UNEXPLODED ORDNANCE Unlock the
HIDDEN CASH in your business with R&D tax credits
Don’t ignore R&D tax credits, thinking they’re not for you – you may end up being pleasantly surprised!
Many businesses operating in the wind energy industries are missing out on £millions in tax relief that’s rightfully theirs.
For a free R&D tax credit consultation and analysis of the potential returns you might expect, contact Jumpstart:
helpinghand@jumpstartuk.co.uk www.jumpstartuk.co.uk
0333 920 7449
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PROJECTS It’s over 70 years since the end of WWII, yet unexploded ordnance (UXO) continues to pose a threat to the UK, as an estimated 10 per cent of bombs dropped failed to detonate
Your trusted partner with experience at more than 40 wind farms to date
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As part of its fully-integrated range of services, James Fisher Marine Services (JFMS) has an outstanding track record of unexploded ordnance (UXO). Pioneering UXO detection, identification and disposal techniques have recently been utilised on two significant energy construction projects, Hinkley Point C nuclear power station developed by EDF Energy and Galloper Windfarm, a 353MW offshore windfarm project led by innogy SE.
WINDFARM LOCATION
The 353MW Galloper Windfarm lies approximately 30km off the east coast of Suffolk, England and is currently nearing full power generation. This area is subject to some of the most dense subsea munitions on the UK continental shelf, mostly confirmed as Allied and German air-and-sea-delivered WWII ordnance.
When the project needed emergency subsea UXO services, JFMS was able to mobilise quickly from its new base located in Lowestoft, Suffolk. Consequently,
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