Last of Seagreen foundation towers depart Port of Nigg
Seagreen Wind Farm is has entered the home stretch as the remaining eight three-legged foundation towers were successfully loaded onto barges at Global Energy Group’s Port of Nigg in the Highlands of Scotland.Read more
Final Seagreen jacket reaches Port of Nigg
The long haul transportation scope for the Seagreen offshore wind project has been completed with the delivery of the final jacket to the marshalling yard at the Port of Nigg. Read more
Seagreen picks Port of Nigg as WTG pre-assembly site
Seagreen, a joint venture between TotalEnergies and SSE Renewables, has picked the Port of Nigg as the pre-assembly site for the world’s deepest fixed foundation offshore wind project. Multiple contracts have been signed with Global...Read more
Seaway7 transports Seagreeen wind turbine foundations
The wind turbine foundations for the Seagreen offshore wind farm in Scotland will soon be transported from the Port of Nigg, to their future home in the north sea. The transport is being handled by...Read more
Heerema’s Thialf installs 4,800-ton Seagreen offshore platform
Heerema Marine Contractors has completed its first job of the season in the North Sea with the installation of the 4,800 metric ton Seagreen offshore platform. The heavy lifting has been completed by Heerema’s semi-submersible...Read more
Seagreen substation jacket installed
Construction of Seagreen, the world’s deepest fixed bottom offshore wind farm, which is also Scotland’s largest, has reached another milestone with the installation of a jacket in preparation for the project’s offshore substation topside which...Read more
Roll Group plays its part in Seagreen superstructures load-out
Roll Group unveiled its Roll Group Middle East unit has taken part and has performed the recent loadout of various items for the JF2001 – Seagreen windfarm project for its client Eversendai Offshore RMC FZE...Read more
Delivery of Vestas turbine parts for Seagreen project well underway
Delivery of parts for Scotland’s biggest and the world’s deepest fixed bottom offshore wind farm, Seagreen, is well underway. Marshalling operations for wind turbine parts have commenced at Able Seaton port in Hartlepool. Read more
Seagreen superstructures on the move
The development of Scotland’s largest and world’s deepest offshore wind farm, Seagreen, has taken a step forward. Petrofac loaded out the High Voltage Alternating Current (HVAC) offshore substation platform jacket and piles, while back on...Read more