Norway will begin building the world's first ship tunnel in 2027, creating a safer route through the stormy Stad Peninsula.

Norway is boring a 1-mile tunnel through solid rock to move ships. See how this engineering feat will bypass the coast's deadliest sea.

Norway is boring a 1.7km tunnel through a mountain to bypass Europe's deadliest waters. See how this engineering feat will ...

In Scandinavia, Norway is investing several hundred million dollars in a one-of-a-kind infrastructure project.

Ships rounding Norway’s Stadlandet Peninsula can face storms roughly 100 days a year, waves reported at up to 30 meters, and seas that arrive from several directions at once. Norway now plans to ...

Norway is preparing to move ahead with the construction of the world’s first ship ...

Norway on Wednesday unveiled plans to build the world’s first sea tunnel to pass through a mountain, avoiding dangerous waters that intimidated even the Vikings. Built to bypass the Stad peninsula, a ...

AF Gruppen has been awarded the design-build contract for Norway’s landmark Stad Ship Tunnel project, paving the way for ...

The world's first full-size ship tunnel will cost a staggering £671million to build - even though it will cover a distance of just over a mile. Norway has given the green light for construction to ...

In Norway, ships will soon be able to pass under a mountain ridge between two fjords. The parliament has approved the budget for the controversial project.