Webuild-led PerGenova Breakwater extends Genoa offshore breakwater to 1,670 meters

By Public Technologies
  • Webuild-led PerGenova Breakwater consortium extended Genoa’s new offshore breakwater to 1,670 meters following placement of another prefabricated caisson.
  • Project aims to enable access for next-generation large container ships, strengthening Genoa’s role as a Mediterranean logistics hub.
  • Caisson prefabrication continues at Vado Ligure alongside offshore seabed preparation, supporting parallel execution of onshore and marine works.
  • The breakwater is being built in waters up to 50 meters deep for the Western Ligurian Sea Port Authority.


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