Explore Norway's ambitious project, Rogfast, which aims to create the world's longest underwater road tunnel.

Tunnels are used to carry traffic through some of the most extreme terrain on the planet and they help ease journeys with reduced travel time. While most tunnels offer a short underground burst of ...

On a tunnel project, it is often the tunnelling itself that attracts the most attention. But the path to a completed tunnel system involves far more than blasting alone. Once the rock has been ...

With 27 kilometers in length and a deepest point of 392 meters below sea level, Rogfast will replace seven ferry crossings on the west coast of Norway and cut a 21-hour journey in half On the west ...

A major milestone has been reached on Norway’s Rogfast project with the completion of the first of two deep ventilation shafts of 8.6m and 9.4m diameter on the island of Kvitsøy, supporting ...

The ventilation shaft, which runs directly from the surface to the tunnel at a depth of 231 metres, is an essential part of Lot E02 of the Rogfast project, which is being carried out by a joint ...