Offshore wind plant to bring jobs boost to Montrose
Offshore wind plant to bring jobs boost to MontroseImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, The Port of Montrose has also been selected as the preferred base for a major offshore windfarm project Published4 minutes agoAn offshore wind turbine facility is to be created at the Port of Montrose, supporting about 80 jobs. The factory, which will make components for off-shore wind turbines, is to be run by engineering firm Subsea Micropiles following a £5m investment. A further £6.7m is being provided by the state-owned Scottish National Investment Bank, with Scottish Enterprise also pledging £1.45m.First Minister John Swinney, during a visit to the site in Angus, said it would help ensure "benefits of the energy transition are retained in Scotland".
- ▪Offshore wind plant to bring jobs boost to MontroseImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, The Port of Montrose has also been selected as the preferred base for a major offshore windfarm project Published4 minutes agoAn offshore wind turbi
- ▪The factory, which will make components for off-shore wind turbines, is to be run by engineering firm Subsea Micropiles following a £5m investment.
- ▪A further £6.7m is being provided by the state-owned Scottish National Investment Bank, with Scottish Enterprise also pledging £1.45m.First Minister John Swinney, during a visit to the site in Angus, said it would help ensure "benefits of t
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Offshore wind plant to bring jobs boost to MontroseImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, The Port of Montrose has also been selected as the preferred base for a major offshore windfarm project Published4 minutes agoAn offshore wind turbine facility is to be created at the Port of Montrose, supporting about 80 jobs. The factory, which will make components for off-shore wind turbines, is to be run by engineering firm Subsea Micropiles following a £5m investment. A further £6.7m is being provided by the state-owned Scottish National Investment Bank, with Scottish Enterprise also pledging £1.45m.First Minister John Swinney, during a visit to the site in Angus, said it would help ensure "benefits of the energy transition are retained in Scotland".
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