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The U.S Army Corps of Engineers plans to place 205,000 cubic yards of dredge material along the eroded marsh shoreline just west of the Jekyll Island fishing pier and is giving the public until midnight Jan. 23 to comment on the plan. The dredge material would come from the nearby Cedar Hammock Range Bend widening… Read More
The City of Panama City Beach is moving forward with plans to clean up the Lullwater Lake Basin. Thursday evening city leaders voted to accept a three-million-dollar grant from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. The funds will go toward lake restoration efforts which include removing debris from the bottom of the lake and getting… Read More
In the fall of 2012, Superstorm Sandy devastated the East Coast of the United States, including the State of New Jersey. Firefighter Paul Kerwin remembers he and his company rescuing his fellow Borough of Union Beach, New Jersey neighbors on that day. “Sandy was quite an experience. We worked round the clock, pulling people out… Read More
For the better part of two decades, Delaware communities along the Atlantic Ocean and Delaware Bay have not had to pay for the regular beach replenishment projects that have taken place. That could soon change. The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental control has commissioned a study to explore the economic benefits of beach… Read More
Replenishment work on part of Lewes Beach is done. The city and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said crews finished the dredging and beachfill operations Jan. 8. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Philadelphia District spokesman Steve Rochette said they placed 104,000 cubic yards of sand from Roosevelt Inlet to the area of Iowa and… Read More
At the prompting of two Pinellas County lawmakers, Florida could formally urge Congress to tell the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to change the policy positions that have delayed the nourishment of Pinellas’ severely eroded beaches. Rep. Lindsay Cross, D-St. Petersburg, and Rep. Kim Berfield, R-Clearwater, filed the House memorial on shore protection last week…. Read More
For those planning trips to Alabama’s beautiful Gulf Coast for spring break or summer vacation, expect to see an abundance of change for the better, including beach renourishment projects at the East End of Dauphin Island and in Baldwin County from west of Little Lagoon Pass all the way to the Florida-Alabama line. “It is… Read More
The State Ports Authority wants to deepen a stretch of the Cooper River leading to its North Charleston Terminal as part of a wide-ranging effort that’s picking up steam to boost capacity at the agency’s smallest container yard. Authorization for a feasibility study that would weigh the costs and benefits of a potential dredging program… Read More
Pictured Above: The 480-foot Great Lakes suction hopper dredge Ellis Island is expected to be moved to Montauk in the upcoming weeks. |. Eastern Shipbuilding Group Inc. photo As the East End deals with round after round of coastal storms this January, crews are beginning to stage equipment for a long-awaited Army Corps of Engineers… Read More
DredgeWire understands that two Rohr-IDRECO electric dredges will be used at the sand mine for this project. KERMIT, Texas (KOSA) – If you are driving down a County Road out here in West Texas you’re bound to see trucks hauling sand. But by the end of this year, you’ll still see sand being transported on… Read More
In the fall of 2012, Superstorm Sandy devastated the East Coast of the United States, including the State of New Jersey. Firefighter Paul Kerwin remembers he and his company rescuing his fellow Borough of Union Beach, New Jersey neighbors on that day, “Sandy was quite an experience. We worked round the clock, pulling people out… Read More
A new study published in Environmental Research: Infrastructure and Sustainability has found that green ammonia could be used to fulfill the fuel demands of over 60% of global shipping by targeting just the top 10 regional fuel ports. Researchers at the University of Oxford looked at the production costs of ammonia, which are similar to those of very… Read More
The latest stats from DNV’s Alternative Fuels Insight (AFI) platform found that a total of 298 ships with alternative fuel propulsion were ordered in 2023—an 8% increase year on year. The year also saw methanol go mainstream, with a sharp increase in orders (138, 10.8% of all roders), edging it ahead of LNG (130, 10.1% of all orders). Additionally,… Read More
The N.C. Department of Environmental Quality’s Division of Water Resources is now accepting applications for coastal storm recovery projects such as ocean beach renourishment or artificial dunes. The deadline to submit an application is 5 p.m. March 8. The coastal storm recovery fund is funded by the N.C. General Assembly through Session Law 2023-134, which allocated… Read More
Due to bids that came in $14 million over budget, the Fort Myers Beach sand renourishment project will have to be rebid and the project will be delayed up to four months. Coastal Engineering Consultants President Michael Poff told the Fort Myers Beach Town Council Monday that the bids came in so high because strict… Read More