ecological and energy transition : HAROPA PORT strengthens its dredging strategy by joining CEDA

HAROPA PORT has joined the Central Dredging Association (CEDA), the leading international network for dredging professionals in Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. With nearly 6 million cu m. of sediments dredged every year, the port is committed to innovation and best practices in this key area.

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Aerial view of the Daniel Laval dredger in Le Havre - Enlarge image, modal window
©HAROPA PORT / Samuel Salamagnon

By becoming a member of CEDA, HAROPA PORT gains access to a unique community of experts and resources. This membership will allow the port to :

  •  build connections with a qualified international network,
  •  access studies and publications to keep up with the latest innovations;
  •  enable its teams to receive training through specialized conferences and workshops.

Joining CEDA is a key milestone for HAROPA PORT: it promotes better integration within the international dredging community, encourages the sharing of best practices, and paves the way for new collaborations.

Maintaining navigable waterways and promoting circular economy

Dredging is an essential mission for HAROPA PORT: it ensures safe and efficient maritime  access for ships.

Beyond maintenance, HAROPA PORT focuses on making use of dredged sediments. HAROPA PORT is actively developing innovative solutions to reuse dredged sediments. These initiatives contribute to the circular economy, with practical applications

 

The Jean Ago dredger in the navigation channel of the port of Rouen - Enlarge image, modal window
The Jean Ago dredger in the Rouen navigation channel©HAROPA PORT / Jean-François Damois

With its CEDA membership, HAROPA PORT reaffirms its commitment to more efficient and environmentally responsible dredging.