Mid-way between Aberdeen and Great Yarmouth, the Port of blyth offers a strategic location for offshore energy opportunities across the north sea.
Mid-way between Aberdeen and Great Yarmouth, the Port of blyth offers a strategic location for offshore energy opportunities across the north sea.
As a leading UK offshore energy support base, Port of Blyth can provide everything a client may need to complete a project successfully, safely and on time/on budget.
The Port offers heavy lift quays, existing property, open storage, plenty of development land, a mature supply chain capable of supporting the most complex of projects and a highly experienced workforce committed to excellence.
Blyth is also home to the influential Energy Central partnership intent on supporting inward investment from the renewables sector, the world leading test facilities of the Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult, the £35m Northumberland Energy Park development and EDF’s Blyth Offshore Demonstrator Wind Farm.
Over the last decade the Port has provided support for numerous major equipment/component manufacturing projects delivered on site by several of its leading tenants. Royal IHC, Osbit and Texo have regularly benefitted from assistance with significant heavy lift and SPMT operations, logistics, vessel calls, training and more. With a mature supply chain and land development sites available, the Port is well positioned to support further projects and incoming clients.
Having handled thousands of component parts for both onshore and offshore wind farm developments, it is safe to say that the Port is a reliable offshore wind partner. With up to 15HA of land immediately available across two secure terminals served by heavy lift quays, Port of Blyth is well placed to offer significant project marshalling support, while its heavy lift capability and experience is of significant value.
Port of Blyth has a well-earned reputation for providing exemplar cable handling and storage services, offering heavy lift experience and specifically trained staff to safely oversee cable related projects. As well as handling and storing multiple reels, recently the Port worked with tenant Global Marine on the installation of a permanent carousel on site and has also delivered bespoke carousel solutions for the likes of Subsea7 and DeepOcean.
Having significant experience of supporting a huge range of mobilisation/demobilisation operations for the likes of Subsea7, Helix Energy Solutions and tenants Enshore Subsea and Global Marine, the Port is well placed to support similarly complex projects. Regular support is provided for mobilisations including ROVs, subsea ploughs, A-Frames, carousels and tower lay systems. With safety prioritised, clients often choose Blyth due to the Port’s ability to mobilise multiple vessels at once and a mature supply chain, including relationships with leading heavy lift partners on site.
Port of Blyth regularly offers support to complex and unique offshore energy related projects for the likes of GE Renewable Energy, Subsea7, TechnipFMC, Saipem, Helix Energy Solutions and Baker Hughes. Experience of heavy lifts up to 300 tonnes (with additional capacity available), plentiful storage and a mature supply chain ensures that just about any project can be completed in Blyth on time and on budget. Being the first UK port to achieve ISO45001 verifies its safety credentials, while its flexible and collaborative approach always proves attractive.
Find out more about the Port’s first class facilities across four ISPS secure terminals around the estuary.