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a world class renewable cluster on the tyne
  Developed by Shepherd Offshore in partnership with local goverment. Shepherd Offshore is an established developer with a proven track record.

The Renewable Energy Park, Newcastle, is the second phase of a unique, integrated facility delivering excellence for the energy sector, in engineering, assembly and innovation.

Situated on the riverside, next to Offshore Technology Park and stretching from Walker to Jarrow along the north and south bank of the Tyne, this superb bespoke development is ideally positioned to offer direct supply lines to proposed and approved UK offshore wind farms and a seamless local supply chain of supporting technologies for a total supply base solution.

Our established infrastructure, government and local support combined with the expansion of this exceptional operation, makes your decision for investment in manufacturing a simple and immediate one.
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16.02.10
ETI unveils plans to design world’s largest open access indoor test facility for offshore wind turbines




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16.03.09
Details of Round 3 bids announced

Following the closure on 3 March 2009 of the competitive tender process for the licensing of Round 3 offshore windfarms,

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the north east of england should become the capital city of the UK's booming wind industry experts have said

 
 
  It will act as a magnet for industry, investment and skills in the same way Aberdeen did for the North Sea oil industry.  
  A wind industry hub will encourage supply chains and assembly and bring overseas turbine manufacturers into the UK creating thousands of new jobs.  
  Dr Gordon Edge of the British Wind Energy Authority (BWEA) said the north-east is a natural choice because it is on the edge of the North Sea where most of the offshore wind farms will be sited.  
 
 
 







 
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