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SSE Renewables Selects Seaway7 for Berwick Bank B Offshore Wind Project

SSE Renewables has chosen Subsea7's Seaway7 as the preferred supplier for foundations and subsea cables for its 1.4 GW Berwick Bank B offshore wind farm in Scotland. This agreement is projected to generate 465 jobs and signifies a major step in the project's development.

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Published October 20, 2026 at 09:50 AM UTC
Source: MarineLink
SSE Renewables Selects Seaway7 for Berwick Bank B Offshore Wind Project
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SSE Renewables has designated Subsea7's Seaway7 as the preferred contractor for the installation of offshore wind turbine foundations and subsea inter-array cables at its Berwick Bank B offshore wind project. This significant 1.4 GW development is located off the coast of Scotland. The agreement is anticipated to create 465 jobs, contributing to local employment and the broader offshore wind supply chain.

This selection marks a crucial milestone for the Berwick Bank B project, moving it closer to its construction phase. The project aims to bolster renewable energy capacity in Scotland and the UK, supporting decarbonization efforts.

For freight forwarders and logistics professionals, this development signals future requirements for specialized heavy-lift and project cargo services. The transportation of large wind turbine components, foundations, and subsea cables will necessitate careful planning, specialized vessels, and potentially port marshalling services. Forwarders should monitor the project timeline for upcoming tenders related to the movement of these oversized and heavy-lift items, particularly for the sea and potentially road legs involved in component delivery to port staging areas.

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