DEME said that a symbolic moment for the “La Chatière” project in the Port of Le Havre took place today, with the laying of the first stone – in the form of an accropode – marking the start of the works.
This port development will provide direct access between Port 2000 and the Seine river network, encouraging a shift towards more sustainable waterway transport.
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By enabling the passage of inland vessels, it strengthens the connection between maritime and river transport, linking the open sea with the major consumer basins of Île-de-France and beyond, DEME said. Together with its partner Terélian, DEME is creating a 100-meter-wide channel, protected by an 1,800-meter-long breakwater, between the outer harbors of the historic port and Port 2000.
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DEME said that a symbolic moment for the “La Chatière” project in the Port of Le Havre took place today, with the laying of the first stone – in the form of an accropode – marking the start of the works. This port development will provide direct access between Port 2000 and the Seine river […
