AES Plans Recycling Plant for Dredged Material

Posted on Feb 13, 2007 in Regas Terminals & Capacity, State and Local Issues, Vessel Transportation | Comments Off

AES Corp. has announced a plan to build a recycling plant that would handle sediment dredged as part of the construction of its proposed Sparrows Point LNG terminal. The move is in response to concerns from officials at the Port of Baltimore that there may not be enough places to store material dredged from shipping channels. According to The Baltimore Business Journal, the company intends to share use of the facility with the Port. [Subscription required]

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AES Plans Recycling Plant for Dredged Material

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