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A1 A19 NEWCASTLE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Moray Firth SWANS ROYAL QUAYS OFFSHORE ENTERPRISE ENERGY PARK PARK NEWCASTLE A19 TYNE DOCK JARROW GREEN ENTERPRISE UPON TYNE BUSINESS PARK PARK TYNESIDE WORKS SITE A1 ABERDEEN Seagreen 67nm Dogger Bank 96nm EDINBURGH NEWCASTLE Hornsea 86nm LEEDS MANCHESTER Norfolk BIRMINGHAM LONDON A1 A19 NEWCASTLE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT WHY CHOOSE Moray Firth SWANS ROYAL QUAYS OFFSHORE ENTERPRISE PARK THE RIVER ENERGY PARK NEWCASTLE A19 TYNE DOCK TYNE? JARROW GREEN ENTERPRISE UPON TYNE BUSINESS PARK PARK TYNESIDE WORKS SITE PRIME CENTRAL A1 ABERDEEN Seagreen 67nm LOCATION With direct access to the North Sea, the River Tyne is ideally placed to service the offshore energy sector – including one of the world’s largest offshore wind markets. 5000 ENERGY RELATED The Tyne has the capacity to become a major BUSINESSES IN NORTH Dogger Bank 96nm hub for the installation and maintenance of EDINBURGH offshore wind farms and service the supply chain EAST ENGLAND, A that will grow from it as well as building on its 60% GROWTH OVER existing reputation in the oil and gas sector. THE PAST FOUR YEARS NEWCASTLE STRONG SUPPLY Hornsea 86nm CHAIN With over 5,000 energy related businesses LEEDS located in the region, the North East of England boasts a well-established offshore energy supply MANCHESTER chain cluster with an international reputation for excellence in oil and gas, subsea technology, marine engineering and offshore renewables. Leading companies such as SMD, JDR Cables, Norfolk Royal IHC, Baker Hughes, a GE Company, Technip, BIRMINGHAM A+P, Texo, Smulders Projects UK, Bridon-Bekaert are already based and operating in Tyneside. LONDON 5.5GW OF CONSENTED DEVELOPMENT WITHIN 100NM OF THE RIVER TYNE River Tyne Sites and Supply Chain River Tyne Sites and Supply Chain 26 44 Main Transport Links Newcastle Indigo International Park Education Airport A19 Business Parks A1 Cobalt Enterprise Zones Balliol Park Business Oshore Supply Chain Park 33 11 37 Metro Local Rail Network A696 Quorum 08 Business 28 Park Tyne Tunnel Estate Tyne South Shields Marine, Metropolitan 46 College Oshore and Safety 20 Training Centre 03 Port of Tyne International Swans Oshore Newcastle Port of Energy Park Passenger 23 College Terminal Tyne Energy Holborn Riverside Swans Centre Academy for Innovation Royal Quays Oce Quarter 07 Enterprise Neptune 39 Park South Shields A1058 Energy Park 38 05 19 09 13 32 Marine School (Coast Rd) Tyne Dock 49 21 31 Viking Enterprise South 18 41 Park Tyneside 01 Industrial 44 Estate 22 42 College Newcastle 37 27 30 A1 University University of 45 Royal 12 Industrial 16 47 Northumbria 17 02 25 Middlefields Estate 34 Industrial 07 48 Estate Central 40 29 Station 06 Simonside 24 Bede Industrial Industrial 04 Estate Estate Monkton Business Park 43 14 A19 36 10 15 Major Employers 16 HVR International Ltd 2933 Rosen Group Boldon 17 IHC 34 Rotary Power Business 01 A&P Group 18 JDR Cables 35 Seagull Maritime Park 02 AAP Metal Fabrication Services 19 Lift-Rite 36 Siemens Transmission & Distribution 03 Advanced Industrial Solutions (AIS) 20 Maersk 37 Siemens UK 35 04 Baker Hughes, a GE Co 21 Magellan 38 Smulders Projects UK International 05 Barrier Group 22 McAusland & Turner Limited 39 Soil Machine Dynamics (SMD) Advanced 06 Bel Valves 23 MEM Engineering 40 TechnipFMC Manufacturing 07 Bridon-Bekaert Ropes Group 24 Metec Group 41 Texo CFS Park 08 British Engines 25 OilQuip Limited 42 Tilone Subsea UK 09 Catalage 26 Oshore Renewable Energy Catapult 43 TSG Marine Limited 10 Cottam Brush Ltd 27 Port of Tyne 44 Tyne Subsea 11 DNV GL 28 Quanta Fabricom 45 TyneTec Engineering 12 Ford Engineering 29 Reece Group 46 UK Docks Marine Services 13 Fountain Safety Solutions Ltd 30 Remote Medical International 47 UTS Engineering Limited 14 GSS Global Substation Solutions 31 Rever Oshore 48 Wescott Group Limited 15 Houlder 32 Rope Access Trade Solutions 49 WD Close Engineering River Tyne Sites and Supply Chain River Tyne Sites and Supply Chain 26 44 Main Transport Links Newcastle Indigo International Park Education Airport A19 Business Parks A1 Cobalt Enterprise Zones Balliol Park Business Oshore Supply Chain Park 33 11 37 Metro Local Rail Network A696 Quorum 08 Business 28 Park Tyne Tunnel Estate Tyne South Shields Marine, Metropolitan 46 College Oshore and Safety 20 Training Centre 03 Port of Tyne International Swans Oshore Newcastle Port of Energy Park Passenger 23 College Terminal Tyne Energy Holborn Riverside Swans Centre Academy for Innovation Royal Quays Oce Quarter 07 Enterprise Neptune 39 Park South Shields A1058 Energy Park 38 05 19 09 13 32 Marine School (Coast Rd) Tyne Dock 49 21 31 Viking Enterprise South 18 41 Park Tyneside 01 Industrial 44 Estate 22 42 College Newcastle 37 27 30 A1 University University of 45 Royal 12 Industrial 16 47 Northumbria 17 02 25 Middlefields Estate 34 Industrial 07 48 Estate Central 40 29 Station 06 Simonside 24 Bede Industrial Industrial 04 Estate Estate Monkton Business Park 43 14 A19 36 10 15 Major Employers 16 HVR International Ltd 2933 Rosen Group Boldon 17 IHC 34 Rotary Power Business 01 A&P Group 18 JDR Cables 35 Seagull Maritime Park 02 AAP Metal Fabrication Services 19 Lift-Rite 36 Siemens Transmission & Distribution 03 Advanced Industrial Solutions (AIS) 20 Maersk 37 Siemens UK 35 04 Baker Hughes, a GE Co 21 Magellan 38 Smulders Projects UK International 05 Barrier Group 22 McAusland & Turner Limited 39 Soil Machine Dynamics (SMD) Advanced 06 Bel Valves 23 MEM Engineering 40 TechnipFMC Manufacturing 07 Bridon-Bekaert Ropes Group 24 Metec Group 41 Texo CFS Park 08 British Engines 25 OilQuip Limited 42 Tilone Subsea UK 09 Catalage 26 Oshore Renewable Energy Catapult 43 TSG Marine Limited 10 Cottam Brush Ltd 27 Port of Tyne 44 Tyne Subsea 11 DNV GL 28 Quanta Fabricom 45 TyneTec Engineering 12 Ford Engineering 29 Reece Group 46 UK Docks Marine Services 13 Fountain Safety Solutions Ltd 30 Remote Medical International 47 UTS Engineering Limited 14 GSS Global Substation Solutions 31 Rever Oshore 48 Wescott Group Limited 15 Houlder 32 Rope Access Trade Solutions 49 WD Close Engineering CASE STUDIES SOIL MACHINE DYNAMICS Soil Machine Dynamics (SMD) is a world- “It’s well known the North East has one leading industrial robotics company, based in of the lowest costs of living in the UK, North Tyneside, that designs, assembles and particularly when we compare ourselves to commissions integrated robotics solutions places like Aberdeen, where costs have risen and remote intervention equipment. dramatically since the oil and gas boom. The business has its head office in the “Though costs are lower, the standard of borough, with bases in Singapore and China. living is very good. There’s good homes and schools, great universities, beautiful Mike Jones, the company’s CEO, who countryside and beaches and all of that leads relocated to the North East, believes that to the region being a great place to live.” the area has significant assets that make it an attractive base for businesses in the offshore, new and renewable energy sector. WWW.SMD.CO.UK “Here, we have the skills. We have the right people in engineering, with technical skills, but also there is a real ‘can do’ attitude in people, both in design and innovation, but also in making things and that’s a big reason to be in North Tyneside,” explains Mike. REVER OFFSHORE Rever Offshore, formerly known as Bibby By remaining independent and focused on what Offshore, is a leading specialist provider of fully it does best, Rever Offshore adds value through integrated subsea construction and offshore expert insight and unrivalled expertise across management services to a varied client base specialist subsea areas. By always listening, throughout the offshore energy industry. learning and improving, the company will continue to deliver subsea operational success. The company operates a trusted fleet of subsea support vessels and advanced remotely operated Having a presence in the region through its vehicles (ROVs). Its diverse range of services Engineering Project Office located in Swans include; full in-house project management and Centre for Innovation, North Tyneside, Rever engineering services to support EPIC project Offshore is able to benefit from the many services delivery, subsea construction, subsea inspection which are based in the region and also build repair and maintenance, decommissioning services, strong relationships across its supply chain. flexible flowline and umbilical installation, survey and inspection and saturation/air diving services. WWW.REVEROFFSHORE.COM A&P TYNE Global ship repair, conversion and marine specialist A&P Group has a proud history of quality-driven engineering excellence spanning six decades. With far-reaching capabilities from four UK locations, A&P combines a rich heritage of fabrication and engineering skills and experience to provide ship owners, governments and energy companies with the precision skills needed to complete the most demanding projects. A&P Tyne is A&P Group’s lead strategic site for the oil and gas sector, thanks to its prime location on the East coast and proximity to the North Sea, as well as its experienced project management teams, highly skilled workforce and large-scale fabrication facilities. Recent projects include the fabrication of six pontoons for Galloper Wind Farm, extensive fabrication, maintenance and repairs for four of CMA CGM’s Fort Class vessels, dockings and maintenance work for two of Rever Offshore’s diving support vessels. As well as a 17-day major mobilisation of the offshore support vessel Normand Oceanic, the six-month build of a steel buoyancy module structure for Athena Development and the intricate and precise conversion of The Global Producer to handle crude oil. Home to a 17,500 sqm fabrication hall with a 6,750 sqm assembly area, four specialist workshops, a high bay area and an experienced team of naval architects, designers and specialist fabricators, A&P Tyne has an enviable reputation in its field.
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