North Lindsey College set for multi-million investment with new look campus
Work is due to begin next year
A new look planned for North Lindsey College on Kingsway, Scunthorpe (Image: North Lindsey College)
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UK Government invests £95m in two new offshore wind power ports
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£95M offshore wind investment for Humber and Teesside ports
Two new ports will be constructed on the Humber and Teesside to build the next generation of offshore wind projects as part of a £95M investment to boost the industry and create 6,000 new jobs in the North.
Able Marine Energy Park, on the south bank of the River Humber, will receive up to £75M in government investment, and Teesworks Offshore Manufacturing Centre, on the River Tees, will benefit from up to £20M.
Construction will begin later this year to upgrade the two ports with new infrastructure.
Together the ports will have the capacity to house up to seven manufacturers to support the development of the next generation offshore wind projects.
UK government to invest 95 million pounds in new offshore wind facilities Reuters 10/03/2021 © Reuters/Craig Brough FILE PHOTO: The sun sets behind the SSI UK steelworks in Redcar
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will invest 95 million pounds ($132 million) in the construction of two new facilities to service a big expansion in offshore wind farms, creating around 6,000 jobs in the north of England, the government said on Wednesday.
Able Marine Energy Park, in the Humber region, will receive up to 75 million pounds, and Teesworks Offshore Manufacturing Centre on Teesside, will get up to 20 million pounds.
The two sites will house manufacturers supporting the development of up to 9 GW of offshore wind energy projects each year, which will be enough electricity to power around 8 million homes, the government said.