Offshore wind
The North East of England is a global leader in the offshore renewables sector. Explore how research, innovation and talent can support the offshore wind sector.
At Newcastle University we are working towards a better and fairer world, addressing challenges and creating a more sustainable future, protecting our planet for the benefit of all.
As a civic university, we’re proud of our role and responsibility in advancing the health, wealth and wellbeing of our region and beyond.
Newcastle and the North East of England have a long and rich history with the marine and offshore sector. Today, the region is a global leader in offshore renewables:
- Port of Tyne is the operations and maintenance base for the world's largest offshore wind farm, Dogger Bank
- Port of Blyth is the construction base for RWE's Sofia wind farm
- The Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult in Blyth is a collection of world class facilities for OEMs that support product development
- Energi Coast is a collaborative and supportive membership group, one of the 8 UK offshore wind clusters
Through research, education, innovation, and skills, we play a leading role in the offshore renewables sector and the drive toward net-zero. We’re proud to be members of NOF, Energi Coast and the Global Underwater Hub
If you would like to discuss how you can work with any of the services and facilities described on this page, please contact us.