Brownfields
Brownfields are disused industrial estates where economic activities are severely impeded or rendered impossible due to the historic contamination found there.
Often a public/private partnership is chosen for these projects, where DEC handles the remediation of the area as the environmental specialist.
Remediation of the Avenue Coking Works in Chesterfield (UK)
In July 2009, DEC in joint venture was awarded the remediation of one of the most contaminated sites in Europe, the former Avenue Coking Works in Chesterfield, Derbyshire. The contract has a value of 82 million pounds, and signifies an important breakthrough of DEC into the United Kingdom.
More about "Remediation of the Avenue Coking Works in Chesterfield (UK)"Remediation and redevelopment of 't Eilandje in Zwijnaarde (Belgium)
The redevelopment of a strategically located but disused industrial site to become a business park with access to the port.
More about "Remediation and redevelopment of 't Eilandje in Zwijnaarde (Belgium)"Redevelopment of Trefil Arbed, Gentbrugge (Belgium)
Following the liquidation of the Trefil metal plant in Gentbrugge, DEC and project developer Sovapex tackled the historic pollution and redeveloped the area for residential, business, industrial and green zoning.
More about "Redevelopment of Trefil Arbed, Gentbrugge (Belgium)"Remediation of the site 'La Floridienne' on Kluizendok in Ghent (Belgium)
The chemical company La Floridienne produced metallic salts and ferrous cyanides at Kluizendok. DEC was awarded the project by the city of Ghent due to its innovative approach to remediation.
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DEC remediated the heavily polluted grounds of the old gas plant in Diest for OVAM, the Flemish public authority for wastes and contaminations.
More about "Remediation of the old gas plant in Diest (Belgium)"Remediation of a former gasworks in Dublin (Ireland)
The old gasworks, which was located in the harbour of Dublin at the 'Sir John Rogerson's Quay', was severely contaminated with tar and tarry products. DEC commenced cleaning up the site in 2000. This was the largest remediation project in Europe at that time.
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