EQUIPMENT

Dredging – no bottom in sight

Maintaining channels and berth depths has become an operational migraine as dredgers flock to more lucrative reclamation projects instead, as Stevie Knight discovers

Port Strategy: The big four dredging companies are tied up in large-scale projects, such as those in Bahrain (pictured)

Maintaining channels and berth depths has become an operational migraine as dredgers flock to more lucrative reclamation projects instead, as Stevie Knight discovers

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