Author Archives: Chris Mackinlay

Able UK will be using controlled and engineered explosive techniques tomorrow (November 27) as part of the operation to dismantle and recycle a redundant offshore structure at its Able Seaton Port facility near Hartlepool. The explosion, which is likely to …

Triton Knoll investment enables port transformation Able Seaton Port welcomes first ever turbine components to site All 15 blades to arrive are manufactured by MHI Vestas in the UK Triton Knoll is marking a series of project ‘firsts’ as turbine …

NEVER USED – 2 x H80 Pump Units for sale at ABLE Seaton Port, Tees Road, Hartlepool, TS25 2DB. Please contact Andy King on 01642 806080 for more information.

2 x Simpower 241 KVA generators for sale at ABLE Seaton Port, Tees Road, Hartlepool, TS25 2DB. Please contact Andy King on 01642 806080 for more information.

The head of Able UK has said today that its marine energy park development on the River Humber is ‘uniquely placed’ to deliver the ambition for the UK to become a world leader in wind energy set out by the …

MHI Vestas has begun a major ramp up in UK offshore wind activity with a move into Able Seaton Port (ASP) in Hartlepool, ready to install turbines at the Triton Knoll project in Q1 2021 As part of the preparatory …

GE Renewable Energy to supply 190 Haliade-X turbines for Dogger Bank A and B The project will be first in the world to feature the 13MW variant of GE Renewable Energy’s Haliade-X platform GE confirms marshaling harbor activities at Able …

Dogger Bank Wind Farm, the largest wind farm in the world under construction, has confirmed GE’s 13MW Haliade-X as the turbine powering the first two phases of the project Able Seaton Port in Hartlepool, UK confirmed as marshalling base for …

The head of Able UK has today predicted that the Humber Ports Port is ready to become a ‘a vital part of the brave new world’ of offshore wind as one of the world’s leading pipe manufacturers confirmed its intention …

North Lincolnshire’s economy is to receive a £4.3m boost thanks to the £25.8million awarded to Lincolnshire as part of the Government’s Getting Building Fund. The fund supports the delivery of shovel-ready infrastructure projects to boost economic growth, fuel local recovery …