We are experts at finding innovative engineering solutions to some of the most challenging offshore wind, marine and infrastructure projects around the world. Here are some of the recent projects we’ve been involved in:
This project will undertake comprehensive feasibility studies to examine both the opportunities and key challenges (practical, technical, economic, regulatory, environmental, etc.) to the use of construction by-products as nationally useful secondary raw materials.
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GEONORM will enable the decarbonisation of the heating sector with the sustainable replacement of hydrocarbon sources by a mix of renewable energy.
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Arklow Offshore Wind Farm is located in the Irish Sea off the Wicklow Coast.
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Codling Wind Park represents one of the largest energy infrastructure investments in Ireland this decade.
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The proposed NISA site is located in the Irish Sea to the east of Drogheda and Balbriggan, varying 7-18km from the Irish coastline.
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Isle of Arran Distillers Ltd has committed to both prioritising environmental sustainability.
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GDG has been appointed as retained environmental consultants to advise specifically on waste management, planning and permitting matters.
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Leven Generation Limited, a subsidiary of Forsa Energy, required support to enable the development of a Gas Peaking Plant in Scotland.
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GDG was commissioned by Roadbridge for the detailed design of the new cruise liner berth at Greenock Ocean Terminal.
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GDG was awarded the detailed design services contract relating to Castletownbere Fishery Harbour Centre, Dinish Island, Co. Cork.
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GDG was commissioned by Roadbridge L&M Keating Joint Venture for the detailed design of a number of strategically important port infrastructure schemes in Dublin Port.
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GDG provided application documentation for a licence under the Foreshore Act 1933, as amended to undertake site investigations for an offshore wind farm in the Irish Sea.
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