Jan De Nul Group

Belgiumjandenul.com

Its role EPCI

projects tracked
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active
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countries
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Jan De Nul Group is a Belgian, family-owned contractor specializing in dredging, marine and offshore construction, and environmental services. The company executes land reclamation, port deepening, coastal protection, subsea trenching and backfilling, and the installation of offshore energy infrastructure, including foundations, cables, and rock protection. Its global fleet includes trailing suction hopper and cutter suction dredgers, fallpipe and rock installation vessels, cable‑lay vessels, and installation jack‑ups, enabling large-scale maritime and civil engineering projects worldwide.

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Through its environmental division (including Envisan), Jan De Nul delivers soil and sediment remediation, contaminated dredged material treatment and dewatering, and water treatment solutions. The group’s work supports industrial supply chains by developing and maintaining port access, navigation channels, and offshore connections used by petrochemical and bulk chemical facilities, as well as by remediating legacy contamination in industrial waterways and sites.

Projects Jan De Nul is involved in

chemXplore tracks 3 projects involving Jan De Nul, of which 2 are active.

  1. none Announced / Concept
  2. 2 projects FEED / Pre-FID
  3. none FID / Sanctioned
  4. none Under Construction
  5. none Commissioning & Start-up

Besides these 2, the record holds 1 completed project.

2 more active projects and the 1 that is completed, on hold or cancelled are in the record. See all 3 in chemXplore →

What its projects make

Jan De Nul in chemical industry news

10 September 2026
Saipem and Jan De Nul sign LOI for Rovuma LNG offshore works with ExxonMobil

LOI covers preliminary engineering, procurement and technical services worth about €11m for upstream offshore scope; final EPCI award depends on FID and government/regulatory approvals expected in 2026.

31 August 2026
Ørsted and Nuveen: Borkum Riffgrund 3 enters commercial operation

913 MW offshore wind farm now operational; 83 turbines and 786 MW of corporate PPAs will supply industry and households, boosting Germany's domestic renewable capacity.

7 August 2026
Saipem (SMDC) signs LOI for Rovuma LNG Phase 1 onshore midstream

LOI covers $32M for preliminary engineering and procurement to advance project definition; final EPC award depends on FID and government/regulatory approvals expected in 2026.

6 August 2026
ExxonMobil awards McDermott LOI for Rovuma LNG Phase 1 engineering

LOI covers limited engineering and procurement to advance project definition toward a 2026 FID; Phase 1 targets 18.6 mtpa from 12 modular trains with start-up in 2031.

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