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Home›Marine Energy›Atlantis brings business to Nigg Energy Park
Marine Energy

May 5, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Atlantis brings business to Nigg Energy Park

Atlantis has granted Global Energy Group (GEG) a preferred supplier status for the provision of certain fabrication, manufacture, assembly and logistical support services. Atlantis will enter into a lease at GEG’s Nigg Energy Park for Shop 1, located in Scotland, and use the facility for turbine ass

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Atlantis has granted Global Energy Group (GEG) a preferred supplier status for the provision of certain fabrication, manufacture, assembly and logistical support services.

Atlantis will enter into a lease at GEG’s Nigg Energy Park for Shop 1, located in Scotland, and use the facility for turbine assembly and testing.

Atlantis will also relocate activities and equipment from Marine Current Turbines’ existing Bristol turbine integration facility as well as Atlantis’ UK turbine assembly and testing programmes in support of the MeyGen project.

The recently completed quayside extension at Nigg Energy Park will allow Atlantis to conduct foundation and turbine fabrication, assembly and testing as well as vessel operations supporting MeyGen and other future projects in the enlarger Atlantis portfolio, GEG’s press release reads.

“At the Global Energy’s site Atlantis will be establishing a dedicated facility for the assembly, testing and commissioning of tidal turbines and will also undertake the construction and fabrication of foundations. We’ll use the new extended quayside at the Nigg facility for all of our offshore operations, and it’s also related to ongoing operations and maintenace,” Tim Cornelius , CEO of Atlantis, said in an interview for BRR Media , a digital communications platform.

Gordon Ronaldson , Executive Vice President of the GEG’s Process & Equipment business, commented: “We see a real opportunity through this acquisition to establish Scotland as the centre of excellence for the sector, in terms of IP ownership, project development and manufacturing. We look forward to welcoming the enlarged Atlantis group to Nigg Energy Park and to supporting their various projects in Scotland and throughout the UK.”

Global Energy Group is an energy sector service group that aims to enhance value, reduce risks and provide innovative solutions to energy companies and their contractors. The company offers fabrication and maintenance services, as well as resource management, supply chain solutions and vendor inspection services within its portfolio.

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