Floating home for Triton Knoll’s UK offshore construction team makes port at Grimsby Two-weeks rotation will generate activity for local services as teams of 45 swap places. Meet the UK construction management team living and working offshore around the clock, to build the state-of-the-art Triton Knoll Offshore Wind Farm project. The team is permanently based … Read more
– 15 recruits include local renewables first-timers and shows commitment to new jobs – Further recruitment will follow as project build’s team of 70 at new Grimsby operations base. The first new recruits to join Triton Knoll’s offshore Operations team in Grimsby have taken up their posts, as the project’s presence in the town grows. … Read more
New infrastructure will enable turbine handling for the first time at Able Seaton Port Site preparation earthworks and drainage are now underway Turbine contractor MHI Vestas will deliver the first components to the north east in early 2021 Preparatory works are underway to transform Able Seaton Port (Able) for its role at the heart of … Read more
Our first Community Newsletter of 2020 is out now, packed with news and information charting the project’s move offshore to begin installing the offshore infrastructure. Copies have been delivered to thousands of homes around the area and is also now available online. Look out for updates on the our offshore works which started earlier this … Read more
-Fund has so far allocated over £340,000 to 39 community projects -Fourth funding round is now open for bids -Annual Community Fund will take over from 2021. Thirteen local community initiatives and projects are the latest to successfully bid into the Triton Knoll Community Fund and will share a windfall of £101,670. To date, … Read more
Triton Knoll is delighted to confirm that the first of our 90 wind turbine monopile foundations has been safely and successfully installed, 32km off the Lincolnshire coast. The c.600 tonne steel monopile and its bright yellow transition piece was installed by Seaway7’s ‘Strashnov’ which is contracted to transport and install all 90 of the wind … Read more
New Grimsby team will manage all offshore construction activity Foundations will be the first components to be installed offshore. Triton Knoll celebrates the new year with a major milestone as it aims to begin installation of the first state-of-the-art offshore components at the most powerful windfarm in the innogy (1) fleet. During 2020, the project … Read more
They’re in! the The Triton Knoll Offshore Construction Services (OCS) team has become the first to move into our new facilities at Grimsby’s Royal Dock, establishing a HQ for offshore construction next year. At the same time, we’re continuing to recruit for our latest vacancies on the project, which will also be based out of … Read more
Exciting progress continues to be achieved with the assembly of our two offshore substation platforms (OSP). The first of two transition piece (TP) bottom sections has now been up-ended at Smulders’ Wallsend yard near Newcastle, ready for the next steps in the production process. The large, yellow OSP East TP in our latest film … Read more
Six charities from Lincolnshire have received a share of a £12,000 charity fund pot from Siemens and the 857MW Triton Knoll Offshore Windfarm project. Click here to watch how each charity greeted the donations Each of the local good causes were deliberately chosen because of their proximity to the construction project and have been nominated … Read more