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Home›Offshore Wind›Able UK to Present Plans for AMEP
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September 11, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Able UK to Present Plans for AMEP

Able UK will present its plans for Marine Energy Park (AMEP) on the South Humber bank at a renewable energy exhibition in Sheffield to be held on September 18. AMEP comprises 790 acres of developable land and 1.3km of new deep water quays, particularly designed for the offshore wind sector, the Insi

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Able UK will present its plans for Marine Energy Park (AMEP) on the South Humber bank at a renewable energy exhibition in Sheffield to be held on September 18.

AMEP comprises 790 acres of developable land and 1.3km of new deep water quays, particularly designed for the offshore wind sector, the Insider news site says.

Able UK development executive David Shepherd said: “Investor interest has ramped up significantly and we aim to put large demanding customers on the supply chains doorstep. We provide a simple philosophy for the sector enabling them to cluster, manufacture and deploy from the heart of the market.”

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Offshore WIND staff, September 11, 2012; Image: AMEP

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