Terrramare excavated at a record-breaking depth of 43 meters on the seabed at the Tahkoluoto offshore wind farm
Terramare’s dredger Meri-Pekka has excavated the seabed at a depth of 43 metres for the Tahkoluoto offshore wind farm expansion project. The purpose of the test excavations was to test seabed construction methods and to obtain soil samples of the seabed composition at the power plant sites. In cooperation between Terramare and Suomen Hyötytuuli, the dredger Meri-Pekka was equipped with equipment tailored to Suomen Hyötytuuli’s needs. Read more about the test excavations in the news published on Suomen Hyötytuuli’s website on 10.10.2023 (only in Finnish)
In the Kallonlahti POPRAMP project, a 64 metres long loading ramp will be built using retaining quay wall elements at the Port of Pori.Work on the site will commence in […]
Terramare celebrated the closing seminar of a six-month occupational safety training called NINA Expedition at Suomenlinna (sea fortress), Finland. The NINA Expedition is a Boskalis wide ‘learning‐by‐doing’ program that aims […]
The quay to be constructed is a 144 metres long retaining wall structure. The contract also includes approximately 40,000 m3 of dredging works. Work on the site will commence in […]
