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Peruvian port expansion planned
Japanese and South Korean investors are to finance the port of San Juan de Marcona concession and expansion project
Long Beach port expansion approved
The Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners, California, US has approved the 10-year Middle Harbor Redevelopment project following an "exhaustive" environmental study.
Zaha Hadid wins Antwerp competition
Zaha Hadid Architects has won the competition to design the new headquarters for Antwerp, Belgium's Port Authority.
Reclamation complete on Porto Dubai
Reclamation work has been completed on Zabeel Properties' Porto Dubai island development.
Royal Haskoning awarded New Doha Port, Qatar contract
Netherlands-based Royal Haskoning and Worley Parsons Australia subsidiary WorleyParsons Qatar have been awarded the contract to out the engineering design of the New Doha Port near Mesaieed, Qatar.
Nakheel plans new offshore "blue" development
Dubai, United Arab Emirates-based developer Nakheel has unveiled plans for a new off-shore development called The Universe.
Wind farm go-ahead
Npower Renewables has been given the go-ahead for a 750 MW wind farm off the coast of North Wales in the UK. According to the UK government's Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC), the Gwynt y Môr wind farm will be the second largest offshore wind farm in the world.
ADB to help expand Cook Islands' Avatiu Port
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is to provide a US$ 15.5 million grant to expand the Cook Islands' main international port.
Vancouver port expansion
Pennie has installed 76 km of underwater stone columns as part of the scheme to expand the Deltaport container terminal in Vancouver, Canada.
The Panama Canal - early plans
The dream of digging a water passage across the Isthmus of Panama uniting the Atlantic and Pacific oceans dates to the early 16th century, and can be traced to the 1513 Isthmian crossing of Vasco Nuñez de Balboa.
The Panama Canal - the canal now
The Panama Canal is approximately 80 km long and joins the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. It was cut through one of narrowest parts of the isthmus that joins North and South America.
Manifa oil and gas
It's not just on land that contractors are moving huge quantities of sand, rock and earth however. The Manifa Field Causeway and Island Project is one of the world's biggest dredging projects.
Construction of Vietnam's Thi Vai-Cai Mep international seaport starts
Construction of Vietnam's Thi Vai-Cai Mep International Port started this week in Tan Thanh district in the southern province of Ba Ria-Vung Tau, according to local news agency Nhan Dan.
US$ 4 billion for Brazilian ports
Brazilian mining company, Rio de Janeiro-based Vale has announced it plans to spend US$ 4 billion expanding its port facilities between 2008 and 2012.
Palm replica for Monaco?
The tiny Principality of Monaco is rumoured to be planning a replica of Dubai's Palm island, according to Arabian Business News.
New island for Dubai
Dubai, UAE-based real estate developer Limitless has unveiled plans for yet another artificial island 14 km off the emirates' coast. Construction of the 10.5 ha World Island Resort is expected to cost US$ 350 million.
Mexican port investment reaches US$ 4.5 billion
The Mexican government has invested US$ 4.5 billion in its port infrastructure this year, announced President Felipe Calderón during his second state of the union address.
High seas
Heavy lift specialist Sarens installed the first six 5 MW wind turbines at the C-Power Thornton Bank project in the North Sea off the coast of Belgium
New city planned for Bahrain
Developer Diyar al Muharraq has released the first images of its eponymous Diyar al Muharraq development, a proposed new city located on 2400 ha of reclaimed land off the north east coast of Bahrain.
DP World's US$ 3 billion UK port and logistics park approved
Dubai-based port operator DP World has been granted approval to construct a UK£ 1.5 billion (US$ 3 billion) shipping port and logistics park along the River Thames estuary, London, UK, according to Arabian Business.
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