Harland and Wolff has won a second contract to build barges destined to transport waste on the River Thames.
The £10 million deal with Riverside Energy Park involves building 12 vessels at the Belfast shipyard which will transport recyclable and non-recyclable waste.
It is subject to the client’s parent company Cory Group closing the finance to build its Riverside 2 energy-from-waste facility at Belvedere in East London and adds to a growing list of orders for Harland and Wolff.
