Bates Clean Energy Terminal offers a unique opportunity for investors who operate in the marine, offshore and renewable energy sector. The site has recently undergone an extensive £10m+ redevelopment programme and has green, clean energy at its core.
Key Features
Size
5Ha development opportunity with Investment Zone status
Use
Quay linked development land with green credentials
Location
NE24 5SY
In the area
Port of Blyth
Energy Central
Pioneers in Offshore Wind - over 25 years experience in Offshore Wind
Coming Soon
Energy Central Institute
Location
Located on Port of Blyth, Bates Clean Energy Terminal offers investors quay-linked development land with green credentials. The site offers fantastic connectivity via Blyth’s deep water port and nearby access to the A1(M) and A19 via the A189 arterial road.
Port Training Services’ unique Wind Turbine Training Facility is located on the site, offering a whole range of real-world training opportunities to the renewables sector. Bates Clean Energy Terminal also offers direct access to the adjacent Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult research and testing facilities.
About the Site
Bates Clean Energy Terminal
The Port of Blyth continues to enhance its reputation as one of the UK’s leading offshore energy support bases through its Bates Clean Energy Terminal, a major low carbon redevelopment scheme.
The terminal is the result of a £10m+ redevelopment programme that has delivered a heavy load out quay, new roads and hardstanding, a heavy-lift electric crane and warehouse upgrades.
The terminal is served by two heavy lift quays offering up to 8.0m LAT suitable for vessels up to 160m LOA. The terminal benefits from a RoRo pontoon, more than 16,000 sq. m of existing warehousing and workshop space, a marine fuels facility and 8HA of open storage/development land available.
Port Training Services’ unique Wind Turbine Training Facility is located on the site, offering a whole range of real-world training opportunities to the renewables sector. Bates Clean Energy Terminal also offers direct access to the adjacent Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult research and testing facilities.
All operational terminals at the Port benefit from a wide range of handling equipment and experience for lifting project pieces up to 600 tonne and moving pieces up to 2,500 tonne by RoRo and SPMTs.
“Positioning the Pharos Head Office & Operational Facility within Blyth allows us to benefit from the broad North-East talent pool to service our offshore clients from a superb geographical location with great services and supply chain capabilities”
What's in the Area?
Port of Blyth
Deep-water port
Train Station
Newsham & Blyth Bebside Train Station
Connected Location
Connected via major A189
ORE Catapult
World class R&D test facility
Energy Central
Home to Northumberland's renewable energy cluster
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