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Marine logistics outfit involved in transporting two platforms from Tyne of Newcastle to Port of Nigg
Harlyn Solutions has completed its scope of work on the 882MW Moray West offshore wind project, off Scotland, supporting transportation and installation of two Offshore Substation Platforms (OSPs).
The company was involved in transporting the OSPs from the Tyne of Newcastle to the Port of Nigg, in Scotland.
Ocean Winds is developing the offshore wind farm.
Additionally, Harlyn was entrusted by Moray West to undertake the monopile cleaning scope.
Harlyn Solutions is a marine logistical engineering company specialising in moving unusually large cargo, project operations consultation and end-to-end transportation.
Harlyn Solutions managing director Hamish Adamson said: "I am immensely proud of the Harlyn team for successfully completing the scope of work for the Moray West wind farm project, contributing significantly to its progress.
“I am thrilled by our teams dedication and support in realizing this milestone.
“Harlyn remains committed to excellence in renewable energy, and we look forward to continued engineering led solutions we provide to our clients."
Moray West project director Pete Geddes added: “Harlyn has provided an excellent contribution to the Moray West project.
“Harlyns commitment to safety and efficiency has been exemplary, and together with a flexible approach to project needs have ensured a seamless and successful execution of the scope.
“Their expertise has been an invaluable asset to the projects progress." |
