Dredging and Reclamation Redefined:
Honeybrook Energy operates a fleet of dredgers and support vessels capable of performing large or small capital works, maintenance dredging projects, land reclamation, port dredging and beach replenishment works.
Honeybrook Energy has no limitations with dredging projects, we are at home with dredging works coastal & deep water dredging operations as well as lakes, shallow waters and canals.
We have a fleet comprising of top class Cutter Suction Dredgers (CSD), one state of the art Trailer Suction Hopper Dredger (TSHD) soon to be delivered by Royal IHC and Two Submersible Dredgers plus three Booster Station units. Overall, we can dredge at varying depths up to 25m and pumped as far as 4,000 meters ashore. Our dredging Fleet is made of dependable state-of the art dredgers that is helping us realize very quickly, our dream of taking dredging business in Nigeria as a captive market. Some of our dredgers come with the multicraft vessel which allows for easy relocation and positioning of the dredgers as well as laying the pipes to shore. In our fleet currently are;
- IHC Beaver® 5020 – Cutter Suction Dredger
- IHC Beaver® 5014 C – Cutter Suction Dredger
- IHC Beaver® 50 – Cutter Suction Dredger
- Julong Dredger 12/14″ Cutter Suction Dredger
- Julong Dredger 18/20″ CSD with 30m Ladder length
- Julong Dredger 18/20″ CSD with Submersible pipes (2 Units)
- The HB Challenger 1600 capacity TSHD
- Delta MultiCraft 1200 Workboat
Land reclamation works which deals primarily with raising the level of existing land areas and of forming new land masses out of the sea, swamp or water area. With our fleet, we are able to pump sand and reclaim large portion of such land in no time. Honeybrook has the expertise and the equipment to undertake dredging and reclamation works successfully, and has developed confidence in such project execution since incorporation in 2013. Our audacity has equally been rewarded with the current reclamation project for a major multinational in Nigeria in which ten million cubic of sand is expected to be dredged.
