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Port of Blyth
Registrace 10. 08. 2015
Port of Blyth is one of the UK's leading offshore energy support bases, is home to some of the sector's leading companies and a number of world leading projects. Check out our project and promo films!
Port of Blyth in 2021 - Leading UK Offshore Energy Support Base
Port of Blyth is one of the UK's leading offshore energy support bases, regularly providing a range of services to world leading companies from the offshore and renewable sectors. Check out our latest promo detailing some of the recent projects we've supported.
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Introducing Blyth STEM Hub
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Blyth STEM Hub is dedicated to supporting young people to explore and develop their passions for STEM subjects, a with particular focus on those relating to the offshore energy and renewables sector in Blyth. Check out what's on offer HERE!
Decommissioning in Blyth in 2021
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The Port and its #decommissioning partner Thompsons of Prudhoe offer a fully licenced decommissioning service to clients throughout the offshore energy sector. Learn more about the strengths of the partnership & the value of the recent £1m investment in improvements to our decommissioning facility.
Port of Blyth Support Royal IHC McDermott Tower Load Out
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Port of Blyth has supported the load out of leading tenant Royal IHC's state of the art 2500 tonne J-lay system for client McDermott. A huge team effort, the project again highlights the capability of Blyth's offshore energy support base model.
Introducing Port of Blyth's Bates Clean Energy Terminal
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As part of a multi-million pound investment programme, the Port of Blyth has announced the launch of its Bates Clean Energy Terminal, offering enhanced facilities and the opportunity for low carbon focused investment and innovation.
Port of Blyth Completes Orbital Marine Tidal Turbine Decommissioning
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Offshore decommissioning partners Port of Blyth and Thompsons of Prudhoe recently completed a project to decommission Orbital Marine Power's 2MW SR2000 floating tidal turbine. The project included a 516-tonne tandem lift of the turbine onto the quayside using crawler cranes, in what was the port’s largest heavy lift to date.
Port of Blyth in 2020 - Leading UK Offshore Energy Support Base
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Port of Blyth is one of the UK's leading offshore energy support bases, regularly providing a range of services to world leading companies from the offshore and renewable sectors. Check out our latest promo detailing some of the recent projects we've supported.
Introducing Transped
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Established in 1997 to create add on services for the Port of Blyth, Transped's provides a range of logistics related services include a weekly liner service to Europe, import/export packing, warehousing, distribution and storage as well as worldwide forwarding.
Port of Blyth - Key Gateway to the Region in 2020
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Known as one of the UK's leading offshore energy support bases, Port of Blyth is home to a host of leading subsea and engineering clients whilst also providing a key link to Europe and beyond for a range of unitised and bulk cargoes. As a Trust Port our stakeholders are central to our plans.
Port of Blyth Installs Unique £1m Wind Turbine Training Facility
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In a first for the UK wind industry Port of Blyth has installed a bespoke wind turbine training facility at one of its terminals as part of a £1m investment in training provision aimed at the offshore energy sector. Watch as the Vestas V47 turbine itself is installed.
Port of Blyth Support Maersk Decom Project
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Port of Blyth completed its largest oil and gas decommissioning project to date, working alongside Maersk Decom, who together with Maersk Supply Service has been project managing the removal, recycling and waste management of subsea infrastructure for Perenco’s Thames field in the UK North Sea.
Port of Blyth - Leading UK Offshore Energy Support Base
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Port of Blyth is one of the UK's leading offshore energy support bases, regularly providing a range of services to world leading companies from the offshore and renewable sectors.
Port of Blyth - Serving the Region in 2019
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Known as a leading UK offshore energy support base, Port of Blyth is home to a host of leading subsea and engineering clients whilst also providing a key link to Europe and beyond for a range of unitised and bulk cargoes. As a Trust Port our stakeholders are at the centre of every decision we make.
Bringing Decommissioning to Blyth
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Benefiting from a strategic location on the east coast of the UK, midway between Aberdeen and Great Yarmouth, Port of Blyth’s fully permitted decommissioning facilities are ideally placed to support the anticipated major expansion of activity in the North, Central and Southern North Sea. Focussed at our Battleship Wharf terminal, the dedicated 2.3 hectare site is licensed for capacity up to 50,...
Port of Blyth - Leading Offshore Energy Support Base
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Port of Blyth is fast becoming one of the UK's leading offshore energy supply bases, with leading companies from across the sector utilising a wide range of services provided by the port for the offshore and renewable energy sectors.
Major Redevelopments at the Port of Blyth
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Major Redevelopments at the Port of Blyth
PTS - Training by industry for industry
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PTS - Training by industry for industry
Tour of Energy Central & Port of Blyth
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Tour of Energy Central & Port of Blyth
Port of Blyth - the Region's International Gateway
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Port of Blyth - the Region's International Gateway
Port of Blyth Welcomes the OHT Albatross & GMS Evolution
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Port of Blyth Welcomes the OHT Albatross & GMS Evolution
Port of Blyth Supports Royal IHC Launch of the J-Lay System
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Port of Blyth Supports Royal IHC Launch of the J-Lay System
Port of Blyth - a Trust Port with a Community Focus
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Port of Blyth - a Trust Port with a Community Focus
Port of Blyth's Offshore Energy Supply Base
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Port of Blyth's Offshore Energy Supply Base
Energy Sector Support from Port of Blyth and Arch
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Energy Sector Support from Port of Blyth and Arch
Would the Port of Blyth be interested in backing the proposed Northumberland Coast Loop to see longer distance rail services run Newcastle - Edinburgh via Blyth?
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This is a fake wind turbine I see it nearly every day
Nice job
das Video ist von 2017 und jetzt auf einmal schickt CZcams uns alle hier her. und wir wissen immer noch nicht, um was es sich da eigentlich handelt.
So we have a barge, a crane and not much else. An explanation of what we're looking at would have been nice
and J-lay tower that will be installed on the ship later on and then used for pipeline installation. on video we see the installation of tower levelling system that allows tower to rotate from vertical position (90 degrees) to a different angle, say 60 degrees.
If this is Britain which country did they import this object from , Britain isn't capable of , manufacturing this whatever it is .
Virtually zero information , which country ??? what is it ?????? .
What is the point of this GIF, upload a real video not just a fraction of a video. the internet is is starting to get polluted with micro videos. It's a bigger problem than micro plastic...
That was a very lovely.....thing.
wow amazing
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Poor seabirds, killed by the blades ......
How much prices in Bangladesh
This is fantastic......what is it.
Submarine cable laying thingamyjig.
I do love looking at thingamyjigs
This is fantastic.....what is it.
I believe This part of the water pipe laying equipment
if only ground level didn't look shit
Haha
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Awesome video! As always, it's been a pleasure to work with you guys. Keep up the good work and here's to a bright and prosperous future as your plans become reality.
What happened to the two offshore turbines from 2000?
Hi Thomas, they are likely to be decommissioned later this year through the Port and we could well be using one of the turbines for training purposes to support future wind sector growth. As you may know they were the first offshore turbines in UK waters so have a significance to the industry.