INDUSTRY NEWS
GBA GROUP LAUNCHES “G.B. RENEWABLES LOGISTICS”
After 2 years of R&D and as part of its on-going venture into the Renewable Energy Sector, the GBA Group has established a new company ‘G.B. Renewables Logistics Limited’ to serve the requirements of the renewable energy sector and in particular Wind Farm Logistics.
G.B. Renewables offers complete end-to-end solutions to meet the shipping and land based logistics requirements of both Onshore and Offshore wind farm construction companies and energy suppliers. With the group’s proven track record, proven quality and proven systems, G.B. Renewables intends to optimise on existing services to deliver added value and cost effective solutions through an on-going Carbon Reduction programme.
"This is an exciting market for G.B. Renewables to be involved in" said Captain Sam Judah MBE, Managing Director. "GBA has built up an enviable track record in the management and operation of terminal handling facilities, with a key focus on providing quality services. GBA places great emphasis on the careful handling of customers’ products through all stages of the logistics chain."
Operating from most major ports throughout the UK and being strategically positioned on the East coast of the UK and the Humber Bank, GBA are well positioned to meet the diverse and challenging needs of the wind energy sector and in particular the Round 3 developments off the Dogger Bank, Hornsea and Norfolk Bank.
G.B. Renewables is also part of a consortium within WIND- SHIPS LOGISTICS A/S to provide seamless logistics solutions offering RoRo vessels for the short sea shipment of components, specially designed handling equipment, and operation of project ports, providing total solutions from manufacturing through to installation.
G.B. Renewables and their partners will aim to deliver Clean, Green and Lean "end-to-end logistics solutions" to the Renewables Energy Sector.
GBA Group
www.gbagroup.com
www.windenergynetwork.co.uk
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