Posted on November 2, 2026
The Tiel-Waardenburg dyke reinforcement project demonstrates how innovation, collaboration and the right infrastructure can help accelerate the transition towards lower-emission construction.
Over the past years, the project has helped advance the industry’s zero-emission transition through the development of new equipment, the introduction of charging infrastructure such as WattHub, and valuable lessons on deploying zero-emission solutions at scale.
Featured in the latest edition of Terra et Aqua by IADC (International Association of Dredging Companies), the project highlights how infrastructure projects can contribute not only to flood protection, but also to climate resilience, innovation and the future of sustainable construction.
As the industry continues to advance more sustainable ways of working, projects like TiWa demonstrate what can be achieved when clients, contractors and partners work together to drive change.
