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  1. COWI and Stantec are investigating the feasibility and expert opinion on the costs of a potential undersea tunnel project involving Yell and the Faroe Islands.

Oldroyd AS Supplies Membrane Solutions for Faroe Islands and Rogfast Tunnel

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Oldroyd AS supplied water ingress and frost protection systems for tunnels in the Faroe Islands. The company will also deliver 900,000 square meters of membrane solutions for Norway’s Rogfast tunnel. Rogfast, a 27-kilometer undersea road tunnel, is set to replace ferries and remove a bottleneck for freight and travel between Stavanger and Bergen.

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Why it matters

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These projects reflect increasing scale and ambition in Scandinavian tunnel infrastructure. The membrane solutions are essential for protecting tunnel structures and reducing the need for maintenance and repairs. Rogfast is noted as potentially becoming the world’s deepest and longest undersea road tunnel.

COWI and Stantec are currently investigating the feasibility and costs of a potential undersea tunnel project connecting Yell and the Faroe Islands.

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Who's involved

  • NorwayCountry where the Rogfast tunnel is located and where the infrastructure is improving
  • Faroe IslandsArchipelago receiving specialized membrane solutions for its tunnel infrastructure projects
  • BergenNorwegian city benefiting from improved regional transport infrastructure via Rogfast
  • EquinorNorwegian energy company whose offshore activities near Bergen could benefit from improved logistics

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  • EquinorSpeculative

    The tunnel could improve operational efficiency and logistics for offshore energy activities near Bergen.

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