Able UK has submitted for a significant development and expansion of its Teesside Environmental Reclamation and Recycling Center at its Seaton Port facility to the Hartlepool Council
The application includes the construction of three quays, a cofferdam and a dry dock gate. The expansion also includes proposals for activities to include shipbuilding, ship repair and recycling.
Peter Stephenson, chairman and CEO for Able UK, said, “We have undertaken a massive amount of work on developing our proposals since the legal hearings which effectively halted our operations at TERRC over a year ago. It has taken over 12 months to complete the application and the environmental impact statement that shows just how carefully and comprehensively we have approached the task.
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