Protect your beach, strengthen your coastline and create new marine habitat with one integrated solution.
The Reef Enhancing Breakwater, or REB, is a high-performance submerged breakwater installed parallel to the shoreline. It reduces incoming wave energy to fight erosion and protect valuable coastal assets, while its modular ReefBlocks are designed to function as a thriving artificial reef.
By combining coastal protection, biodiversity enhancement and material-efficient engineering, the REB offers resorts and coastal developments a more sustainable and cost-effective alternative to conventional breakwaters.
Protect the shoreline. Restore the reef. Preserve the value of your coast.
Boskalis chose to work with Reefy in the Rotterdam Reef project as we see value in it's double function as environmental breakwater that can both withstand waves and provides habitat for marine life.
The Reefy living Breakwater has been tested in our experimental facilities, showing stability and wave attenuation under hurricane conditions. We see their potential in the field and are looking forward to future collaboration.
Quantify Impact. Unlock Insight. Protect Aquatic Ecosystems.
Ecosystem Health Monitoring
Delft, The Netherlands
BTW: NL860704518B01
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