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Fleet owner has supported Dogger Bank, Kincardine, Moray East and Triton Knoll
Green Marine is targeting growth across the UK’s burgeoning offshore wind sector after supporting several projects.
In the last 12 months the Orkney-based fleet operator has supported a range of clients including Marine Scotland, Wood, MMS Offshore, Floatation Energy, 23 Degrees Renewables, Partrac, Fugro, Briggs Marine, Openreach (BT) and Rocksalt Subsea.
Project work has spanned the world’s largest offshore wind farm, Dogger Bank, off the coast of Yorkshire, and the world’s largest floating offshore wind farm, Kincardine, near Aberdeen.
Further projects have involved Moray East in the North Sea, Triton Knoll off the Lincolnshire coast and Greater Gabbard near Suffolk.
In addition, Green Marine has supported a number of offshore wind farm sites under construction and development, including Neart Na Gaoithe, West of Orkney, Inch Cape, MachairWind, Caledonia, Muir Mhor, Pentland, and Salamander.
Chartering its specialist vessels, the firm has provided support with crew transfers, dive operations, surveying and fishery liaison services as well as recovery, maintenance and redeployment of acoustic recording devices, buoys, ACDP (Acoustic Doppler Current Profilers) and FLiDAR devices.
Green Marine engineering manager Myles Metson said: “In 2023, Green Marine generated most of its revenue through vessel charter.
“However, we are witnessing increasing demand for turnkey solutions-based contracts.
“We are now driving expansion through key contracts and the acquisition of additional assets to deliver a broader range of in-house services in response to market demand, and release the financial risk associated with using subcontractors.
“Ultimately, this relieves a major headache for our clients, ensuring a smoother and more cost-effective solution.”
Green Marine managing director Jason Schofield said the company has “strategically positioned itself as an early mover” in the local supply chain for Scotland’s growing offshore wind market. |
