Gothenburg dredging progress

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The environmental impact assessment report for the Skandia Gateway project has been completed, and the Swedish Maritime Administration and Gothenburg Port Authority (GHAB) have submitted permit applications and an EIA to the Land and Environment Court in Vänersborg.

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