YORKSHIRE SPOTLIGHT
FEATURE SPONSOR
TNORTH YORKSHIRE HE OPPORTUNITY COAST
WHITBY AND SCARBOROUGH OFFSHORE WIND NETWORK (WSOSW) WSOSW was established in 2010 as the basis of bringing together all the ingredients necessary to support the industry establishing themselves in the area.
The history of Whitby and Scarborough and the surrounding area is as exciting as it is long.
The area has seen highs and lows from the days of the first Viking raiders, the establishment of Scarborough as the first seaside resort to meteoric rise of the fishing industry.
It is host to a number of world firsts and for a relatively small area the Borough has always punched above its weight. This is due in no small part to the indomitable spirit and enterprising approach of the people who live there.
EMBRACING THE GREEN REVOLUTION These people and organisations on the North Yorkshire Coast are now embracing the green revolution and the area is positioning itself to lead the way into a new and exciting era of economic development.
With a diverse and rich maritime pedigree and with 2 ports (Whitby being the closest of any UK port to the Dogger Bank), available business space and the supply chain necessary to support the offshore industry, Scarborough is constantly developing its offering and has its sights on hosting the survey, supply and operations maintenance activity planned for the round 3 offshore wind farm sites.
The network brings together key players from the industry. The good word has spread far and wide and the area is now recognised as having serious potential within the industry.
Through effective leadership which brings together politicians of all persuasions, local authorities, industry and communities Scarborough is striving towards its place at the heart of the offshore wind industry.
Importantly the Leadership of Scarborough recognise there is a need for the region to work together as a whole.
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