is more powerful, more versatile and

about 16 years ago
UK: Shetland Islands Council Calls for Aberdeen Harbour Dredging
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UK: Shetland Islands Council Calls for Aberdeen Harbour Dredging

The operators of Aberdeen Harbour should dredge the entrance and consider a better breakwater to help ships in bad weather, it has been… (bbc) [mappress] Source: bbc, November 11, 2010;

about 16 years ago
Dredging on Savernake Park Ponds Continues (UK)
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Dredging on Savernake Park Ponds Continues (UK)

Clearance work is finally being carried out to a pond plagued by litter where locals feared a child could drown in the ‘quicksand-like’ mud… By Hugh Fort (getbracknell) [mappress] Source: getbracknell, November 10, 2010;

about 16 years ago
UK: Dredging on New Scottish Ferryport Terminal Resumes
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UK: Dredging on New Scottish Ferryport Terminal Resumes

Dredging work continues on the new ferryport terminal at Old House Point, close to the ferryports of Cairnryan and Stranrear on Loch Ryan… By Jehan Ashmore (afloat) [mappress] Source: afloat, November 9, 2010;

about 16 years ago
Finland: Wartsila’s Sustainability Report Selected the Best
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Finland: Wartsila’s Sustainability Report Selected the Best

Wärtsilä’s Sustainability Report has won first prize in the Corporate Responsibility Reporting 2010 competition in which corporations’ responsibility reporting in 2009 was assessed. The sustainability reporting competition is organised by the Confederation of Finnish Industries EK, Finnish Business

about 16 years ago
Belgium: Chilean Molymet Group to Invest EUR 14 Million in Ghent Harbour
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Belgium: Chilean Molymet Group to Invest EUR 14 Million in Ghent Harbour

The Chilean Molymet group, a multinational in the metal and steel sector, is to invest 14 million euros in its Ghent outfit Sadaci, it was… (mediargus) [mappress] Source: mediargus, November 9, 2010;

about 16 years ago
Ireland: Purteen Harbour Development to Cost EUR 5.4 Million
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Ireland: Purteen Harbour Development to Cost EUR 5.4 Million

The long awaited design report for Purteen Harbour has been received from the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, which estimates… (advertiser) [mappress] Source: advertiser, November 5, 2010;

about 16 years ago
The Netherlands: Construction of Maasvlakte 2 Running Like Clockwork
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The Netherlands: Construction of Maasvlakte 2 Running Like Clockwork

Since work started on the construction of Maasvlakte 2 two years ago, 170 million m3 of sand has been brought in. That is more than would be needed to fill the Rotterdam – Fyenoord soccer stadium to the brim 100 times. At the height of the ‘sand operations’, some ten trailing hopper suction dredgers

about 16 years ago
Dutch Submersible Specialist to Develop and Build Integrated Rock-Dump ROV for Boskalis
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Dutch Submersible Specialist to Develop and Build Integrated Rock-Dump ROV for Boskalis

Recently Seatools of Numansdorp landed the largest order since its establishment in August 1999: Royal Boskalis Westminster N.V. – the international provider of dredging services, maritime infrastructure and maritime services – commissioned the specialist submersible company to build a unique underw

about 16 years ago
Azerbaijan: Baku International Sea Trade Port Project Under Way
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Azerbaijan: Baku International Sea Trade Port Project Under Way

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev took part in the foundation laying of the new Baku International Sea Trade Port Complex in Alat … (trend) [mappress] Source: trend, November 4, 2010;

about 16 years ago
DP World Completes Work on Phase 1 of Expansion at Spanish Port in Tarragona
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DP World Completes Work on Phase 1 of Expansion at Spanish Port in Tarragona

Global marine terminal operator DP World announced the successful completion and official opening of Phase 1 of the expansion of its Spanish terminal, DP World Tarragona. Three Super Post-Panamax cranes capable of handling vessels with a nominal capacity of over 13,800 TEU (twenty foot equivalent co

about 16 years ago
The Netherlands: Much Interest in Development Tank Terminal
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The Netherlands: Much Interest in Development Tank Terminal

Companies have still some six weeks left to express their formal interest to develop the Tank terminal Europoort West (TEW) in the port of Rotterdam. The plot of land available for the terminal, 36 hectare is the only large site with direct deep-water access, up to approximately 20 meters, still ava

about 16 years ago
The Netherlands: New Head Office Van Oord in Rotterdam
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The Netherlands: New Head Office Van Oord in Rotterdam

OVG Projectontwikkeling and Van Oord today started building work on a new head office of around 14,000 m2 for Van Oord in Rotterdam. The office for dredger and marine contractor Van Oord is on the banks of the River Maas. This time Van Oord did not do any dredging, but rather CEO Pieter van Oord [&h

about 16 years ago
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