
Natural Power Flags Invasive Species Risk for Offshore Wind
Natural Power highlights biosecurity risks from invasive non-native species as offshore wind infrastructure expands, pointing to monitoring and environmental management measures.

Natural Power highlights biosecurity risks from invasive non-native species as offshore wind infrastructure expands, pointing to monitoring and environmental management measures.

Inch Cape turbine components are arriving at the Port of Dundee, where 576 components for 72 Vestas V236-15MW turbines will be handled ahead of offshore installation.

Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm has completed installation of 54 transition pieces, with Seaway7 carrying out the campaign from Leith using Seaway Alfa Lift.

Global Port Services Shipping has won a multi-million-pound vessel support contract for Seaway7’s Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm work in Scotland.

CWHI has completed delivery of all 32 XXL monopiles for the Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm, with the final eight units departing Qinzhou on COSCO vessel XIANG TAIKOU for Scotland’s Port of Leith.

CWHI has delivered a third batch of eight XXL monopiles for the Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm to the Port of Leith, transported by Cosco heavy lift vessel XIANG YUN KOU (LOA 216.7 m, beam 43 m).

CWHI has completed 18 of 30 Transition Pieces for the Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm at its Longxue Yard, with the first batch scheduled to depart for Scotland in November as fabrication continues on schedule.

COSCO SHIPPING’s XIANG YUNKOU has departed from CWHI’s Qinzhou yard carrying eight XXL monopiles to Scotland for the Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm.

COSCO’s heavy transport vessel Zhen Hua 33 has departed Qinzhou with eight XXL monopiles for the Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm, scheduled to arrive in Leith, Scotland.
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