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Monthly Safety Award goes to Macmillan

£1,000 Donated to Macmillan Cancer Support In partnership with Seaway7 and Seagreen Wind Energy Limited, the latest winner of the Hazard...

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The last of 114 wind turbine foundations leave Port of Nigg destined for Seagreen

Seagreen has entered the final phases of work after the remaining eight three-legged foundation towers were successfully loaded onto...

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ANGUS COMMUNITY RECEIVE £120,000 FROM SEAGREEN COMMUNITY FUND

Residents in the small Angus village of Wellbank are celebrating after receiving a six-figure award from the Seagreen Wind Energy...

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Seagreen STEM at Monifieth High School

Pupils at Monifeith High School enjoy week of STEM activities Over the course of last week, Monifeith High School pupils ranging from S1...

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Contractors building Seagreen Wind Farm donate recycled cable drums to local schools

Pupils at Tealing and Murroes Primary schools were delighted to receive recycled cable drums, thanks to companies involved in the...

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Building Scotland’s largest offshore wind farm

Global Port Services celebrates another milestone as WTG components for the Seagreen Offshore Wind Farm start to arrive at the Port of...

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Powering the Future

A brand new Skills for the Future Lab, which will inspire the future workforce to excel in emerging technologies, officially opened in...

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More monthly safety awards made

We are delighted to announce that the winner of this month's Monthly Hazard Observation Card Award is Dougie Mauchline, Labourer for...

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Seagreen’s renewable energy output to be maximised

Application granted to vary consent for remaining 36 offshore turbines. Plans to maximise the renewable energy potential of Seagreen,...

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Turbine installation hits the halfway mark

Half of the 114 turbines which will make up Scotland’s largest offshore wind farm are now in place in the North Sea off the East coast of...

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