Triton Knoll Offshore Wind Farm is delivering a clear message to local suppliers to sign-up online and get ahead of the game for potential opportunities with the £multi-billion east coast renewables project.

The project exhibited at the region’s leading business event LEP Business Live, on Friday 21 October, and meet with local companies interested in potential supply chain opportunities to explain how to get more involved.

A Triton Knoll spokesperson said: “Triton Knoll represents a potentially significant local supply chain investment. Our aim is to ensure that local businesses have great visibility of opportunities with the project, and the chance to compete for contracts with both us and our main contractors

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• Triton Knoll can progress to CfD auction as a fully consented project
• Wind Farm is great opportunity for Humber area, potentially worth £224million and 800 jobs in construction alone
• Project remains confident of being one of the most cost-competitive projects.

Triton Knoll Offshore Wind Farm was today delighted with the decision by Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, Greg Clark, to grant a Development Consent Order for its electrical system.

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• Offshore wind project supports local business
• Spalding company will provide online services
• Potential for further local opportunities anticipated in months ahead.

Triton Knoll wind farm is taking offshore online thanks to a new contract with Spalding-based web developers Drive By Websites.

The local outfit has been working closely with the Triton Knoll team to provide a full suite of web services to design, build and host a brand new website for the project, which is due to go live in the coming weeks.

Project Director James Cotter said he was delighted to have the local firm join the project: “We are pleased to be able to welcome local web provider Drive By Websites on board, and are looking forward to working closely with Jack McLean and his team as Triton Knoll progresses.

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Triton Knoll Offshore Wind Farm has pledged ‘more of the same’ in Lincolnshire, after east coast Galloper Wind Farm Ltd (GWFL)⁽¹⁾ today announced a new £25m contract that will generate up to 100 local jobs ⁽²⁾.

The Galloper contract award was made to James Fisher for offshore and marine services, and is a great example of the kind of opportunities Triton Knoll Offshore Wind Farm would also be able to unlock as it moves towards construction.

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Triton Knoll Offshore Wind Farm, a major energy project being planned off the coast of Lincolnshire, will be taken forward by a new management team who will be working hand in hand with the Lincolnshire community, placing them very much at the heart of their approach.

The new team has been formed following the recently announced partnership between Statkraft and RWE Innogy, who are now joint owners of the Triton Knoll project, with Statkraft managing the development.

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