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Jan De Nul Group
World Builders. Shaping water, land and energy.
About Jan De Nul Group
We are World Builders shaping water, land and energy. From the rising sea level to the energy transition, from polluted soil to sustainable living: we engineer solutions that future-proof our world, tackling some of the greatest challenges of our time. With our team of Can-Do people, we work towards one shared goal: to improve the global quality of life for generations to come.
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Presence & Recognition
Jan De Nul Group celebrated the site getting a bright future.
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Operations & Supply
Jan De Nul Group completed the largest beach widening in the history of Brazil in the coastal community of Itapoá, deepening the access channel to the local port and creating nine kilometres of beaches and five kilometres of dunes with native vegetation.
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Operations & Supply
Jan De Nul Group organized the capital expenditure for the project and contracted all subcontractors and suppliers.
Reported by Koen Vertommen
Operations & Supply
Jan De Nul Group constructed a brand-new prison in Antwerp over the past two years, officially inaugurated this Wednesday.
Reported by Jan De Nul Group
Operations & Supply
Jan De Nul Group is combining large-scale offshore infrastructure protection with nature restoration at the Princess Elisabeth Island using its own rock installation vessel and in-house developed Oyster Reef Restoration Unit.
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Operations & Supply
Jan De Nul Group's Dutch offshore wind farm OranjeWind will generate renewable electricity to supply 1 million Dutch households once fully operational in 2028.
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Operations & Supply
Jan De Nul Group successfully installed the first monopile foundation for the Dutch offshore wind farm OranjeWind using the vessel Les Alizés.
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Operations & Supply
Jan De Nul Group dredging vessels Tristão da Cunha and Al-Idrisi have arrived on site and started dredging works for a breakwater, access channel and turning basin for the new deep-sea port in Anaklia, Georgia.
Reported by Jan De Nul Group