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Country summary: United Kingdom
energy-pedia opportunities - United Kingdom:
| Current deals: | 35 |
| Licensing articles: | 289 |
| Completed deals: | 1191 |
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United Kingdom - recent news
| 20 Aug 26 |
UK: DeepOcean completes subsea tie-back construction for Teal West development Global ocean services provider DeepOcean has successfully completed subsea construction and tie-in work at the Teal West development on the UK Continental Shelf for Anasuria Operating Company. Teal West is an offshore oil and gas development project located in the Central North Sea, on the UK Continental Shelf. The field has been developed as a subsea tieback to the existing Anasuria FPSO facility. |
| 20 Aug 26 |
UK: Great British Energy jobs pledge faces further scrutiny Great British Energy has reaffirmed its promise to create jobs in Aberdeen following newspaper reports that more than a third of its workforce lives outside Scotland. |
| 20 Aug 26 |
UK: Jones Bros secures contract to deliver landmark Carno III Wind Farm A leading civil engineering firm has secured a multi-million-pound contract to deliver key infrastructure for the first significant wind farm development in mid Wales for almost a decade. |
| 20 Aug 26 |
UK: Harmony Energy energises Skeeby battery energy storage project in North Yorkshire Harmony Energy, one of Europe’s leading developers, owners and operators of utility-scale battery energy storage systems, has successfully energised its Skeeby Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) near Richmond, North Yorkshire. |
| 20 Aug 26 |
UK: PM urged to rethink £1.5bn turbine factory snub A row over the UK Government’s decision to block a £1.5billion Chinese investment at Ardersier has reignited, with Prime Minister Andy Burnham urged to visit the Highlands and explain the decision. Chinese wind turbine manufacturer Ming Yang had selected Ardersier as its preferred location for a new factory, which it says would create up to 1,500 direct jobs and a further 8,000 across the supply chain. |
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