At a Glance
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£686k
Project Value
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- River Clyde, Glasgow, Scotland
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Malin Group
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- Location
- River Clyde, Glasgow, Scotland
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- Malin Group
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Carless Former Oil Refinery Remediation and Development
The oil terminal at Old Kilpatrick served the British Navy from 1918 until 1992 and was severely damaged during the Clydebank Blitz. The site is also classified as contaminated land by the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA). When Malin Group set out to complete a £10 million regeneration to reuse the site for industrial operations, they brought us in to support the remediation strategy.
Our integrated package included environmental impact assessment (EIA) coordination and environmental services such as noise and vibration, air quality, and ecology. The EIA outlined the site’s heavy hydrocarbon contamination as well as its effects on an adjacent special protection area home to redshank, otter, and Atlantic salmon.
We also provided services in geotechnical, structural, and civil engineering, hydraulic modelling and flood risk, planning, and public consultation. With a joint probability analysis for design flood levels and a drainage strategy for foul and surface water management (including sustainable urban drainage systems), we helped update the 2005 River Clyde Flood Model and outlined the site’s water strategy.
Employing our multidisciplinary technical expertise and knowledge of the site, the market, and the legal system enabled the seamless integration of services. The result? Malin Group returned the former Carless Oil Terminal to industrial use.
At a Glance
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£686k
Project Value
- Location
- River Clyde, Glasgow, Scotland
- Offices
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Client
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Malin Group
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- Location
- River Clyde, Glasgow, Scotland
- Offices
- Client
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- Malin Group
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Dougie McDonald, Director of Growth and Integration
Our approach to transportation planning and design has rapid change in people’s mobility needs and addressing the climate emergency at its heart.
Mark Johnston, Director, Planning
Good planning is collaborative, sustainable, and adaptable: the three pillars of environmentally-sound, resilient communities.
Chris Pittner, Director, Civil Engineering and Water Management
Developing imaginative solutions for sustainable water management can provide multiple benefits to communities.
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