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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?
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.
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...
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.
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.
