The Naval Architect January 2008

Feature 4
Green recycling ﬁ rst for Belfast
New venture partners Harland & Wolf_f with Golder Associates and
V.Group to develop a fully certif_i ed ship recycling facility.
H
arland and Wolf_f Heavy Industries
and environmental management
consultancy Golder Associates have
joined forces with V.Navy, part of the world’s
biggest marine, energy, and f_i nancial services
outsourcing firm V.Group, to provide full-
service, environmentally sound, and socially
responsible ship recovery and recycling.
T_h e venture is reckoned to be the f_i rst to
provide a stand-alone, fully certif_i ed, ecologically
and socially responsible, end-to-end European
ship dismantling solution. Services will be
available to both military and commercial
shipowners.
Harland and Wolf_f was recently awarded a MSC Napoli entering the building dock at Harland and Wolff Heavy Industries.
waste management licence for the dismantling
of marine vessels and marine structures, and is in
the process of completing the decommissioning Harland and Wolff chief executive, and comprehensive facilities to of_f er the
and recycling of MSC Napoli in cooperation Robert J Cooper, said: ‘We have utilised marketplace an alternative to traditional
with Golder Associates. Harland and Wolff ’s vast experience ship breaking’. NA
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