The FBC consortium has largely finished excavating the tunnel trench. Only small details remain.

The FBC consortium has largely finished excavating the tunnel trench. Only small details remain. Archive photo: Femern A/S

“The world’s best Dutch” have delivered a huge hole

It is quite something to deliver an 18 kilometer long and 40-meter-deep hole in the ground within a precision margin corresponding to an A4 sheet. The FBC consortium has performed this to the full satisfaction of the client, Femern A/S. Only the last details are now remaining before the tunnel trench is finished.

Case about Russian sailors at Fehmarn work ready for the Supreme Court

Case about Russian sailors at Fehmarn work ready for the Supreme Court The Procedural Licensing Board has given permission for the Attorney General to appeal the acquittal of 28 Russian sailors who were accused of violating the Aliens Act when they worked for FBC in 2020 and 2021. The case is of great principle importance. … Read more

Shipowner Jørgen Holm Christensen still cannot understand that his business partner has not complied with the verbal agreement.

Shipowner Jørgen Holm Christensen still cannot understand that his business partner has not complied with the verbal agreement. Photo: Jesper Ernlund Lassen, DOI.dk

Femern A/S rejects unclean trotting and oral agreements

Øresund Bådservice and Femern A/S entered into an agreement to stop the collaboration in 2012. From that agreement, it appeared that neither party has any further claims, according to Femern A/S. According to the developer, the bankrupt shipowner has nothing to fall back on.

The first artificial energy island in the world will be situated 45 kilometers off the coast in the Belgian part of the North Sea.

The first artificial energy island in the world will be situated 45 kilometers off the coast in the Belgian part of the North Sea. Illustration: elia.be

FLC-company to build world’s first artificial energy island

Belgian DEME, whos is parts of the FLC-joint-venture, will help build the world’s first artificial energy island. The energy island Princess Elisabeth Island will be located 45 kilometers from the coast in the Belgian part of the North Sea.