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Van Oord’s Vox Amalia departs the Fehmarnbelt project area

State-of-the-art hopper dredger Vox Amalia has completed its share of work on one of Europe’s largest infrastructure projects – the Fehmarnbelt tunnel. This impressive giant, part of Van Oord’s new generation of trailing suction hopper dredgers with a focus on energy efficiency for the smallest poss

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Van Oord’s Vox Amalia departs the Fehmarnbelt project area
Photo courtesy of Femern A/S

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State-of-the-art hopper dredger Vox Amalia has completed its share of work on one of Europe’s largest infrastructure projects – the Fehmarnbelt tunnel.

This impressive giant, part of Van Oord’s new generation of trailing suction hopper dredgers with a focus on energy efficiency for the smallest possible carbon footprint, has been working non-stop on the Fehmarnbelt project for almost 2 years.

During the stay, she has excavated more than 6 million cubic meters of seabed for the tunnel trench, equivalent to over half a million filled dumper trucks.

The many million cubic meters of dredged material were used for reclamation at Rødbyhavn, creating new land with nature and recreational areas when the tunnel opens.

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