Veolia will tow the Norwegian oil platform YME from the North Sea to its site at Lutelandet,Norway.
A technical process which allows for the dismantling and recycling of 99,7% of this structure.
With 14,000 tonnes, 72 meters in length and 87 meters high, this platform will arrive on site in mid-2015 and will be fully dismantled.
Source:: Veolia Environnement
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